tip off (Meaning)
tip off (v)
give insider information or advise to
tip off (n)
inside information that something is going to happen
the act of starting a basketball game with a jump ball
Synonyms & Antonyms of tip off
tip off Sentence Examples
- The police tip off led to the arrest of a notorious drug dealer.
- The anonymous tip off provided crucial information that helped solve the crime.
- The insider tip off gave the company an unfair advantage in the market.
- The waitress discreetly tip off the diner that the special of the day was running low.
- The tip off from the informant allowed the law enforcement to intercept the illegal shipment.
- The lottery winner used an inside tip off to bet on the winning numbers.
- The sports commentator shared a tip off about a promising young athlete.
- The tip off regarding the upcoming storm gave residents precious time to prepare.
- The disgruntled employee tip off the media about the company's unethical practices.
- The anonymous tip off about a stolen artifact led to its successful recovery.
FAQs About the word tip off
give insider information or advise to, inside information that something is going to happen, the act of starting a basketball game with a jump ball
forecast, apprise, prophesy, predict,notify, presage, inform, prognosticate, harbinger, alert
risk, risk,imperil, imperil,
The police tip off led to the arrest of a notorious drug dealer.
The anonymous tip off provided crucial information that helped solve the crime.
The insider tip off gave the company an unfair advantage in the market.
The waitress discreetly tip off the diner that the special of the day was running low.
