[tip] 
verb, tipped, tip⋅ping, noun | 1. | to cause to assume a slanting or sloping position; incline; tilt. |
| 2. | to overturn, upset, or overthrow (often fol. by over). |
| 3. | to remove or lift (one's hat or cap) in salutation. |
| 4. | British. to dispose of by dumping: The dustmen tipped the rubbish on the municipal dump. |
| 5. | to assume a slanting or sloping position; incline. |
| 6. | to tilt up at one end and down at the other; slant. |
| 7. | to be overturned or upset: The car tipped into the ditch. |
| 8. | to tumble or topple (usually fol. by over): The lamp on the table tipped over. |
| 9. | the act of tipping. |
| 10. | the state of being tipped. |
| 11. | British.
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| 12. | tip one's hand, to reveal one's plans, true feelings, etc., often unintentionally. |
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