tipper
a person or thing that tips: The waiters liked him for being a big tipper.
Origin of tipper
1Words that may be confused with tipper
- tipper , tipster
Words Nearby tipper
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How to use tipper in a sentence
Elizabeth Dole and tipper Gore would both have been married to former presidents; they were both well-liked.
Does the Spouse Bump Exist? History Suggests First Ladies Don’t Often Tilt Elections | Mark McKinnon | April 15, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTAs Sandra Kobrin wrote on Women's eNews, women have reached "The tipper Point."
The End of Male Privilege: Women Fed Up With Bad Behavior | Leslie Bennetts | May 23, 2011 | THE DAILY BEASTWe constantly ask ourselves in the writers' room: Will she end up like Hillary or tipper?
More crassly, why are Bill and Hillary together while Al and tipper have separated?
tipper launched her family-values crusade with her own perfect family smiling at her back.
I soon succeeded in making matters pleasant with Mrs tipper again.
I was very soon able, with dear old Mrs tipper's ready sanction, to give Becky a step in life.
As he mounted the steps to the tipper deck, he saw a brilliant light shine from the bridge.
Story of Chester Lawrence | Nephi AndersonDear little Mrs tipper was a bright example of content and happiness.
It had turned out there were some hundreds lying in Mrs tipper's name at the banker's.
British Dictionary definitions for tipper
/ (ˈtɪpə) /
a person who gives or leaves a tip: he is a generous tipper
short for tipper truck
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