1. A smart, sarcastic turn; a sharp retort.

2. To scoff.

3. To taunt.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• quiry,
• quice,
• squip,
• equipp,
• quija,
• quil,
• yuop,
• quier,
• quizz,
• eqip,
• quily,
• quish,
• quiped,
• julip,
• quial,
• quik,
• voip,
• quic,
• qtip,
• quida

• quapaw,
• quaife,
• quipu.

The adverb form of the word "quip" is "quipingly".

The adjective form of the word "quip" is "quipful". This word can be used to describe someone or something that is full of quips or characterized by clever and witty remarks. However, it is worth noting that "quipful" is not commonly used and may be considered somewhat archaic.

The plural form of the word "quip" is "quips"

The singular form of the word "quip" is "quip". It is a noun that refers to a witty or clever remark.