Tipper
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A kind of ale brewed with brackish water obtained from aparticular well; -- so called from the first brewer of it, one ThomasTipper. [Eng.]
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A bitch who only sucks on the tip of the dick. She knows the penis is more than two inches long, yet she won't venture beyond the tip.
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Verb- the act of hitting another male in the nuts.
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New Yorker youth slang for a boorish yuppie sort of person from caucasian descent. A Tipper is out of place and generally unwanted but totally oblivious to the fact. In Vancouver, the Tipper crowd usually drives the regulars out of the good bars.
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A truck having a rear platform which can be raised at its front end, thus enabling a load to be discharged.
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Tipper- a person who [drives] [super] [fast]
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diminutive of [Tip Rat] – a woman of rather loose [morals], easily willing to engage in sexual and intercourse and or fellatio with a wide [array] of partners
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The end of a [mans] penis where the [urine] [is shot]
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A [tipper] is someone who is the most awesome guy in the world because his awesomeness just tips the scales. He is amazing all year round, every season, every month and every day. Hes so cool, cooler than a tub of mango and cream icecream. But did i mention at the same time hes hot? hotter than the [sahara desert]. Hes the finest [Tipper] youll get. Awesome, funny, sexy and when you get to know the Tipper Im talking about, hell tip your heart scales toward the fall in love direction. Hes one sexy guy with a fantastic outlook on life who is going to be a great man Tipping all sorts of scales! Tipper is a [Topper]!
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A term used for when one pours a large sum of alcohol in their [glass] to act big, and are unable to [finish it], therefore [tipping] their glass away. Generally at a park or at a mates house.
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A big raised up [4 wheel drive] truck/Jeep. Usually hooked up with [whomp] (sound system) and willy [wonks] (color tires).
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A person of very limited use.
Origin west [midlands], England
Very much the same as a [knob end] or [dick head].
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