cue tip

Used for when you strongly agree with something. Often associated with the word capeesh, which is asked to clarify that you understand. If you really want someone to know that you are listening and agree with what they are saying just say "quetip". This will be sure to get their attention.

Person 1: "So are you getting what I'm saying?"
Person 2: "Oh yes, definitely! cue tip!"

"That is so que tip!"
"Yeah I agree, that sounds cue tip."

by Cheyenne ;) February 10, 2022

tipping about

When ya just tip about the place

So are them cats just like tipping about

by Cluck rulya rulya cluck May 10, 2021

Sweet tipped

The act of sticking your erect penis in a jar of frosting then covering it in sprinkles

Im tellin the next mfker i give head to i want it sweet tipped n ready

by Jerm69 June 10, 2017

Q-tip

An old person. They look like Q-tips with fuzzy white hair and white tennis shoes.

It's a bus load of Q-tips headed for the casino.

by Who wouldn't wanna be me February 21, 2022

Tip

A tip is a derogatory term used to call someone,mainly if they are short, annoying, snitching ,attention seekers and just hated by your entite class

Aveer is such a tip

by Thabrxz November 4, 2019

Tip Lining

Another word for goal hanging - when referring to football.

Ruud Van Nistelrooy was a tip lining for manchester united always poaching up top goal hanging

by jugular18 June 19, 2014

tip your landlord

(English, verb) - A sardonically sarcastic verb towards landlords - often times the well off individuals that own public housing such as apartment buildings and townhouses as financial and profit-accruing assets in places they do not reside in - and a verb indicating solitude and sometimes disgust towards their tenants that are being increasingly exploited by the housing market, through means of forcing them to pay more to stay in the areas they live in.

During the heated debate about rising rents in the city, Sarah couldn't help but retort using an egregiously sardonic comment, telling those to "tip your landlord", indicating that landlords often care more about their profits more than the well-being of their tenants, and that those who live under them should keep giving more to force them to suffer under their own irresponsible decision making.

by ImNotTheOxfordDictionary September 9, 2023