tippy

IPA: tˈɪpi

(obsolete, colloquial or slang) Fashionable, tip-top.
(obsolete, colloquial or slang, absolute, with the) In the height of fashion, excellent, cool.
(colloquial or slang) Clever, neat, smart.
Of tea, having a large amount of tips, or leaf buds.
(Canada, US) Tending to tip or tilt over; unstable.

Examples of "tippy" in Sentences

Leo would go on to fight Tippy Larkin.
Tippy was a female dog he had as a pet.
Also I dislike getting beat up, and am tippy.
It's Tippy Heddron time every spring around here.
I had made the skirt too baggy, so the craft was much too tippy.
For some reason it isn't letting put my scanned picture of Tippy.
Having it at the tippy top of the article isn't only pointless, it's mean.
Tony remains ambivalent, remarking that she made his father give away Tippy.
This was tippy toed around to placate terrifically non neutral sensitivities.
It looks so "tippy" as it is -- I feel like our cats would make short work of it!
Anyone who's been in kayak knows how 'tippy' they are so when she went over, I soon followed.
Mr. Blagojevich may be the first governor to use the expression tippy-toes anywhere in a legislature address, let alone as a verb.
"Everybody is kind of tippy-toeing into this," said Chris Henrickson, president of Lewis Funeral Chapel of Bremerton in Washington state.
I'll tell you, you have no idea what a joy it is to see her in Washington, with all those other politicians kind of tippy-toeing around and trying to be just careful, you know.