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  • knowledge, give inside information

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1

as in advice

a piece of advice or useful information especially from an expert

got some tips from a horticulturist on how to get my violets to bloom

2

as in scoop

information not generally available to the public

investigators are trying to determine whether the investor illegally received a tip that the company’s stock was about to plunge


1

as in bonus

a small sum of money given for a service over and above what is due

gave our waiter an extra large tip for such fantastic service

2

as in gift

something given in addition to what is ordinarily expected or owed

a customer who always gives his paper carrier a very generous tip at Christmastime

1

as in tilt

the act of positioning or an instance of being positioned at an angle

she didn’t say anything but just acknowledged our presence with a tip of her head

2

as in landfill

chiefly British

a place where discarded materials (as trash) are dumped

you simply cannot dispose of leftover petrol at the tip

as in end

the last and usually sharp or tapering part of something long and narrow

the tip of a knitting needle

as in to tilt

to set or cause to be at an angle

be careful because if you tip your cup any more, you’ll spill your tea


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  • edge
  • apex
  • cap
  • crown
  • cusp
  • end
  • extremity
  • head
  • nip
  • peak
  • point
  • stub
  • summit
  • tiptop
  • vertex
  • fee
  • gift
  • money
  • perk
  • reward
  • compensation
  • cue
  • handout
  • lagniappe
  • perquisite
  • pourboire
  • sweetener
  • one-way
  • small change
  • something
  • hint
  • tip-off
  • warning
  • bend
  • dump
  • lean
  • spill
  • tilt
  • topple
  • upset
  • cant
  • capsize
  • careen
  • cock
  • empty
  • heel
  • incline
  • list
  • overturn
  • pour
  • recline
  • shift
  • slant
  • slope
  • unload
  • upend
  • upturn
  • overset
  • topple over
  • turn over
  • prompt
  • steer
  • suggest
  • tip off
  • advise
  • caution
  • clue
  • cue
  • forewarn
  • hint
  • warn
  • give a clue
  • give a hint
  • give the low-down

On this page you’ll find 206 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to tip, such as: edge, apex, cap, crown, cusp, and end.

      • hold
      • place
      • straighten
      • even
      • fill
      • level
      • keep secret
      • conceal
      • hide

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      SYNONYM OF THE DAY

      OCTOBER 26, 1985

      WORDS RELATED TO TIP

      • acicula
      • apex
      • mucro
      • mucronation
      • sharp point
      • spike
      • tapering point
      • tip
      • admonition
      • advisement
      • advocacy
      • aid
      • bum steer
      • caution
      • charge
      • consultation
      • counsel
      • directions
      • dissuasion
      • encouragement
      • exhortation
      • forewarning
      • guidance
      • help
      • information
      • injunction
      • input
      • instruction
      • judgment
      • lesson
      • news
      • opinion
      • persuasion
      • prescription
      • proposal
      • proposition
      • recommendation
      • steer
      • suggestion
      • teaching
      • telltale
      • tidings
      • tip
      • tip-off
      • two cents’ worth
      • view
      • warning
      • word
      • word to the wise
      • Mayday
      • SOS
      • alert
      • bell
      • blast
      • buzzer
      • call
      • caution
      • clock
      • cry
      • drum
      • flap
      • flash
      • forewarning
      • gong
      • high sign
      • horn
      • nod
      • scramble
      • scream
      • shout
      • sign
      • signal
      • siren
      • squeal
      • tip
      • tip off
      • tocsin
      • trumpet
      • warning
      • whistle
      • wink
      • yell
      • alarm
      • flag
      • forewarn
      • give the high sign
      • inform
      • notify
      • put on guard
      • signal
      • tip
      • tip off
      • wave flag
      • alarmed
      • flagged
      • forewarned
      • gave the high sign
      • informed
      • notified
      • put on guard
      • signaled
      • tipped
      • tipped off
      • wave flag
      • alarms
      • flags
      • forewarns
      • gives the high sign
      • informs
      • notifies
      • puts on guard
      • signals
      • tips
      • tips off
      • wave flag

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      1. tip

        To tilt or tip is to throw out of a horizontal position by raising one side or end or lowering the other; the words are closely similar, but tilt suggests more of fluctuation or instability. Slant and slope are said of things somewhat fixed or permanent in a position out of the horizontal or perpendicular; the roof slants, the hill slopes. Incline is a more formal word for tip, and also for slant or slope. To cant is to set slantingly; in many cases tip and cant might be interchanged, but tip is more temporary, often momentary; one tips a pail so that the water flows over the edge; a mechanic cants a table by making or setting one side higher than the other. A vessel careens in the wind; lists, usually, from shifting of cargo, from water in the hold, etc. Careening is always toward one side or the other; listing may be forward or astern as well. To heel over is the same as to careen, and must be distinguished from «keel over,» which is to capsize.

        Synonyms:
        cant, careen, dip, heel over, incline, lean, list, slant, slope, tilt

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      1. tipnoun

        the extreme end of something; especially something pointed

        Synonyms:
        crown, baksheesh, pourboire, crest, bakshish, wind, hint, top, backsheesh, steer, lead, confidential information, peak, gratuity, point, bakshis, summit

      2. gratuity, tip, pourboire, baksheesh, bakshish, bakshis, backsheeshnoun

        a relatively small amount of money given for services rendered (as by a waiter)

        Synonyms:
        crown, baksheesh, pourboire, crest, bakshish, wind, hint, top, backsheesh, steer, lead, confidential information, peak, gratuity, point, bakshis, summit

      3. tip, lead, steer, confidential information, wind, hintnoun

        an indication of potential opportunity

        «he got a tip on the stock market»; «a good lead for a job»

        Synonyms:
        hint, touch, flatus, mite, farting, lead-in, wind, crest, atomic number 82, nothingness, pinch, crown, suggestion, jot, confidential information, bakshis, peak, leading, breaking wind, soupcon, bullock, point, pourboire, tether, lead, wind instrument, lead story, trail, clue, baksheesh, lede, winding, steer, tinge, leash, gratuity, fart, star, malarkey, idle words, malarky, bakshish, jazz, jumper cable, jumper lead, air current, booster cable, intimation, principal, current of air, top, trace, pencil lead, breath, speck, summit, backsheesh, track, spark advance, twist

      4. point, tip, peaknoun

        a V shape

        «the cannibal’s teeth were filed to sharp points»

        Synonyms:
        hint, bloom, heyday, wind, spot, pinnacle, crest, dot, breaker point, stop, head, full stop, confidential information, bakshis, gunpoint, visor, peak, point, gratuity, pourboire, vizor, lead, point in time, prime, superlative, percentage point, baksheesh, apex, full point, steer, eyeshade, efflorescence, bill, level, extremum, elevation, stage, degree, pointedness, bakshish, meridian, blossom, period, power point, acme, detail, decimal point, distributor point, flower, flush, item, top, compass point, tiptop, vertex, summit, crown, backsheesh, height

      5. peak, crown, crest, top, tip, summitverb

        the top or extreme point of something (usually a mountain or hill)

        «the view from the peak was magnificent»; «they clambered to the tip of Monadnock»; «the region is a few molecules wide at the summit»

        Synonyms:
        wind, hint, top of the inning, cap, bloom, heyday, diadem, efflorescence, treetop, bakshis, teetotum, pate, crown, upper side, backsheesh, visor, confidential information, crest, round top, circus tent, peak, poll, elevation, point, pourboire, upside, lead, vizor, prime, big top, baksheesh, apex, steer, pennant, eyeshade, bill, extremum, top side, whirligig, bakshish, meridian, blossom, acme, gratuity, pinnacle, flower, flush, cover, spinning top, summit meeting, jacket crown, top, superlative, jacket, tiptop, vertex, summit, crownwork, height

      6. tipverb

        cause to tilt

        «tip the screen upward»

        Synonyms:
        topple, tippytoe, tiptoe, slant, angle, tumble, tap, lean, bung, fee, tilt, tip off

      7. tipverb

        mark with a tip

        «tip the arrow with the small stone»

        Synonyms:
        topple, tippytoe, tiptoe, slant, angle, tumble, tap, lean, bung, fee, tilt, tip off

      8. tip, fee, bungverb

        give a tip or gratuity to in return for a service, beyond the compensation agreed on

        «Remember to tip the waiter»; «fee the steward»

        Synonyms:
        topple, tippytoe, tiptoe, slant, angle, tumble, tap, lean, bung, fee, tilt, tip off

      9. topple, tumble, tipverb

        cause to topple or tumble by pushing

        Synonyms:
        whirl around, lean, tippytoe, tip off, topple, bung, get onto, catch on, break down, collapse, tiptoe, latch on, fee, tilt, cotton on, whirl, crumble, get it, tumble, tap, twig, angle, crumple, get wise, slant

      10. lean, tilt, tip, slant, angleverb

        to incline or bend from a vertical position

        «She leaned over the banister»

        Synonyms:
        pitch, topple, run, be given, lean, list, careen, fish, wobble, tiptoe, tip off, fee, tap, shift, tilt, tippytoe, bung, cant over, tumble, incline, cant, angle, slant, weight, tend

      11. tiptoe, tip, tippytoeverb

        walk on one’s toes

        Synonyms:
        topple, tap, tiptoe, slant, angle, tumble, lean, tippytoe, bung, fee, tilt, tip off

      12. tap, tipverb

        strike lightly

        «He tapped me on the shoulder»

        Synonyms:
        topple, lean, solicit, tip off, exploit, wiretap, tiptoe, rap, fee, tap, pink, knock, intercept, tilt, bug, tippytoe, bung, beg, tapdance, tumble, angle, slant

      13. tip off, tipverb

        give insider information or advise to

        «He tipped off the police about the terrorist plot»

        Synonyms:
        topple, tippytoe, tiptoe, slant, tip off, tumble, tap, lean, bung, angle, fee, tilt

      14. tipverb

        remove the tip from

        «tip artichokes»

        Synonyms:
        topple, tippytoe, tiptoe, slant, angle, tumble, tap, lean, bung, fee, tilt, tip off

      Matched Categories

        • Advise
        • Bend
        • Convex Shape
        • End
        • Mark
        • Push
        • Remove
        • Reorient
        • Strike
        • Walk

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      1. tipnoun

        Synonyms:
        end, apex, extremity

      2. tipverb

        Synonyms:
        incline, lean, cant, tilt, careen, capsize, keel, overturn, upset

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      1. List of paraphrases for «tip»:

        punta, flat-tip, suggestion, apex, pipe, flat-tipped, pointe, extremity, end, tipping, peak, edge, apical, leading-edge, hose, cutting-edge, tipper, tilt, advanced, state-of-the-art, council, bout, blade, hint

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        Digital marketing for Samir Azizi useful digital marketing promoting tip for business. But for local businesses, it can be even more essential.

      3. An Instacart spokesperson:

        These are affluent communities that I’m delivering to. There’s almost no need to not tip, especially because not only is this a convenience for you but we’re in a pandemic right now.

      4. Khalid Saleh:

        Through the ongoing onslaught on Aleppo, The Russians seeks to tip the balance of power on the ground in favor of the Assad regime, with the aim of imposing a political solution favorable to The Russians.

      5. Bruce McArthur:

        The new reports fromThe Globe and Mailand theToronto Star offer conflicting information on the exact date of the interview, with one saying it happened in 2013 and the latter say it was between 2014 and 2017. But both reports raise questions about what Toronto Police knew about Bruce McArthur in the years leading up to Bruce McArthur arrest. Clockwise from left : Majeed Kayhan, 58 ; Dean Lisowick ; Soroush Marmudi, 50 ; Selim Esen, 44 and Andrew Kinsman, 49. ( Toronto Police) The Globe and Mail, citing a source with knowledge of the interview, says it occurred during the Project Project Houston investigation, which looked into the disappearances of three men in Toronto’s Gay Village neighborhood, two of which Bruce McArthur was later charged with killing. The source said detectives had linked Bruce McArthur to two of the men through dating apps and brought Bruce McArthur in for questioning after receiving an anonymous tip. The Toronto Star, citing similar sources, said the interview happened between the closure of Project Houston in 2014 and the beginning of another investigation in 2017 that resulted in McArthur’s arrest. It also said the interview was over a matter unrelated to the missing people, but did not disclose what exactly. Detective Sgt. Hank Idsinga told The Globe and Mail in January that Bruce McArthur was not Bruce McArthur during Project Houston. Until we can establish that there has been foul play, we can attach a criminal offence to foul play, that’s when someone would become Bruce McArthur.


      Translations for tip

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      • أسلة, بقشيش, إخبارية, إكرامية, بخشيش, تلميحArabic
      • бакшишBulgarian
      • punxa, punta, propina, indiciCatalan, Valencian
      • spropitnéCzech
      • ein Trinkgeld geben, Spitze, Trinkgeld, TippGerman
      • κορυφή, αιχμή, φιλοδώρημα, [[δίνω]] [[φιλοδώρημα]]Greek
      • pintoEsperanto
      • propina, dar propinaSpanish
      • نوک, توکPersian
      • tippi, kärki, juomaraha, neuvoFinnish
      • bonne-main, conseil, pointe, pourliche, astuce, extrémité, bout, décharge, pourboire, tuyauFrench
      • síneadh láimheIrish
      • gliocasScottish Gaelic
      • שפיץ, קצה, תשר, רמזHebrew
      • borravaló, tippHungarian
      • ծայրArmenian
      • drinkopekunio, gratifiketoIdo
      • punta, discarica, mancia, estremità, lasciare manciaItalian
      • タバコ銭, 心づけ, 先, チップ, 助言, 先端, 祝儀, 内報Japanese
      • წვერიGeorgian
      • ತುದಿKannada
      • نووکKurdish
      • DrénkgeldLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
      • arbat pinigusLithuanian
      • kūreitanga, pōkanekane, tīwhiri, kāmata, hiku, takohaMāori
      • бакшишMacedonian
      • vuilnisbelt, stortplaats, drinkgeld, hint, punt, stort, fooi, tip, tippenDutch
      • czubek, napiwek, wskazówkaPolish
      • gorjeta, dica, pico, ponta, [[dar]] [[gorjeta]]Portuguese
      • bacșișRomanian
      • наконечник, чаевые, наводка, намёк, совет, остриё, свалка, подсказка, кончик, отвалRussian
      • bakšiš, бакшишSerbo-Croatian
      • nechať sprepitné, hrot, tringelt, rada, špica, sprepitné, tipSlovak
      • tips, spets, tipp, dricks, tippa, soptippSwedish
      • kiinua mgongoSwahili
      • మొనTelugu
      • püf noktaTurkish
      • bo, tiền bo, tiền thưởngVietnamese
      • givön drinamoni, drinamonVolapük
      • copete, ponteWalloon
      • 小費Chinese
      • umbhanselo, isihloko, umbhanso, ithiphuZulu

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      What is another word for tip?

      1738 synonyms found

      Pronunciation:

      [ tˈɪp], [ tˈɪp], [ t_ˈɪ_p]

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      Similar words for tip:

      • extra (adjective)

      • other relevant words (adjective)

      • summit (adjective)

      • acumination (noun)

      • advice (noun)

      • alarm (noun)

      • angle (noun)

      • announcement, information (noun)

      • announcement, revelation (noun)

      • apex (noun)

      • backsheesh (noun)

      • baksheesh (noun)

      • bakshis (noun)

      • bakshish (noun)

      • benefit (noun)

      • bonus (noun)

      • border, outline (noun)

      • bung (noun)

      • butt (noun)

      • caution (noun)

      • clue (noun)

      • clue, hint (noun)

      • complimentary fee (noun)

      • confidential information (noun)

      • consideration (noun)

      • counsel (noun)

      • crown (noun)

      • direction(s) (noun)

      • disclosure (noun)

      • disclosure, telling (noun)

      • doff (noun)

      • dope (noun)

      • edge (noun)

      • end (noun)

      • end piece (noun)

      • extremity (noun)

      • gift (noun)

      • gratuity (noun)

      • gratuity paid (noun)

      • guard; place from which to guard (noun)

      • head (noun)

      • height (noun)

      • highest point (noun)

      • hint (noun)

      • information (noun)

      • inkling (noun)

      • inside news (noun)

      • instructions, guidance (noun)

      • lookout (noun)

      • notice (noun)

      • payment (noun)

      • peak (noun)

      • perforator (noun)

      • point (noun)

      • prediction (noun)

      • present (noun)

      • recommendation (noun)

      • recompense (noun)

      • revelation (noun)

      • reward (noun)

      • slope (noun)

      • something returned, paid back (noun)

      • suggestion (noun)

      • summit (noun)

      • tip (noun)

      • top (noun)

      • top part (noun)

      • two cents worth (noun)

      • unsolicited opinion (noun)

      • vertex (noun)

      • very top (noun)

      • warning (noun)

      • warning, signaling device (noun)

      • alert (verb)

      • bribe (verb)

      • caution (verb)

      • change (verb)

      • counsel (verb)

      • dump (verb)

      • forewarn (verb)

      • give (verb)

      • give inside information (verb)

      • incline (verb)

      • inform (verb)

      • invert (verb)

      • knock over; cause to lean (verb)

      • lean (verb)

      • overthrow (verb)

      • recline (verb)

      • reward (verb)

      • slant (verb)

      • slope (verb)

      • snitch (verb)

      • suggest (verb)

      • tap (verb)

      • tilt (verb)

      • top (verb)

      • touch (verb)

      • tout (verb)

      • unhorse (verb)

      • warn (verb)

      • other relevant words (v.n.)

      • other synonyms
      • bribe

      • caution

      • dump

      • extremity

      • give

      • invert

      • light touch

      • other relevant words

      • recline

      • snitch

      • top

      • touch

      • tout

      • warn

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      Antonyms for tip

      • adj.

        • more beyond,
        • more reserve,
        • in essential,
        • super-numerary,
        • more button,
        • re serve,
        • in-essential,
        • more gingerbread,
        • graviest,
        • tippest,
        • perkest,
        • over above,
        • most lagniappe,
        • be-yond,
        • most beyond,
        • un-necessary,
        • most button,
        • sur plussest,
        • most another,
        • gravier,
        • sur-plussest,
        • sur plusser,
        • super numerary,
        • sur-plusser,
        • extra-ordinary,
        • un-used,
        • un-needed,
        • more another,
        • un needed,
        • un necessary,
        • most reserve,
        • re-serve,
        • more lagniappe,
        • fussest,
        • un used,
        • icest,
        • most gingerbread,
        • be yond.

        Other relevant words: (adjective)

        • surplus,
        • ICER,
        • one more,
        • position,
        • gingerbread,
        • upset,
        • in addition,
        • extra,
        • fusser,
        • in store,
        • secret,
        • tipper,
        • perker,
        • over and above,
        • extra ordinary,
        • supplementary,
        • in reserve.

        summit (adjective)

        • highest,
        • uppermost,
        • zenith,
        • topmost,
        • loftiest,
        • Culminating,
        • Capping,
        • summit,
        • maximum,
        • acme,
        • crowning,
        • Headmost,
        • extreme.
      • n.

        • grease,
        • put up,
        • finance,
        • money,
        • small change,
        • pay out,
        • bear the cost/expense etc.,
        • fund,
        • spend,
        • disburse,
        • invest in,
        • handout.

        • whisper,
        • bang,
        • knowledge,
        • in,
        • buzz,
        • stealth,
        • state secret,
        • trade secret,
        • intimacy,
        • confidence,
        • secrecy,
        • hidden agenda,
        • conspiracy of silence,
        • inkling,
        • confidentiality.

        • sharp,
        • snout,
        • overhang,
        • flap,
        • arm,
        • protuberance,
        • ridge,
        • limb,
        • protrusion,
        • projection.

        • promise,
        • prophecy,
        • precognition,
        • foresee,
        • forecast,
        • premonition,
        • presentiment,
        • foretell,
        • prediction,
        • predict.

        • benefit,
        • combat pay,
        • double time,
        • flow-on,
        • company car,
        • commission,
        • flexible benefits,
        • expense account,
        • expenses.

        • disposal,
        • garbage collector,
        • garbage dump,
        • curbside collection,
        • dustman,
        • law,
        • dumping ground,
        • rat,
        • blow the whistle,
        • garbage disposal,
        • binman,
        • stool,
        • bonfire,
        • fink.

        • bump,
        • collide,
        • ram,
        • smash into,
        • strike,
        • crash,
        • HIT,
        • run over,
        • slam.

        • slip,
        • lose your balance/footing,
        • fall,
        • descend,
        • come down,
        • plummet,
        • plunge,
        • drop,
        • lower,
        • go down.

        • deflate,
        • turn out,
        • clear,
        • unpack,
        • empty.

        acumination (noun)

        • sharp point,
        • sharp points,
        • tapering points,
        • tapering point.

        advice (noun)

        • message,
        • saw,
        • consultation,
        • monition,
        • intelligence,
        • advice,
        • caution,
        • marriage counseling,
        • recommendation,
        • pointer,
        • information,
        • suggestion,
        • caveat,
        • counsel,
        • encouragement,
        • input,
        • word,
        • bum steer,
        • prompt,
        • instruction,
        • counseling,
        • advocacy,
        • hint,
        • news,
        • cue,
        • warning,
        • clue,
        • briefing,
        • homily,
        • reassurance,
        • guidance,
        • direction.

        alarm (noun)

        • trumpet,
        • horn,
        • shout,
        • tip off,
        • Maydays,
        • horns,
        • Soss.

        angle (noun)

        • angle.

        announcement, information (noun)

        • notice.

        announcement, revelation (noun)

        • disclosure.

        apex (noun)

        • pinnacle,
        • sublimity,
        • Sublimities,
        • up theres,
        • maxes,
        • max,
        • up there,
        • mosts,
        • greatests.

        backsheesh (noun)

        • backsheesh.

        baksheesh (noun)

        • baksheesh.

        bakshis (noun)

        • bakshis.

        bakshish (noun)

        • bakshish.

        benefit (noun)

        • lagniappe,
        • perk.

        bonus (noun)

        • ice,
        • hand-out,
        • goody,
        • special compensation,
        • golden parachutes,
        • additional compensations,
        • special compensations,
        • gravy,
        • hand outs,
        • golden parachute,
        • hand-outs,
        • additional compensation.

        border, outline (noun)

        • edge.

        bung (noun)

        • bung.

        butt (noun)

        • hafts,
        • fag ends,
        • haft,
        • tail,
        • hilts,
        • hilt,
        • stub,
        • fag end.

        caution (noun)

        • bug in ear,
        • bug in one’s ear,
        • Commonition.

        clue (noun)

        • notion,
        • hot leads,
        • hot lead,
        • track.

        clue, hint (noun)

        • intimation.

        complimentary fee (noun)

        • honorarium.

        confidential information (noun)

        • confidential information.

        consideration (noun)

        • commish,
        • something to sweeten pot,
        • baksheeshes,
        • something sweeten pot,
        • commishes.

        counsel (noun)

        • fore-thoughts,
        • kibitzes,
        • de-liberation,
        • de liberation,
        • kibitz,
        • fore thoughts,
        • fore-thought,
        • de liberations,
        • fore thought,
        • de-liberations.

        crown (noun)

        • fastigium,
        • ultimates,
        • crown,
        • fastigiums,
        • fastigia.

        direction(s) (noun)

        • sealed order,
        • lowdown,
        • lowdowns,
        • sealed orders,
        • spec,
        • specs.

        disclosure (noun)

        • divulgence,
        • Divulgation,
        • Exposal,
        • impartation.

        disclosure, telling (noun)

        • revelation.

        doff (noun)

        • doff.

        dope (noun)

        • de tails,
        • de-tails,
        • info.

        edge (noun)

        • coast,
        • margin,
        • frontier limit,
        • precipice,
        • ring,
        • border,
        • fringe,
        • outline,
        • brink,
        • periphery,
        • perimeter,
        • boundary,
        • side,
        • fence,
        • rim,
        • curb,
        • brim,
        • sharpness.

        end (noun)

        • nib,
        • butt end,
        • neb,
        • terminal,
        • borderlines,
        • NIBS,
        • NEBS.

        end piece (noun)

        • stump.

        extremity (noun)

        • ex-cess,
        • ex-cesses,
        • out side,
        • re-motes,
        • remotes,
        • re motes,
        • ex cess,
        • out-sides,
        • Extremities,
        • re-mote,
        • out sides.

        gift (noun)

        • largesses,
        • giveaway,
        • Remittances,
        • subscription,
        • hand-me-down,
        • giveaways,
        • write-offs,
        • hand-me-downs,
        • Offertories,
        • largesse,
        • goodie,
        • write-off,
        • remittance,
        • Fairing,
        • offertory.

        gratuity (noun)

        • gratuity.

        gratuity paid (noun)

        • reward,
        • sweetener,
        • fee,
        • pourboire,
        • something,
        • gift,
        • one-way,
        • compensation.

        guard; place from which to guard (noun)

        • lookout.

        head (noun)

        • heading,
        • Head-line.

        height (noun)

        • solstices,
        • tiptop,
        • tallness,
        • mountains,
        • height,
        • solstice.

        highest point (noun)

        • top.

        hint (noun)

        • word to wise,
        • flea in ear,
        • whiff,
        • glimmerings,
        • adumbration,
        • inference.

        information (noun)

        • in formation,
        • whole story,
        • earful,
        • AMMOS,
        • inside story,
        • lore,
        • propaganda,
        • ammo.

        inkling (noun)

        • foggiest idea,
        • faintest idea,
        • faintest ideas,
        • foggiest ideas,
        • tipoff,
        • sneaking suspicions,
        • sneaking suspicion.

        inside news (noun)

        • dope.

        instructions, guidance (noun)

        • direction(s).

        lookout (noun)

        • watch person watchtower,
        • spotters,
        • crow’s nest,
        • belvederes,
        • belvedere,
        • spotter.

        notice (noun)

        • Posters,
        • re-view,
        • write up,
        • re marks,
        • re views,
        • re view,
        • writeup,
        • Re-mark,
        • re-marks,
        • manifesto,
        • re-views,
        • re mark.

        payment (noun)

        • consideration.

        peak (noun)

        • peak,
        • capstone,
        • high point,
        • Aiguille,
        • high points,
        • capstones,
        • aiguilles.

        perforator (noun)

        • drill,
        • thorn,
        • gouge,
        • die,
        • auger,
        • bit,
        • spur,
        • spear,
        • punch,
        • stick,
        • Perforator,
        • spike,
        • point,
        • needle,
        • lance,
        • bore,
        • poker,
        • arrow,
        • blade,
        • skewer,
        • penetrator,
        • puncture.

        point (noun)

        • name game,
        • name the game,
        • sword,
        • sticker,
        • foreland,
        • motifs,
        • prickler,
        • main ideas,
        • forelands,
        • nitty gritty,
        • stiletto,
        • nuts bolts,
        • main idea,
        • pin points,
        • pin point,
        • stickers,
        • Stilettos,
        • name of game,
        • awn,
        • pricklers,
        • nittygritty,
        • AWNS,
        • stilettoes.

        prediction (noun)

        • fortune telling,
        • horoscope,
        • prevision,
        • of event anticipation,
        • previsions,
        • palmistry,
        • fortune-telling,
        • prognostication,
        • fortunetelling.

        present (noun)

        • Douceur.

        recommendation (noun)

        • re-commendations,
        • favorable mentions,
        • letter of support,
        • favorable mention,
        • good word,
        • re commendations,
        • re-commendation,
        • good words,
        • re commendation,
        • letter support.

        recompense (noun)

        • Retrievement,
        • Sweeteners,
        • expiation,
        • Recoupment,
        • Solatium,
        • overcompensation,
        • propitiation,
        • bus fare.

        revelation (noun)

        • dis-play,
        • Unearthing,
        • epiphanies,
        • re-velation,
        • dis play,
        • fore-shadowings,
        • eye-openers,
        • foreshadowing,
        • dis plays,
        • re velations,
        • un-earthing,
        • ex-positions,
        • fore shadowing,
        • eyeopeners,
        • dis-plays,
        • divulgements,
        • re-velations,
        • re velation,
        • uncovering,
        • the latests,
        • foreshadowings,
        • eyeopener,
        • the latest,
        • un earthing,
        • un veilings,
        • eye-opener,
        • un veiling,
        • unveilings,
        • lightning bolts,
        • divulgement,
        • latests,
        • fore shadowings,
        • unearthings,
        • fore-shadowing,
        • un-veiling,
        • ex-position,
        • blow by blow,
        • lightning bolt,
        • un-veilings.

        reward (noun)

        • bonus,
        • atonement,
        • sweepstakes,
        • lure,
        • amends,
        • incentive,
        • wage,
        • stimulation,
        • allotment,
        • inducement,
        • bounty,
        • tribute,
        • treat,
        • stipend,
        • enticement,
        • temptation,
        • prize,
        • grant,
        • carrot,
        • allowance,
        • wages,
        • award,
        • plum,
        • payment,
        • remuneration.

        slope (noun)

        • swag,
        • deflection,
        • steepness,
        • de-scent,
        • de scents,
        • obliquity,
        • diagonals,
        • de-flection,
        • de flection,
        • deflections,
        • steepnesses,
        • de scent,
        • obliquenesses,
        • Obliquities,
        • de-flections,
        • de-scents,
        • ramp,
        • obliqueness,
        • de flections,
        • rising ground,
        • rising grounds.

        something returned, paid back (noun)

        • recompense.

        suggestion (noun)

        • big idea,
        • out lines,
        • out-lines,
        • sub missions,
        • big ideas,
        • re solutions,
        • sub-mission,
        • re-solution,
        • sub-missions,
        • out-line,
        • sub mission,
        • re-solutions,
        • tenders,
        • out line.

        summit (noun)

        • brow,
        • cap,
        • crest,
        • uppermost point,
        • highest point,
        • climax,
        • topmost point,
        • culmination,
        • limit.

        tip (noun)

        • lead,
        • tiptoe,
        • wind,
        • tippytoe.

        top (noun)

        • elite,
        • roof.

        top part (noun)

        • head.

        two cents worth (noun)

        • broad hint,
        • broad hints,
        • flea the ear,
        • flea in the ear.

        unsolicited opinion (noun)

        • two cents worth.

        vertex (noun)

        • Vertices,
        • upper extremity.

        very top (noun)

        • nip,
        • vertex.

        warning (noun)

        • watch-it,
        • handwriting on wall,
        • fores,
        • heads up,
        • foretoken,
        • foretokens.

        warning, signaling device (noun)

        • alarm.
      • v.

        alert (verb)

        • gave the high sign,
        • giving the high sign,
        • puts on guard,
        • gives the high sign,
        • gives high sign,
        • putting on guard,
        • put guard,
        • waved flag,
        • putting guard,
        • puts guard,
        • waving flag,
        • waves flag,
        • gave high sign,
        • giving high sign.

        bribe (verb)

        • doeth business,
        • buys back,
        • co axed,
        • sweeten pot,
        • didst business,
        • makes a deal,
        • greased palm,
        • bought back,
        • does business,
        • pays off,
        • sweetens the pot,
        • gotten to,
        • made a deal,
        • greasing palm,
        • dost business,
        • doth business,
        • sweetened pot,
        • payed off,
        • buying back,
        • sweetened the pot,
        • makes deal,
        • greases palm,
        • co-axed,
        • sweetening pot,
        • sweetens pot,
        • oiling palm,
        • sweetening the pot,
        • co axing,
        • oils palm,
        • paying off,
        • making a deal,
        • made deal,
        • oiled palm,
        • make deal,
        • taking care of,
        • gat to,
        • co-axing,
        • making deal,
        • doest business.

        caution (verb)

        • pulling one’s coat,
        • pulls one’s coat,
        • pulled ones coat,
        • giving the lowdown on,
        • pulling ones coat,
        • give lowdown on,
        • pulling coat,
        • pulls coat,
        • pulled one coat,
        • wave red flag,
        • gave the lowdown on,
        • gave lowdown on,
        • wising one up,
        • pull coat,
        • wised one up,
        • waves red flag,
        • wises one up,
        • puts wise,
        • pulls ones coat,
        • pulled coat,
        • putting wise,
        • puts one wise,
        • gives the lowdown on,
        • putting one wise,
        • pull one coat,
        • waving red flag,
        • waving a red flag,
        • pulling one coat,
        • waved red flag,
        • waved a red flag,
        • wising up,
        • gives lowdown on,
        • pulls one coat,
        • pull ones coat,
        • waves a red flag,
        • pulled one’s coat,
        • wises up,
        • put wise.

        change (verb)

        • tip.

        counsel (verb)

        • puts on to,
        • puts bug ear,
        • re commend,
        • keeping posted,
        • gives two cents,
        • pre-scribing,
        • pre-scribes,
        • keeps posted,
        • putting on to,
        • giving two cents,
        • show ropes,
        • pre-scribe,
        • shows ropes,
        • re-commend,
        • put bug ear,
        • putting bug in ear,
        • pre scribing,
        • showed ropes,
        • re-commended,
        • kibitzed,
        • shows the ropes,
        • pre scribe,
        • re commending,
        • gave pointer,
        • puts to,
        • co-unselling,
        • gave two cents,
        • pre-scribed,
        • giving pointer,
        • puts bug in ear,
        • co unselling,
        • showing ropes,
        • re-commending,
        • putting bug ear,
        • putting to,
        • re commended,
        • gives pointer,
        • re-commends,
        • puts heads together,
        • showing the ropes,
        • pre scribes,
        • showed the ropes,
        • re commends,
        • putting heads together.

        dump (verb)

        • dis card,
        • un loading,
        • flinging down,
        • letting fall,
        • un-packs,
        • de posited,
        • de posit,
        • flings down,
        • un packed,
        • de-posited,
        • dis carded,
        • de-positing,
        • un-load,
        • un-packed,
        • dis charging,
        • dis charge,
        • un-pack,
        • de-posit,
        • throws overboard,
        • lets fall,
        • threw overboard,
        • dis-carded,
        • deepsixed,
        • un-packing,
        • un-loads,
        • threw down,
        • un load,
        • de positing,
        • deep sixing,
        • dis carding,
        • dis-charge,
        • deepsixing,
        • un pack,
        • dis cards,
        • flung down,
        • de-posits,
        • dis-card,
        • de posits,
        • un packs,
        • dis-carding,
        • dis-charging,
        • un loads,
        • deep sixed,
        • un packing,
        • dis-charged,
        • deepsixes,
        • dis charges,
        • deepsix,
        • throws down,
        • dis charged,
        • dis-charges,
        • letted fall,
        • un loaded,
        • dis-cards,
        • un-loading.

        forewarn (verb)

        • giving fair warning,
        • put a bug ones ear,
        • put a bug one ear,
        • puts bug one ear,
        • puts a bug ones ear,
        • fore-warns,
        • tele-graphed,
        • putting a bug ones ear,
        • putting bug in ones ear,
        • pre-monished,
        • forbodes,
        • pre monished,
        • put bug one ear,
        • putting bug one’s ear,
        • Premonished,
        • fore warn,
        • put a bug in one ear,
        • pre monish,
        • putting a bug in ones ear,
        • pre monishing,
        • put a bug one’s ear,
        • tele graphing,
        • putting bug one ear,
        • fore warned,
        • put bug in ones ear,
        • puts bug in one ear,
        • puts a bug in ones ear,
        • put bug one’s ear,
        • puts bug one’s ear,
        • premonishes,
        • fore-warning,
        • forboding,
        • puts a bug in ear,
        • puts a bug in one ear,
        • puts a bug one’s ear,
        • puts bug in one’s ear,
        • put bug ones ear,
        • puts a bug in one’s ear,
        • gives fair warning,
        • putting bug ones ear,
        • putting bug in one ear,
        • puts bug in ones ear,
        • put a bug ear,
        • Premonishing,
        • putting a bug in one ear,
        • fore warns,
        • pre-monish,
        • puts bug ones ear,
        • tele-graphing,
        • putting bug in one’s ear,
        • put a bug in ear,
        • put bug in one ear,
        • forboded,
        • tele graphed,
        • puts a bug ear,
        • putting a bug one’s ear,
        • putting a bug in one’s ear,
        • putting a bug in ear,
        • pre-monishing,
        • put a bug in ones ear,
        • pre monishes,
        • pre-monishes,
        • putting a bug ear,
        • fore warning,
        • putting a bug one ear,
        • gave fair warning,
        • puts a bug one ear,
        • fore-warn,
        • put bug in one’s ear,
        • fore-warned.

        give (verb)

        • ponying up,
        • be-stow,
        • pro-viding,
        • all owing,
        • anteed up,
        • heaping up on,
        • be-stowed,
        • be stows,
        • making over,
        • de livering,
        • pro-vides,
        • end owed,
        • be stowing,
        • heaped up on,
        • all owed,
        • heap up on,
        • de-livered,
        • lavish up on,
        • pro-vide,
        • parcelled out,
        • be-stows,
        • end-owed,
        • anted up,
        • forks over,
        • throws in,
        • heaped upon,
        • lavishing up on,
        • throwing in,
        • laying upon,
        • heaps up on,
        • lays up on,
        • laid up on,
        • de-liver,
        • lays upon,
        • laying up on,
        • end-owing,
        • lay up on,
        • all-owed,
        • letted have,
        • be stow,
        • lavishes up on,
        • passing down,
        • pro vided,
        • all-owing,
        • antes up,
        • de liver,
        • pro viding,
        • makes over,
        • heaping upon,
        • passes down,
        • ponied up,
        • be-stowing,
        • pro-vided,
        • anteing up,
        • parceling out,
        • letting have,
        • pro vides,
        • de-livers,
        • threw in,
        • lavishes upon,
        • lets have,
        • de livers,
        • heaps upon,
        • end owing,
        • forking over,
        • pro vide,
        • lavishing upon,
        • forked over,
        • lavished up on,
        • lavished upon,
        • de-livering,
        • parcels out,
        • de livered,
        • be stowed.

        give inside information (verb)

        • steer,
        • give the low-down,
        • advise,
        • give a hint,
        • give a clue.

        incline (verb)

        • in cline,
        • in-cline,
        • in-clines,
        • in clines.

        inform (verb)

        • in vest,
        • in-vest,
        • in-forming,
        • tells on,
        • in vested,
        • giving a tip,
        • letted in on,
        • in-vests,
        • in-vested,
        • be tray,
        • in-spires,
        • give tip,
        • re late,
        • up dating,
        • makes conversant with,
        • gives a pointer,
        • in spires,
        • letting in on,
        • gave a pointer,
        • gave tip,
        • up dates,
        • sending word,
        • in forming,
        • in forms,
        • gives tip,
        • telling on,
        • in-forms,
        • in-spired,
        • lets know,
        • be trays,
        • up-dated,
        • giving tip,
        • in spired,
        • be-tray,
        • told on,
        • lets in on,
        • sends word,
        • gives a tip,
        • in formed,
        • sent word,
        • letting know,
        • up-date,
        • in form,
        • gave a tip,
        • in-spiring,
        • in spiring,
        • up-dates,
        • making conversant with,
        • in-formed,
        • up-dating,
        • up date,
        • in-form,
        • in spire,
        • made conversant with,
        • giving a pointer,
        • re-lated,
        • letted know,
        • up dated,
        • in-vesting,
        • in-spire,
        • in vests,
        • be-trays.

        invert (verb)

        • trans placed,
        • flipflopping,
        • in-versed,
        • up-set,
        • transplaces,
        • in verse,
        • turns tables,
        • up-sets,
        • trans placing,
        • up-ending,
        • Transplacing,
        • trans places,
        • turning the tables,
        • trans-pose,
        • flip-flopped,
        • up ended,
        • inversing,
        • up-turn,
        • up turned,
        • over turns,
        • trans place,
        • turn tables,
        • up-ended,
        • flip flopping,
        • trans-place,
        • over turning,
        • trans-places,
        • up turns,
        • up turning,
        • in-versing,
        • in versed,
        • turned tables,
        • up ending,
        • up-turned,
        • over-turning,
        • turns the tables,
        • flipflopped,
        • trans-placing,
        • up sets,
        • over-turn,
        • trans posed,
        • over-turns,
        • up-turning,
        • in versing,
        • up ends,
        • Transplaced,
        • up setting,
        • trans-posing,
        • turning tables,
        • flip flopped,
        • up-ends,
        • flip flop,
        • in-verse,
        • turns inside out,
        • trans-placed,
        • Introverting,
        • trans pose,
        • up-setting,
        • up-turns.

        knock over; cause to lean (verb)

        • shift,
        • slope,
        • spill,
        • topple over,
        • pour,
        • unload,
        • recline,
        • turn over,
        • bend,
        • Overset,
        • topple.

        lean (verb)

        • fastened on,
        • re-pose,
        • re posing,
        • over-hangs,
        • wast slanted,
        • rests on,
        • being slanted,
        • re-sting,
        • am off,
        • are slanted,
        • were slanted,
        • re-posing,
        • putting weight on,
        • was off,
        • wast off,
        • de clines,
        • puts weight on,
        • wert off,
        • re posed,
        • over-hanging,
        • art slanted,
        • wert slanted,
        • is slanted,
        • was slanted,
        • over-hang,
        • de cline,
        • de-cline,
        • am slanted,
        • over hangs,
        • fastens on,
        • is off,
        • rested on,
        • over hang,
        • re-posed,
        • re sting,
        • being off,
        • re pose,
        • de-clines,
        • fastening on,
        • were off.

        overthrow (verb)

        • puts end to,
        • de posed,
        • ex-terminate,
        • over throwing,
        • over whelms,
        • over-whelms,
        • over-whelm,
        • un seats,
        • over threw,
        • puts an end to,
        • knocking over,
        • de thrones,
        • ex terminates,
        • de-throne,
        • ex terminating,
        • over-whelmed,
        • over runs,
        • over-throws,
        • bring ruin,
        • de-pose,
        • sub-dues,
        • over-throw,
        • over come,
        • brought ruin,
        • ex-terminating,
        • un-seating,
        • de-throning,
        • ex-terminates,
        • un-seats,
        • over running,
        • brings ruin,
        • over powering,
        • over powers,
        • knocks over,
        • de throned,
        • over coming,
        • un seated,
        • de pose,
        • de-thrones,
        • over-whelming,
        • sub dues,
        • over throw,
        • de posing,
        • over-powered,
        • over-coming,
        • de throning,
        • un-seated,
        • sub-due,
        • de throne,
        • over powered,
        • sub due,
        • un seat,
        • top pled,
        • over-powering,
        • over comes,
        • over-thrown,
        • de-posing,
        • bringing to ruin,
        • over thrown,
        • sub jugate,
        • over-power,
        • ex terminated,
        • un seating,
        • ex terminate,
        • de-posed,
        • over whelmed,
        • brings to ruin,
        • over-throwing,
        • over-comes,
        • de-throned,
        • over whelm,
        • over whelming,
        • putting end to,
        • over throws,
        • un-seat,
        • ex-terminated,
        • over-threw.

        recline (verb)

        • wast recumbent,
        • am recumbent,
        • re-cline,
        • lays down,
        • are recumbent,
        • stretching out,
        • wert recumbent,
        • was recumbent,
        • re clines,
        • art recumbent,
        • re-clines,
        • were recumbent,
        • is recumbent,
        • re cline,
        • being recumbent.

        reward (verb)

        • remunerate,
        • tempt,
        • entice,
        • pay,
        • sweeten,
        • honor,
        • induce,
        • compensate.

        slant (verb)

        • de scends,
        • lied obliquely,
        • de scended,
        • de-scended,
        • de-scends,
        • de-scending,
        • lying obliquely,
        • de scending,
        • lay obliquely,
        • de scend,
        • lies obliquely,
        • de-scend.

        slope (verb)

        • dropped away,
        • drops away,
        • dropt away,
        • dropping away.

        snitch (verb)

        • ratted on,
        • ratting on,
        • rats on.

        suggest (verb)

        • pro pounding,
        • pro pones,
        • pro pose,
        • puts on to something,
        • pro positioning,
        • pro-pounds,
        • pro-posing,
        • proponing,
        • pro pounded,
        • puts on something,
        • putting on something,
        • pro-pose,
        • pro-pound,
        • pro-positioning,
        • pro pounds,
        • pro-pone,
        • puts something,
        • puts in two cents,
        • pro pone,
        • puts to something,
        • put on something,
        • pro-positioned,
        • pro posing,
        • puts two cents,
        • putting in two cents,
        • putting two cents,
        • putting forward,
        • pro posed,
        • put two cents,
        • proponed,
        • put something,
        • pro-pounded,
        • putting to something,
        • pro-pounding,
        • putting on to something,
        • pro-pones,
        • pro positioned,
        • put to something,
        • putting something.

        tap (verb)

        • Percussing,
        • percusses,
        • Percussed.

        tilt (verb)

        • sets an angle,
        • sets angle,
        • sets at an angle,
        • setting at angle,
        • set angle,
        • setting angle,
        • set at angle,
        • setting an angle,
        • set an angle,
        • setting at an angle,
        • sets at angle.

        top (verb)

        • super imposed,
        • super-imposes,
        • sur-mounts,
        • sur mounting,
        • sur-mount,
        • piggybacked,
        • super-impose,
        • super-imposing,
        • super impose,
        • sur mounted,
        • sur mount,
        • spreading over,
        • sur-mounting,
        • super imposing,
        • sur mounts,
        • super imposes,
        • spreads over,
        • sur-mounted.

        touch (verb)

        • came together,
        • re-ached,
        • re aching,
        • art contact,
        • re ached,
        • impinge up on,
        • wert in contact,
        • impinges up on,
        • impinged up on,
        • am in contact,
        • were contact,
        • be contact,
        • feeling up,
        • is contact,
        • impinging upon,
        • am contact,
        • lays a finger on,
        • wert contact,
        • were in contact,
        • laid a finger on,
        • laying a finger on,
        • art in contact,
        • impinging up on,
        • wast in contact,
        • in-spects,
        • in spect,
        • butted on,
        • are contact,
        • are in contact,
        • is in contact,
        • laid finger on,
        • was in contact,
        • pro bed,
        • being contact,
        • pro-bed,
        • being in contact,
        • was contact,
        • in spects,
        • in-spect,
        • laying finger on,
        • butting on,
        • wast contact,
        • re-aching,
        • butts on,
        • impinges upon,
        • lays finger on,
        • feels up.

        tout (verb)

        • giving boost,
        • gave a boost,
        • give boost,
        • pro claiming,
        • pro-claiming,
        • pro-moting,
        • pro claimed,
        • pro claim,
        • pro-motes,
        • pro claims,
        • gives a boost,
        • gave boost,
        • pro moting,
        • pro-mote,
        • pro-claims,
        • gives boost.

        unhorse (verb)

        • un-horsing,
        • un horses,
        • un horsing,
        • un-horses,
        • un horse,
        • un-horse,
        • un-horsed,
        • un horsed.

        warn (verb)

        • laid it out,
        • re minding,
        • pre pared,
        • gave warning,
        • pre dict,
        • pre-pared,
        • pre pares,
        • laying it out,
        • re minds,
        • re-proved,
        • gives warning,
        • re-minding,
        • re proves,
        • making aware,
        • fore arms,
        • pre-dict,
        • re-minds,
        • pre pare,
        • pre-paring,
        • re-proves,
        • cluing in,
        • pre-pare,
        • clues in,
        • pre paring,
        • re-prove,
        • fore-arms,
        • fore-arming,
        • fore armed,
        • fore arming,
        • giving warning,
        • re-minded,
        • re-proving,
        • makes aware,
        • re prove,
        • re proved,
        • lays it out,
        • fore-armed.
      • v.n.

        Other relevant words: (v.n.)

        • careen,
        • apex,
        • capsize,
        • end,
        • overturn,
        • keel,
        • extremity.
      • Other synonyms:

        • Cumshaw,
        • acicula,
        • pigsty,
        • hellhole,
        • bomb site,
        • Acumination,
        • rat trap,
        • Mucro,
        • perquisite,
        • butt,
        • shambles,
        • mucronation,
        • cusp,
        • hovel,
        • communicate.

        • mudbath,
        • snitch,
        • pigpen,
        • tip-up,
        • gradient,
        • largess.

        • tattle,
        • squeal,
        • jungle,
        • sty,
        • disgorge,
        • fright.

        • slum.

        • inclination,
        • sing.

        • grade.

        • pit,
        • talk.

        bribe

        • buy back,
        • sweeten the pot,
        • sugar,
        • Soaped,
        • doing business,
        • get to,
        • take care of,
        • pay off,
        • oil palm,
        • gets to,
        • got to,
        • took care of,
        • did business,
        • Soaping,
        • do business,
        • soap,
        • sugared,
        • paid off,
        • grease palm,
        • make a deal,
        • getting to,
        • Sugaring,
        • entices,
        • takes care of.

        caution

        • pull one’s coat,
        • put one wise,
        • wave a red flag,
        • wise one up.

        dump

        • jettison,
        • deep-sixed,
        • junking,
        • throwing down,
        • junked,
        • deep-sixes,
        • throwing overboard,
        • throw down,
        • getting rid of,
        • deep-sixing,
        • fling down,
        • let fall,
        • deep-six,
        • throw overboard.

        extremity

        • tail end.

        give

        • passed down,
        • deeding,
        • lease,
        • ante up,
        • heap upon,
        • part with,
        • fork over,
        • throw in,
        • deeded,
        • pass down,
        • parting with,
        • made over,
        • let have,
        • make over,
        • lay upon,
        • parcelling out,
        • ponies up,
        • given,
        • parts with,
        • lavish upon,
        • Leasing,
        • parted with,
        • laid upon,
        • parcel out,
        • parceled out,
        • pony up,
        • Gifting.

        invert

        • upend,
        • turn down,
        • turned the tables,
        • upends,
        • introvert,
        • Transplace,
        • flipflop,
        • inversed,
        • evert,
        • inverses,
        • upended,
        • up turn,
        • up set,
        • over turn,
        • upturn,
        • turning inside out,
        • turn inside out,
        • Everted,
        • upending,
        • everting,
        • turned inside out,
        • turn the tables,
        • EVERTS,
        • upturning,
        • flip-flopping.

        light touch

        • flick.

        Other relevant words:

        • touch,
        • Patting,
        • set at an angle,
        • put in two cents,
        • knocks down,
        • signalled,
        • incline,
        • send word,
        • Beveling,
        • give,
        • list,
        • telegraphs,
        • tipped off,
        • lean,
        • Bevelled,
        • give two cents,
        • give a pointer,
        • beetle,
        • put heads together,
        • put to,
        • put an end to,
        • over-runs,
        • put on to,
        • give a tip,
        • filled in,
        • slant,
        • grades,
        • telegraph,
        • cant,
        • Beetled,
        • invert,
        • bring to ruin,
        • wised,
        • Telegraphed,
        • suggest,
        • forbode,
        • splay,
        • Swagging,
        • Flipping,
        • propones,
        • tilted,
        • overthrow,
        • Patted,
        • let know,
        • Squealed,
        • tilt,
        • Swagged,
        • fasten on,
        • touches lightly,
        • knock over,
        • exhort,
        • unhorse,
        • knocked down,
        • Forewarned,
        • update,
        • be off,
        • grading,
        • tell on,
        • bribe,
        • give pointer,
        • touching lightly,
        • be slanted,
        • let in on,
        • tips off,
        • sheers,
        • resting on,
        • inform,
        • drop away,
        • lie obliquely,
        • put on to something,
        • knocked over,
        • heel,
        • make conversant with,
        • bringing ruin,
        • teach,
        • wised up,
        • keep posted,
        • kibitzing,
        • give the high sign,
        • Propping,
        • Shelving,
        • Telegraphing,
        • splaying,
        • Bevelling,
        • touch lightly,
        • touched lightly,
        • knocking down,
        • tout,
        • percuss,
        • wises,
        • wising,
        • give fair warning,
        • beetling,
        • tap,
        • slanting,
        • dump,
        • give high sign,
        • puts forward,
        • leaning,
        • splays,
        • tipping off,
        • rest on,
        • put forward,
        • kept posted,
        • over-run,
        • warn,
        • Sheering,
        • show the ropes,
        • Propone,
        • put a bug in one’s ear,
        • wave flag,
        • put bug in ear,
        • Forewarn,
        • Sheered,
        • beetles,
        • Premonish,
        • put on guard,
        • knock down,
        • put weight on,
        • brought to ruin,
        • put end to.

        recline

        • laying down,
        • laid down,
        • stretched out,
        • be recumbent,
        • lay down,
        • stretch out.

        snitch

        • rat on.

        top

        • crested,
        • piggyback,
        • roofing,
        • super-imposed,
        • piggybacking,
        • roofed,
        • piggybacks,
        • spread over,
        • Cresting.

        touch

        • thumb,
        • lay a finger on,
        • thumbed,
        • palm,
        • come together,
        • coming together,
        • impinge upon,
        • be in contact,
        • palms,
        • impinged upon,
        • lay finger on,
        • comes together,
        • Thumbing,
        • Palmed,
        • touching,
        • osculate,
        • palpate,
        • butt on,
        • felt up,
        • feel up,
        • Palming,
        • thumbs.

        tout

        • ballyhooed,
        • give a boost,
        • giving a boost,
        • ballyhooing.

        warn

        • lay it out,
        • make aware,
        • forearmed,
        • clue in,
        • alert,
        • clued in,
        • give warning,
        • wise up,
        • made aware,
        • forearming.

      How to use «Tip» in context?

      There is no one definitive definition of the word «tip«, but it usually refers to a voluntary donation made to someone for services rendered. In some cases, tips may also be given as a form of payment for goods or services.

      Tips are often given to service workers, such as waiters and bartenders, and can sometimes amount to a large portion of their earnings. Depending on the country in which the individual resides, tipping may or may not be customary.

      While tips are generally considered to be a gratuity, there are a few instances in which tipping is required by law.

      Paraphrases for Tip:

      Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
      • Equivalence

        • Noun, singular or mass
          Tipping.
      • Forward Entailment

        • Noun, singular or mass
          extremity.
      • Reverse Entailment

        • Noun, singular or mass
          tip-off.
      • Independent

        • Proper noun, singular
          Attorneys, Inquiries, Addresses, discusses, handles, Punta, senates, screentip.
        • Noun, plural
          referees, WORMS.
        • Noun, singular or mass
          apex, apical, blade, corner, forefront, headland, mouthpiece, piece, summit, terminus, top, tubing, Termini, prompts, screentip.
        • Verb, past tense
          addressed, saved, Shifted.
        • Verb, gerund or present participle
          Advising, Proposing, Suggesting.
        • Verb, 3rd person singular present
          Gives, Levies, lifts, yields, presents, removes, provides, rises.
        • Verb, base form
          lay, lean, Overthrew, slant.
      • Other Related

        • Noun, singular or mass
          tilt, tipper.
        • Verb, base form
          tilt.

      Homophones for Tip:

      • tot up, tie up, tappa, teddy boy, tibia, toupee, tepee, top-heavy, tipu, Tittup, topv, Taipeh, tab, tuba, type b, tidy up, toby, toupe, topi, tabby, tip off, tip-up, typo, tip-off, tap-off, tipi, topee, type o, theta wave, top-up, tofu, toff, tobey, tupi, taipei, tup, TIPP, tube, taffy, type a, toffy, tufa, T.B., thieve, tee off, tippy, tope, thebe, top, tv, tb, teepee, tupaia, Type Ab, thb, tie-up, tee up, tote up, thiotepa, tapa, thief, tap, typha, typify, Taif, tuff, teff, teeoff, tied up, type, toffee, taphephobia, taupe, tubby, tape, taboo, tabu, tiff, tub, top off, tabi.

      Holonyms for Tip:

      • n.

        • shape
          brand, cone, cone shape, sword, arrowhead, pencil, blade, knife, alpenstock, steel, conoid.

      Hypernym for Tip:

      • n.

        • location
          fingertip, tiptoe, beak.
        • shape
          head, widow’s peak, cusp.
      • v.

        • motion
          bank.

      Hyponym for Tip:

      • n.

        • location
          end, terminal.
        • shape
          convex shape, convexity.
      • v.

        • change
          remove, take away, mark, withdraw, take.
        • motion
          reorient.

      • all
      • noun
      • verb
      • phrase

      Synonyms for tip

      end

      peak

      cap

      cap

      reward

      predict

      gratuity

      pour

      dump

      tilt

      dump

      tip over

      tip something over

      Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002

      Synonyms for tip

      a sharp or tapered end

      to depart or cause to depart from true vertical or horizontal

      deviation from a particular direction

      a material favor or gift, usually money, given in return for service

      an item of advance or inside information given as a guide to action

      to give incriminating information about others, especially to the authorities

      The American Heritage® Roget’s Thesaurus. Copyright © 2013, 2014 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

      Synonyms for tip

      the extreme end of something

      a relatively small amount of money given for services rendered (as by a waiter)

      an indication of potential opportunity

      a V shape

      the top or extreme point of something (usually a mountain or hill)

      cause to tilt

      mark with a tip

      give a tip or gratuity to in return for a service, beyond the compensation agreed on

      cause to topple or tumble by pushing

      to incline or bend from a vertical position

      walk on one’s toes

      strike lightly

      give insider information or advise to

      remove the tip from

      Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc.

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      Rhymes with Tip

      • roundtrip
      • microchip
      • outstrip
      • unzip
      • strip
      • scripp
      • scrip
      • equip
      • whipp
      • whip
      • trippe
      • tripp
      • trip
      • snip
      • slip
      • skipp
      • skip
      • quipp
      • quip
      • klipp
      • gripp
      • grip
      • flip
      • drip
      • crip
      • clip
      • blip
      • zipp
      • zip
      • yip

      How do you pronounce tip?

      Pronounce tip as tɪp.

      US — How to pronounce tip in American English

      UK — How to pronounce tip in British English

      Sentences with tip

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