to overtip
- verb
- /ˈoʊvərˌtɪp/
- If you stack the boxes too high, they might overtip and fall.
Examples
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Be careful not to overtip the ladder when reaching for the top shelf.
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He overtipped the chair, causing it to fall.
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A sudden push from the wind could easily overtip the empty trash bin.
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Be careful not to overtip the glass!
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Be careful not to overtip the ladder when reaching for the top shelf.
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A sudden push from the wind could easily overtip the empty trash bin.
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If you stack the boxes too high, they might overtip and fall.
Synonyms
To move something so it leans or falls to one side
To move into a sloping or leaning position
To fall over or make something fall over, often suddenly when it loses balance
To tilt to one side, often describing a ship
Make something flip so it is upside down or on its side
To turn your body or an object so the other side faces up
Make something fall from a standing position
Fall down suddenly because you faint or feel very weak
To tilt a vehicle or plane to one side when turning
To make something unstable or uneven
To lose balance and almost fall
To make something that stands fall over
To make something fall over by accident
To make something fall over or turn upside down
Antonyms
How Tilted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overtip for tilting joins over- 'too far' and tip 'to lean or tilt', so to overtip something is to tilt it so far that it falls or loses balance.