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tip

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adj. that empties itself by tipping.
Ex. a tip car, truck, or wagon.

tip

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expr. tip off, (Informal.)
a. to give secret or confidential information to.
Ex. They tipped me off about a good bargain.
b. to warn.
Ex. Someone tipped off the criminal, and he escaped before the police arrived.

tip

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noun 1. a light, sharp blow; tap.
2. (Sports.)
a. a glancing blow.
b. a ball so hit.
Ex. a foul tip.

tip

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noun 1. a small present of money in return for service; gratuity.
Ex. He gave the waiter a tip.
2. a piece of secret or confidential information.
Ex. I had a tip that the black horse would win the race.
3. a useful hint or sugge

tip

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noun 1. the act of tipping or tilting; slope; slant.
Ex. There is such a tip to that table that everything slips off it.
2. a place where vehicles, such as open railroad cars and trucks, are tipped and their contents dumped, as into the hold

tip

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noun 1. the end part; end; point; top.
Ex. the tips of the fingers or toes, the tip of a hill or a baseball bat.
(SYN) extremity.
2. a small piece put on the end of something.
Ex. a new tip for a billiard cue, shoes with steel t

tip

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tip (1), noun, verb, tipped,tipping.

tip

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tip (2), verb, tipped,tipping,noun, adjective.

tip

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tip (3), noun, verb, tipped,tipping.

tip

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tip (4), noun, verb, tipped,tipping.

tip

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v.i. to give a tip or tips.

tip

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v.i. 1. to slant; slope.
(SYN) tilt, incline, lean.
2. to upset; overturn.
(SYN) capsize.

tip

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v.t. 1. to cause to have a slanting or sloping position; slope; slant.
Ex. She tipped the table toward her.
(SYN) tilt, incline, lean.
2. to upset; overturn.
Ex. He tipped over his glass of water.
(SYN) capsize.
3.

tip

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v.t. 1. to give a small present of money to.
Ex. Did you tip the porter?
2. to give secret or confidential information to.
3. (Slang.) to let have; give.
Ex. He tipped me an impudent wink (Washington Irving).

tip

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v.t. 1. to hit lightly and sharply; tap.
2. (Sports.) to hit (a ball) lightly with the edge of the bat; hit with a glancing blow.

tip

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v.t. 1. to put a tip or tips on; furnish with a tip.
Ex. spears tipped with steel.
2. to cover or adorn at the tip.
Ex. mountains tipped with snow. Sunlight tips the steeple.
3. (in bookbinding) to paste or attach (special color