To give a small amount of money to someone for a service.
I always tip the waiter if the service is good.
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Don't forget to tip the delivery driver, especially in bad weather.
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To turn something over so that it is lying on its side or upside down.
Be careful not to tip the glass of water over.
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The strong wind threatened to tip the small boat during storm.
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To give a piece of advice or useful information.
I wanted to tip you off about the coming changes.
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Our manager tipped us about the new marketing plan that will start next month.
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tipintransitive-verb
To overturn or upend.
The boat is tip over, we need help!
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If you put too much weight on one side, the canoe might tip over.
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tiptransitive-verb
To cause to overturn or upend.
He tried to tip the table during the argument.
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A sudden gust of wind could tip the stack of boxes over very easily.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "tip" in English means: The pointed end of something., A small amount of money given to someone for a service., A piece of advice or useful information..
The phonetic transcription of "tip" is /tɪp/ in British English and /tɪp/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "tip": hint, end, point, gratuity, suggestion, advice.
Example usage of "tip": "The tip of my pen is broken and can't write now.". More examples on the page.