tipworthy
UK/ˈtɪpwɜːði/US/ˈtɪpwɜrði/
tipworthy adjective: worthy of a tip.
Adjective
tipworthy (comparative more tipworthy, superlative most tipworthy)
- Worthy of a tip.
- I glanced around to note the number of diners who were looking in our direction, wondering if anything tipworthy had happened, […]2007, Sheryl J. Anderson, Killer Riff, page 142
Forms of tipworthy
| comparative | more tipworthy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most tipworthy |
| alternative form | tip-worthy |
Origin of tipworthy
From tip + -worthy.
Questions about tipworthy
- What does tipworthy mean?
- Tipworthy means worthy of a tip.
- What part of speech is tipworthy?
- Tipworthy is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce tipworthy?
- Tipworthy is pronounced /ˈtɪpwɜrði/ (US).
Words near tipworthy in the dictionary
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