Clip [verb]

They’re good for making content more inclusive and watching films in foreign languages, but they also allow you to enjoy videos and video calls in quiet environments, skim through clips more quickly, and even focus more on what you’re watching.

Its water-proof design floats when dropped in water, so it’s great for the boat or evening fishing trips, and a convenient carabineer clip lets you secure it to a bag when not in use.

TikTok is adding users at a clip that far outpaces most social media platforms.

You can repurpose a piece of content to tweet some bits on Twitter, start a discussion on Facebook, post an edited clip on Instagram, or share a concise blog post on LinkedIn.

Along with the braids, the researchers developed flexible electrode clips.

"This is the most ungrateful outfit of greasers I ever met up with," cried Clip, hurrying toward the second man.

Clip still had the club he had taken from the Mexican's companion, and he squared away threateningly.

Matt stood at the gate for a few moments, looking for Clip; but, as he could see nothing of him, he went back into the house.

He was pushing his machine through the gate, and Clip was getting his own wheel and making ready to follow.

The road was a bit cut up and sandy in places, but Clip whaled his machine along and they did a trifle better than thirty miles.