" dipper "

[Noun]  | "dip*per" | \ ˈdi-pər \

1: one that dips: such as

2: a worker who dips articles

3: something (such as a long-handled cup) used for dipping

Origin: 1611 ;

[Noun]  | "Big Dipper" 

1: the seven principal stars in the constellation of Ursa Major

Origin: 1853 ;

[Noun]  | "Little Dipper" 

1: the seven principal stars in Ursa Minor

Origin: 1842 ;

[Noun]  | "the Little Dipper" 

1: a group of seven stars including the North Star in the northern sky that forms the shape of a dipper or ladle and that is smaller than the Big Dipper

[Verb]  | "dou*ble-dip" | \ ˌdə-bəl-ˈdip \

1: to obtain money from two sources at the same time or by two separate accounting methods; especially : to draw a pension from one government department while working for another

2: to repeat the action of dipping a chip or other snack into a shared dipping sauce or mixture after taking a bite

Origin: 1971 ;

[Verb]  | "skin*ny-dip" | \ ˈski-nē-ˌdip \

1: to swim in the nude

Origin: 1964 ;

[Biographical name]  | "Chamberlain" 

1: Wilton Norman 1936—1999 American basketball player

[Noun]  | "dipper"