dip one's toe in | Idiomator

Meaning: (idiomatic,figuratively)Toexploreorbegin; toenteror getinvolvedintentativelyand for the first time.2019June 14, Gwilym Mumford, Hannah Verdier, Max Sanderson, Josh Toussaint-Strauss, “A gripping, intimate account of the moon landing – podcasts of the week”, inThe Guardian‎[1]:Given how many other politicians, from Ed Miliband to Bill Clinton, havedipped their toes intothe world of podcasting, it’s perhaps inevitable that Barack and Michelle Obama are entering the field too.2019December 17, Hannah Sayle, “Beloved St. Paul craft beer bar Happy Gnome is closing”, inStar Tribune‎[2]:The Happy Gnome, on Selby Av. in St. Paul, became a place todip one's toe inthe burgeoning beer world. With a focus on domestic craft and quality import beers, this cozy bar was a welcome home to curious beer lovers.

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