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Meanings of tip off in English
Usage of tip off in English
1
Mombasa's police chief Robert Kitur said the raid followed a tip off.
2
To watch for some tip off, some clue to the kidnappers' identity.
3
There is still not date when the 2020 season will tip off.
4
There is still no date when the 2020 season will tip off.
5
They must have done something to tip off Jasper's people, something careless.
6
The winner will tip off the Eastern Conference finals Wednesday in Cleveland.
7
They had had somebody tip off the CIA in the first place.
8
Stephen Zarsky went on to tip off additional unnamed people, the prosecutors said.
9
This runs in contrary to the tip off we received, the update read.
10
She could tip off Blomkvist, but he would probably just publish a story.
11
He was detained in northern Serbia after an anonymous tip off.
12
The investigation was prompted by a tip off from NZ Police.
13
Into a large measuring cup, tip off the chillies' soaking liquid.
14
Sweaty palms, intermittent eye contact, fidgeting and frequent swallowing sometimes tip off experts.
15
I hated to tip off Terry, because I didn't know how he'd react.
16
And none of them would be sick enough to tip off the press.
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Tip off through the time
Tip off across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common