Phrasal verbs starting with "tip"

To lean, tilt, or pour something in a backward direction.

To tilt something downward, or (British English, informal) to rain very heavily.

A fixed British English expression meaning to rain very heavily.

To secretly warn or inform someone about something, especially something that will give them an advantage or help them prepare.

To empty a container by tilting or inverting it so the contents fall out.

To (cause to) fall sideways or overturn from an upright position.

To tilt something so that one end rises upward, or for a container to be angled upward to pour its contents.