nip

And, to make it all the better, it was cold enough to nip one's nose short off!

There's cigarettes on the locker and a nip of the Scotch to keep the chill out.

Nip the anchor with the ebb, and keep your course down channel.

I'll be havin' a nip now we're alone, and that cacklin' hen gone.

In this position he could at least nip the cross-piece, and worry it with his teeth.

They're all around me in here, and wanting to take a nip out of my legs.

This Mark is given them, as is alledg'd, by a Nip in any part of the body, and it is blew.'

This Mark is given to them, as is alledg'd, by a Nip in any part of the Body, and it is blew.

That evening it seemed as if Nip and I had changed characters.

If it hadn't and we went that way, we could nip into the first train and get clean away.