tipper
tipper
Definition
tip·per (tip′ər)
noun
a person who gives tips, or gratuities
tipper
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- fly: The fly tippers always dump their rubbish away from their home.
- prosecute: This enables us to clear the material, and if possible to prosecute the fly tippers.
- include: The latter has proved to be a useful platform for a variety of different bodies, including tippers and dropsides.
- drive: Once beached ashore, the LCM ramp was lowered and the tippers driven ashore.
- catch: Councilor Sebastian Kindersley, environmental health portfolio holder said, " We are sure that surveillance work will catch tippers.
Adjective modifier
- bad: Bruce Willis has been shamed as a ' bad tipper ' by angry waitresses who have served the Hollywood actor.
- good: And don't forget to make your opinion count in this month's online poll with regards to " Who is a better tipper?
- other: I often wonder how some other tippers manage to give so many new recommendations.
Modifies a noun
- aroundriverbarge: Tippers aroundriverbarge isn't dinner each night its travels west run from to.
- lorry: I had my two lines pulled down by a tipper lorry, They replaced the two pair twisted with more tow pair twisted.
- truck: The chips or pellets can be tipped directly from a tipper truck or trailer into an bunker.
- stability: The first IRTE tipper stability guide was published in 1992.
- driver: Mr Boothman, a 32-year-old tipper truck driver, was working for World's End Waste Ltd at their Wandsworth site.
- body: Conditions 23 of that permission specified 6 or 8 wheel rigid tipper bodies, but the original application only mentioned 6 wheel vehicles.
Noun used with modifier
