Double Dip

Double dip may refer to:

• To put a food item (like a vegetable or tortilla chip) into a dip (food), take a bite and put it back in. Socially taboo (as mentioned in the Seinfeld episode "The Implant") as believed to add microbes from the person's mouth into the dip.
• Double dipping, the practice of simultaneously holding multiple elected positions
• Double Dip (confectionery), a confectionery produced by Swizzels Matlow
• A meteorological term referring to both an "early high" temperature and a "late low" temperature in the same day
• The practice of selling a media item to a consumer multiple times via a Special edition
• The practice of using both a tanning bed and a sunless tanning method to achieve a very dark tan
• Double-dip recession, a recession shape used by economists
• A lifeline in the game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? in which a contestant takes two tries at a question. If the contestant's first answer is wrong, he or she must choose from the remaining three answers, but if the second answer is also wrong, the contestant's game is over
• During the United Kingdom Parliamentary expenses scandal, the term "double dipping" was used to refer to two Members of Parliament (generally a married couple) who live together, both claiming expenses on the rent/mortgage/expenses of the same home. It also applied where one MP claimed their original home on expenses, and the other claimed their London home on expenses.