Definition of "dippy" [dippy]

• Slang Not sensible; foolish. (adjective)

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• "What Morse calls a "dippy" local ruling requires Ben & Jerry's staffers to undergo blood tests every three months to guard against infecting customers."
• "We're kind of dippy and strange, we wear funny clothes at least a few times a year, we insist on lecturing you about how St. Patrick actually murdered Druids and the whole "snake" thing is a smokescreen while you're trying to chug your third mug of green beer in peace."
• "The reason for that, which is kind of dippy, is I've been feeling very grateful to you."