tippy
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Adj — Unstable and likely to tip over.
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Etymology
From tip ("apex") plus a diminutive -y ending, dating to around 1790.
Full origin of tippy →Frequently asked questions
What does “tippy” mean?
The word “tippy” means unstable and likely to tip over. In plain terms, wobbly and easily knocked off balance.
How do you pronounce “tippy”?
“Tippy” is pronounced TIH-pee (/ˈtɪpi/ in IPA).
How do you use “tippy” in a sentence?
Here is “tippy” used in a sentence: “The canoe felt tippy the moment we both leaned to one side.”
What part of speech is “tippy”?
“Tippy” is an adjective.
Where does the word “tippy” come from?
The word “tippy” dates back to around 1790. From tip ("apex") plus a diminutive -y ending, dating to around 1790.