Tipped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIPPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TIP, to give a gratuity
• attach to or cover the end or extremity of
• colour (something) at its end or edge
• (in bookbinding) paste a single page, typically an illustration, to the neighbouring page of a book by a thin line of paste down its inner margin
• overbalance so as to fall or turn over
• be or cause to be in a sloping position with one end or side higher than the other
• cause (the contents of a container) to be emptied out by holding it at an angle
• rain heavily.
• strike or touch lightly
• cause (an object) to move somewhere by striking or touching it lightly
• put the ball in play by throwing it up between two opponents.
• give (someone) a sum of money as a reward for a service
• predict as likely to win or achieve something
• give someone information in a discreet or confidential way
NOUN:
• the pointed or rounded end or extremity of something slender or tapering
• a small piece or part fitted to the end of an object
• a place where rubbish is left
• a dirty or untidy place
• a pitched ball that is slightly deflected by the batter.
• a sum of money given to someone as a reward for a service
• a small but useful piece of practical advice
• a prediction or piece of expert information about the likely winner of a race or contest
ADJECTIVE:
• having a tip; or having a tip as specified (used in combination)
• departing or being caused to depart from the true vertical or horizontal
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to tilt
• past tense of tip

Words related to TIPPED

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How to use TIPPED in a sentence

• He tipped them and went out also to tip the driver of the van.
• Now they face the east, now the west, now the south, now the north, bearing aloft their slender wands, tipped with eagle down, holding and waving them with surprising effects.
• The outer pairs are wholly brown and leathery, the succeeding ones tipped with brown, wherever exposed, so that the whole bud is covered with a thick coat.
• Oliver worked the top over one edge of the drum, tipped it down, and rolled it onto three bricks.
• The other was dressed in white feathers, some of them tipped with glossy black and brown, but many of them pure white.
• Jonas took it up, and tipped it one way and the other, and listened.
• Some of their peaks, as well as the mountain of Vallombrosa, along the eastern sky, are tipped with snow.
• But when the snowy head above the dark, square shoulders tipped Old Lookout, the national emblem had it all to himself.
• He gave him his little bow tipped with silver, and his spear with shining head of steel.
• The cab drew up at my lodging and I sprang out, tipped the driver, and ran up the steps to the door.
• In this position you sleep with the body tipped forward partly upon the chest, and on the forearm, with one elbow just back of the body and hand under the waist.
• Before him a large paper was placed into which he was sticking needles tipped with small red and white flags.
• He tipped back a little in his chair, his head fell back between his shoulders and his mouth opened, with his nose pointed toward the zenith.
• It was the very slightest thing in the world tipped the beam.
• The crests of the billows were tipped with a wild light, and the foam regained its whiteness.
• For a moment the call is tipped with touch of sadness, then rings out brightly in a new quarter.
• The original tune grows in new turns and folds of melody, daintily tipped with the ring of bells over the light tones of the wood.
• Those for shooting birds and squirrels were sharpened to a needle point, but the hunting darts were tipped with steel or iron.
• Sewell tipped me an atrocious wink, and displayed his gums in a way he had not done since the morning after my arrival at Greenton.
• The cane was tipped with silver, and hitting just under the ear, had greater operation than I intended.
• It went around so quickly that it tipped half-way over.
• It was no unusual thing for Dan to find Bassett with his chair tipped back, his eyes fixed upon the map.
• The baby tipped the scales at thirty-five pounds! EVIDENCE Circumstantial evidence is not always conclusive.
• He brought back one himself that tipped the scales at seven-and-a-half.

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