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Definition of Tippex in English: Tippex(also Tipp-Ex) nounˈtɪpɛks mass nounBritish trademark A type of correction fluid. Example sentencesExamples - I use it with Yves Saint Laurent's Touche Eclat which I dot on like Tipp-Ex to hide annoying discolourations, blemishes and dark eye circles.
- Visitor 75,000 came from a University of Derby server, which leads me to believe it's the mighty Charby, so a congratulatory consignment of Tipp-Ex is being sent up to obscure the Gary Neville lettering on her England shirt.
- I noticed there was a bottle of Tipp-Ex at the side of the bed.
- It was one of the Monkees' mums, she mixed paint and nail varnish and made Tipp-Ex.
- The image you see can all be attributed to a mischievous local who was little bit creative with a bottle of Tipp-Ex.
verbˈtɪpɛks [with object]British Delete with correction fluid. go home and Tippex your friends' names out of your address book Example sentencesExamples - Chris Klein, Jean Reno, Rebecca Romijin-Stamos and LL Cool J are among those who might be Tippexing it from their CV in years to come.
- And so my relationship with Liverpool developed through football stickers, team posters, and Tippexing player's names on to my pencil case, into something more adult.
- Meanwhile, we have Tippexed out the offending number.
- I sincerely hope that I am not being Tippexed out of address books when I am told that the night out with my best friend (plus Aileen and Toni) has been cancelled until further notice.
- I'd come in and find that she'd cancelled appointments I'd made for patients, erased diary entries, and even rewrote a whole week's appointments, having Tippexed out all I'd written.
Origin 1960s: from German, from tippen 'to type' and Latin ex 'out'. |