From tip (etymology 5) + -ster. <span class="searchmatch">tipster</span> (plural <span class="searchmatch">tipsters</span>) A person who provides tips or advice to others, for example on the form of racehorses or the...
<span class="searchmatch">tipsters</span> plural of <span class="searchmatch">tipster</span> spitters...
See also: pitters Pitters plural of Pitter spitter, <span class="searchmatch">tipster</span>...
turf advisor (plural turf advisors) A racehorse <span class="searchmatch">tipster</span>....
See also: Pitters pitters plural of pitter pitters third-person singular simple present indicative of pitter spitter, <span class="searchmatch">tipster</span>...
/balˈdoːvɐ/ Baldower m (strong, genitive Baldowers, plural Baldower) (archaic) <span class="searchmatch">tipster</span>, insider who gives advice to criminals Declension of Baldower [masculine...
Francis, chapter 4, in Dead Cert, published 2004, page 46: “Jockeys are bad <span class="searchmatch">tipsters</span>. But that one was a cert, a dead cert.” A dead cert. The casual, everyday...
which bite during the day. 2019 March 15, Keith Melrose, “Our leading <span class="searchmatch">tipsters</span> give their fancy for the Cheltenham Gold Cup”, in The Racing Post[3]:...
y'all ain't real spitters, y'all lips chapped spitters are quitters (vulgar) one that spits baseball sense — see spitball Pitters, pitters, <span class="searchmatch">tipster</span>...