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tipnoun1 a piece of advice or useful information especially from an expertgot some tips from a horticulturist on how to get my violets to bloom hint, lead, pointer advice, advisement, assistance, counsel, guidance, recommendation, suggestioncaution, cautioning, sign, signal, telltale, tip-off, warningbrief, direction, feedback, instruction, observationprompt, reminder, urginganswer, clue, solution information not generally available to the publicinvestigators are trying to determine whether the investor illegally received a tip that the company's stock was about to plunge 411(slang), book, dope, inside, lowdown, poop(slang), scoop, skinny(slang) dirt, dish, gossip, rumor, storyhint, pointerinformation, intelligence, news, tidings, word ancient history, open secret a small sum of money given for a service over and above what is duegave our waiter an extra large tip for such fantastic service gratuity, perquisite donation, gift, lagniappe, largesse(also largess), presentbonus, favor, rewardcontribution, offering something given in addition to what is ordinarily expected or oweda customer who always gives his paper carrier a very generous tip at Christmastime bonus, cumshaw, dividend, donative, extra, gratuity, gravy, gravy train, lagniappe, perk, perquisite, throw-in pensionbestowal, presentationbenefaction, beneficence, benevolence, bounty, charity, generosity, largesse(also largess), philanthropycontribution, donation, gift, offering, presentgrant, subsidyboon, manna, windfallfavor, freebie(or freebee), giveaway, premiumaward, prize, rewardfringe benefit, icing the act of positioning or an instance of being positioned at an angleshe didn't say anything but just acknowledged our presence with a tip of her head angling, bend, cock, inclination, list, tilt turn, twist, veerbow, dip, nod chiefly Britisha place where discarded materials (as trash) are dumpedyou simply cannot dispose of leftover petrol at the tip tipnoun4the last and usually sharp or tapering part of something long and narrowthe tip of a knitting needle apex, cusp, end, nib, nose, pike, point pinpointprong, tinebarb, jag, prickle, snag, spike, sticker to set or cause to be at an anglebe careful because if you tip your cup any more, you'll spill your tea angle, cant, cock, heel, incline, lean, list, pitch, slant, slope, tilt bankbend, deviate, swerve, veerdecline, descend, recline, retreat even, flatten, level, straighten in the 14th century |