quip

noun
UK: /kwɪp/
US: /kwɪp/
  1. A clever and amusing remark.

    1. He made a quick quip that made everyone laugh.
    2. Her casual quip about the budget deficit was surprisingly insightful.
quip verb
  1. To make a witty remark.

    1. He likes to quip when he's nervous.
    2. She quipped that the meeting was a waste of time, eliciting laughter.

Frequently Asked Questions

The phonetic transcription of "quip" is /kwɪp/ in British English and /kwɪp/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "quip": joke, witticism, repartee, jest.

Example usage of "quip": "He made a quick quip that made everyone laugh.". More examples on the page.