Tippin’ to the top

Being in the maximum state of intoxication

“This wine got me tippin’ to the top!”

by Tilted4life November 3, 2018

Tiplacked

Where you have a large amount of friends but never invited out or feel like you don’t belong, you in a popular group however your not popular.

I feel tiplacked they have all went out without me. I’m the tiplack in the friendship group

by Wannabe22 February 11, 2021

Tiphaine

Tiphaine means Epiphany, she really is a gift of God. Tiphaine is quite weird in a poetic way. She is very cultured particularly in history (did you know that the traité de Verdun was in 845?) and in french literature (she learns poetry for pleasure) and she always has something to say. In fact she loves talking so much that she cannot shut up :) and that’s why we love her. She loves to sing even though it’s not perfect, far from perfect. But karaoke with her is incredible.

Tiphaine is cultured

Be like Tiphaine

by user_50;000 November 21, 2021

tippy-dip

When while fornicating with someone's face; and tippy-toeing; you place three fingers on their forehead as a lineman would in American football and while using the palm of your hand to dip your flesh flute down their throat.

Jake totally tippy-dipped me last night and came directly into my stomach.

by Schwickyschwank April 6, 2022

tippy twister

Its like a titty twister but instead of a nipple you twist the tip of a penis

I was mad at my boyfriend last night so I gave him a tippy twister

by thecouchinmybasement September 29, 2023

Bin Tipping

The Olympic sport of tipping as many bins (preferably Biffa brand bins) as possible on one's way home after night on the drink. Points are awarded for volume, noise and artistic flair. Points are deducted for dropping bins on one's toes.

Dan, that was some great Bin Tipping last night

by Dajid Guti January 4, 2008

Rude-Tipping

The act of insulting an employee by getting a very small amount of change back after you order and tipping the employee with that small amount of change.

Employee: Here's five cents, sir.

Customer: Here's something for your troubles.

Employee: Take your change back and stop rude-tipping!

by Ekig July 31, 2010