Synonyms for tips
tips

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "tips":

   councils, advice, suggestions, boards, gratuities, hints, atps, stuff, tricks, extremities, advices, guidance, conseils, isprs, ends, pipes, pointes, consulting, prongs, counsel, counselling, apices

Suggested Resources

1. TIPS

   What does TIPS stand for? -- Explore the various meanings for the TIPS acronym on the Abbreviations.com website.

How to pronounce tips?

How to say tips in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use tips in a sentence?

1. Pierre Tariot:

   Imagine it's your spouse, personality changes, memory is different, language and communication is different, you don't know what is going on. Then you start getting answers, and you get a sense of how to play to his strengths and minimize his weaknesses. Here are travel tips, communication tips, and safety issues; here are ways to stay happy and joyful, even though this is a new chronic illness.

2. Lane Kiffin:

   That’s why they rarely happen, maybe we can get one of those passes where the quarterback gets hit and they drop it and it tips up to us and we go score. Call Hugh and ask him what that play is called.

3. Pimco Group:

   The Fund's interest rate strategies in the U.S., U.K., and euro zone benefited, the recovery in breakeven inflation rates helped the Fund's TIPS holdings offset detraction from an underweight to corporate credit.

4. Geoff Kelly:

   That announcement did generate some good tips but no recovery.

5. Jonathan Penn:

   Narang said. Other tips to keep in mind are keeping software and security patches up to date, using strong passwords, creating a different password for every website, and using two-factor authentication when possible, according to Narang. And, of course, never give out any personal information via email, social media platforms, text messages or instant messages, Narang said. Users should also enable your email provider’s spam/phishing filters and clicking on unknown links is a bad idea. Don’t even click on links, even from family or friends, if the email lacks any context or truly personal message that [would] indicate it’s real.