tipped
- adjective
- /tɪpt/
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con punta
- I've got three of them, very pretty gold tipped glitter feathers.
They, they shoot the monkey with a curare tipped arrow.
- They, they shoot the monkey with a curare tipped arrow.
Examples
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I like these kind of micro tipped pencils so thank you to the balm.
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Again, just working slowly with a really sharp tipped brush to make sure that I just get paint where paint is missing.
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And in these types of jobs, we're not a, we're not a position that's like tipped, like we're paid fairly.
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I'm just going to I'm going to brush my brows through first, let's use this little multi tipped thing.
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And that's why I call it just Mexican camouflage 'cause I just did designs in camo form and this isn't supposed to be an Obsidian tipped Lanza spear.
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He used a tipped marker to create precise lines in his artwork.
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The new pens have a fine tipped design for detailed writing.
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She bought a tipped paintbrush to achieve better results on her canvas.
Synonyms
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Ending in a small sharp tip
Antonyms
Compounds
A cigarette or cigar with a small end piece that removes some harmful parts from smoke before you breathe it
A large deep water fish with a white tip on its back fin that can be dangerous to people
How Tipped
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Etymology
Tipped also comes from the everyday word tip, meaning 'point' or 'end'. So when a tool or object is tipped it has a small point or cover on its end, as in a 'metal-tipped' dart or a 'rubber-tipped' cane.