0 present participle of tip
1 the activity of giving advice on which shares to buy or sell:
2 the act of giving an amount of money to someone who has provided a service, especially in a hotel or restaurant:
In addition, one of the engines drove a high-pressure fan that forced foul air from the refuse on the tipping platform across the fire.
The major advantage due to the spherical shape is its ability to recover from collisions and a low risk of falling down or tipping over.
He had reached that tipping point in the long struggle of the chemically dependent where he star ted to move away from the street.
The classical example of this problem is ' 'anonymous' ' tipping.
This hopper included a translational offset mass in order to cause the tipping action that helped in forward propulsion.
The tumour environment thus plays an important role in tipping the scales either towards tumour growth or tumour destruction.
Tipping and landfill of old quarry sites and the building of sea defences, which covers up coastal sites, are the most common problems.
It is still unknown how tipping affects the below-ground parts of the crop.
