Nurses, as a drink, can be referred to as 'SIPS' (4 letters) and 'Sipson' (6 letters). The term 'SIPS' is derived from the word 'SYRUP, ' which is a sweet liquid used to make drinks. 'Sipson' is a variation of the word 'SIPHON, ' which is a device used to draw liquids from one container to another. Both terms are used to describe a type of drink made with SYRUP and other ingredients. Nurses, as a drink, is a popular beverage in many countries and is usually served cold.