An attendee to Duke University's Talent Identification Program and had to have scored above a 540 in Math or Verbal on their SATs. Ages ranging from 13 to 17.
The tipster spent most of his time studying and was able to snag a 700 on his Verbal SATs at the age of 14.
by Tipster October 2, 2005
1. A person that gives tips to someone
2. An overall somewhat unelite person that relies on luck in winning in games such as counter-strike and uses skill to rely on just about everything else
2. An overall somewhat unelite person that relies on luck in winning in games such as counter-strike and uses skill to rely on just about everything else
by Opt to opts November 4, 2004
Someone who provides information to a criminal organization that would aid in a crime for a future date.
by King Chilie August 20, 2015
1. Made popular by the America's Most Wanted weasel host, John Walsh, a minimization of the word snitch.
2. Someone who snitches on another.
2. Someone who snitches on another.
"We here at America's Most Wanted want to thank our "tipsters" for calling in and turning in their own neighbor based only on some accusations made by police. Great job folks!"
by AzGman September 1, 2008
All hail the mighty Tipsters!
by Moela Rose July 12, 2011
1. An economist or investor who claims to know when the stock market has "bottomed out" based on inside information or a unique set of obscure metrics. 2. Someone who tells you to "get back in the market" because the turnaround has begun. 3. A charlatan.
Ted says we should start buying stock again because the semi-conductor market is firming up in Taiwan. He's one of those Turnaround Tipsters on CNBC.
by Peter Kobs March 10, 2009
One who drinks occasionally, either socially or on holidays or special occasions, and drinks just enough to get tipsy or buzzed and stops there.
by eurekathurston July 25, 2010