noun
General Slang
jip
· noun · welsh
Pain, hassle, grief — usually from a body part or a person.
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Persistent pain, trouble, or aggravation. Almost always shows up in 'giving me jip' — your knee, your back, your boss, the dog, anything that won't quit. Heard across the UK but particularly at home in Welsh and northern English speech.
“This knee's been giving me jip all week.”
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jip In A Sentence
This knee's been giving me jip all week.
Origin & Usage
British dialect, possibly from 'gyp' (to cheat/torment); spelling 'jip' common in Wales and northern England.
Variants
gyp
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What does jip mean?
Jip means pain, hassle, or grief — usually coming from a body part or a person.
How do you use jip in a sentence?
"My knee's been giving me jip all week."
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