tip sheet

noun

1. a short publication containing the latest information, predictions, and tips for a particular business or subject:

   tip sheets for horse racing;

   a tip sheet for gamblers;

   a stock-market tip sheet;

   a tip sheet about safety concerns.

Example Sentences

The tip sheet also suggests how to safely speak out publicly.

From Science News For Students

Marshall is still favored to win — the Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan tip sheet, has continued to rate the contest as “leaning” Republican — but internal polls on both sides show a tight race.

From Washington Post

“What you have here is public negotiation,” says Jerry Del Colliano, publisher of the radio-industry tip sheet Inside Music Media.

From The Daily Beast

The first thing he should have done was recapture the circulation of the tip sheet.

From Project Gutenberg

Clocker's bank balance was sick, the circulation of his tip sheet gone.

From Project Gutenberg

After weeks of neglecting his tip sheet to study catatonia, he felt close to the payoff.

From Project Gutenberg

Diplomatically, they made only the most delicate references to the revamping job Clocker had done on his tip sheet.

From Project Gutenberg