propine (Meaning)

propine

a gift in return for a favor, to present or give especially as a token of friendship

The beggar shamelessly solicited propine at every street corner.
The hotel staff expected a generous propine for their services.
The tour guide hinted at an expected propine to ensure a more enriching experience.
Some countries consider proffering propines to officials to be a form of bribery.
The wealthy patron was known for proffering lavish propines to his favorite artists.
The artist declined the propine, claiming that his work should stand on its own merits.
In certain cultures, it is customary to offer propines during festivals and celebrations.
The doctor's office had a strict policy against accepting propines from patients.
The student offered a small propine to the professor in hopes of securing a better grade.
The waiter was grateful for the generous propine he received in recognition of his impeccable service.

a gift in return for a favor, to present or give especially as a token of friendship

windfall, generosity, gratuity, reward, tip, award, prize, bonus,sacrifice, bequest

advance,loan, peace offering, sop,bribe,douceur

The beggar shamelessly solicited propine at every street corner.

The hotel staff expected a generous propine for their services.

The tour guide hinted at an expected propine to ensure a more enriching experience.

Some countries consider proffering propines to officials to be a form of bribery.