kip

Converse of object

• get: At least I managed to get some kip once I'd finally made the minibus.
• have: I wouldn't have minded being below decks having a quick kip myself!
• need: One beer and by 3.30 I need a good kip.
• catch: We returned to the ferry port and tried to catch some kip under the stars in the car park.

Adjective modifier

• few: Back to the hotel for a few hours kip.
• good: Loads of room on the flight enough to claim a row of three and get a good kip on the flight.
• decent: Also like jasmine tea alot and camomile is good if you want a decent kip.
• quick: I wouldn't have minded being below decks having a quick kip myself!

Preposition: on

• sofa: If Spike kips on the sofa Willow'd be far too tempted by the curtains, and Wes is too tall for the sofa.
• floor: We didn't have to kip on peoples floors, we actually got beds.
• bench: After a heavy drinking session in Weymouth in August 1990, 51 year old Philip Pyne fancied a kip on a bench.

Modifying Another Word

• just: Can I just kip on the floor at the venue?

Noun used with modifier

• hour: Back to the hotel for a few hours kip.
• night: Anyway after a very hard previous day, having a bad nights kip wasn't such a good idea.
• afternoon: Wandering Swan was on the stage in front of us, but when were awoke from our afternoon kip, it was gone.

Possessives

• night: What would he have done if he'd only gone home early the night before and had a decent night's kip!

Preposition: in

• back: You can save a few $ $ in accommodation kipping in the back as well!
• ship: Kip in a Ship Visiting London with your education group?