Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [1410]
2tint verb : to impart a tint to : COLOR
Synonyms
color, dye, paint, stain, tinge—more at COLOR
tin·tin·nab·u·la·tion noun 1 : the ringing of bells
2 : a tinkling sound as if of bells
tin·ware noun : articles and esp. utensils made of tinplate
ti·ny adjective ti·ni·er; -est : very small : MINUTE
Synonyms
atomic, infinitesimal, microscopic, miniature, minute, teeny, wee; also diminutive, dwarf, little, midget, model, petite, pocket, pygmy, small, smallish; dinky, dwarfish, insignificant, pint-size, puny, scrubby, undersized
Antonyms
enormous, giant, gigantic, huge, immense, mammoth
1tip verb tipped; tip·ping 1 : OVERTURN, UPSET
2 : to incline, deviate, or bend from a vertical position : LEAN; also : to raise and tilt forward Synonyms angle, cant, cock, heel, incline, lean, list, slant, slope, tilt—more at LEAN 2tip noun : the act or an instance of tipping Synonyms bend, cock, inclination, list, slant, tilt—more at TILT 3tip verb tipped; tip·ping 1 : to furnish with a tip 2 : to cover or adorn the tip of 4tip noun 1 : the usu. pointed end of something 2 : a small piece or part serving as an end, cap, or point Synonyms apex, cusp, end, pike, point—more at POINT 5tip noun : a light touch or blow 6tip verb tipped; tip·ping : to strike lightly : TAP 7tip noun : a piece of advice or expert or confidential information Synonyms dope, lowdown, scoop—more at DOPE hint, lead, pointer; also advisement, assistance, counsel, guidance, recommendation, suggestion; caution, cautioning, sign, signal, telltale, tip-off, warning; brief, direction, feedback, instruction, observation; prompt, reminder, urging; answer, clue, solution 8tip verb tipped; tip·ping : to impart a piece of information about or to 9tip verb tipped; tip·ping : to give a gratuity to — tip·per noun 10tip noun : a gift or small sum given for a service performed or anticipated Synonyms bonus, dividend, extra, lagniappe, perquisite—more at BONUS tip–off noun : WARNING, TIP tip·pet noun : a long scarf or shoulder cape tip·ple verb tip·pled; tip·pling : to drink intoxicating liquor esp. habitually or excessively — tipple noun tip·pler noun : one that tipples Synonyms drunk, inebriate, soak, sot, souse—more at DRUNK tip·ster noun : a person who gives or sells tips esp. for gambling tip·sy adjective tip·si·er; -est : unsteady or foolish from the effects of alcohol — tip·si·ly adverb Synonyms drunk, high, inebriate, intoxicated—more at DRUNK 1tiptoe noun : the position of being balanced on the balls of the feet and toes with the heels raised; also : the ends of the toes 2tiptoe adverb or adjective : on or as if on tiptoe 3tiptoe verb tip·toed; tip·toe·ing : to walk or proceed on or as if on tiptoe 1tip–top noun : the highest point Synonyms acme, apex, climax, crown, culmination, head, height, meridian, peak, pinnacle, summit, top, zenith—more at HEIGHT 2tip–top adjective : very good of its kind : EXCELLENT ti·rade noun [ORIGIN: F, shot, tirade, fr. MF, fr. It tirata, fr. tirare to draw, shoot] : a prolonged speech of abuse or condemnation Synonyms diatribe, harangue, rant; also assault, attack, invective, lashing, tongue-lashing, vituperation; berating, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, reproof; abuse, castigation, censure, criticism, denunciation; deprecation, depreciation, disparagement; execration, excoriation, revilement; admonishment, admonition, lecture, sermon tir·a·mi·su noun [ORIGIN: It tiramisù] : a dessert made with ladyfingers, mascarpone, and espresso 1tire verb tired; tir·ing 1 : to make or become weary 2 : to wear out the patience of : BORE Synonyms [1] burn out, do in, drain, exhaust, fag, fatigue, tucker, wash out, wear, wear out, weary—more at EXHAUST [2] bore, jade, weary—more at BORE 2tire noun 1 : a metal hoop that forms the tread of a wheel 2 : a rubber cushion usu. containing compressed air that encircles a wheel (as of a bike)