What is the difference between Tiff and Tip?
What is the difference between Tiff and Tip? :
Tiff : (noun)
( 1 ) Slight quarrel between friends or acquaintance
Did you have a tiff with your girl-friend?
Tip : (noun)
( 1 ) Small sum of money given to a waiter, taxi-driver as a personal reward for their services
He left a tip under his plate.
( 2 ) Small but useful piece of practical advice
Here is a handy tip for removing stains from clothing.
( 3 ) Private or special piece of information
Take a tip from me and buy these shares now.
( 4 ) Place where rubbish may be tipped
Take the broken chair to the tip.
( 5 ) Dirty or untidy place
Your house is an absolute tip.
( 6 ) Pointed or this end of something
He was walking in the tips of her toes.
He was hanging by his finger tips from a window frame.
( 7 ) Small part or piece fitted to the end of something
This is a cane with a rubber tip.
These are shoes with metal tips.
Tip : (verb)
( 1 ) Give a small sum of money to waiter
He tipped the postman five rupees.
( 2 ) Give advice or an opinion about something / someone
He has been widely tipped as the President’s successor.
( 3 ) Touch or strike something slightly
The ball just tipped the edge of his racket.
( 4 ) Caused something to lean, rise or tilt on one side or at one end
Tip the box up and empty it.
( 5 ) Pour out by tilting
Tip the dirty water out of the bowl into the sink.
