tipped
/tɪpt/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of tip: to give a small amount of money to someone for a service.
- They tipped the tour guide at the end of the trip.
- I tipped the porter for carrying my bags.
- He tipped the barista two dollars for the coffee.
- Past tense and past participle of tip: to cause something to lean or fall over.
- He tipped the chair back and almost fell.
- The strong wind tipped the small boat to one side.
- She accidentally tipped the glass of water onto the table.
- Past tense and past participle of tip: to pour out the contents of something by tilting it.
- He tipped the bucket of sand into the wheelbarrow.
- She tipped the leftover soup down the drain.
- They tipped the recycling into the truck.
adjective
- Having a pointed or covered end of a particular material or color.
- The arrows were tipped with sharp metal points.
- He wore a cane with a rubber-tipped end to avoid slipping.
- She bought a set of felt-tipped pens for her art project.
- Given a small amount of extra money as a reward for service.
- The delivery driver was tipped five dollars for bringing the food in the rain.
- The waiter was well tipped for his excellent service.
- She felt happy because she was tipped generously by the customers.