Definition
Definition of tippy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unstableUS likely to tip over easilyUS
- The chair was too tippy for the toddler.
2.
- He wore a tippy outfit to the party.
3.
botanyDated US having many leaf budsDated US
- This tippy tea is highly sought after.
Origin of tippy
English, tip (end) + -y (adjective suffix)
Examples of tippy in a sentence
Be careful, that ladder is quite tippy. Her tippy dress turned heads at the gala. The boutique sells tippy accessories for fashion enthusiasts. The tippy branches were ready for spring. Gardeners prefer tippy plants for better growth.
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- French:instable, branché, ...
- German:kippelig, schick, ...
- Italian:instabile, alla moda, ...
- Spanish:inestable, elegante, ...
- Portuguese:instável, estiloso, ...
- Chinese:容易翻倒的, 时髦的, ...
- Japanese:不安定な, おしゃれな, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُسْتَقِر, أنيق, ...
- Hebrew:רָעוּעַ, אוֹפְנָתִי, ...
- Russian:шаткий, модный, ...
- Ukrainian:хиткий, модний, ...
- Hindi:अस्थिर, स्टाइलिश, ...
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