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TIP

(Trouble In Paradise) A freeware program from Gibson Research Corporation, Laguna Hills, CA (www.grc.com) that checks the health of Zip and Jaz drives. See click of death. See also tip and ring.

tip1
1. a payment given for services in excess of the standard charge; gratuity
2. a piece of inside information, esp in betting or investing
tip2
a glancing hit in cricket
1.TIP - Texas Instruments Pascal.
2.TIP - A Unix program for interactive communication via serial lines.

Unix manual page: tip(1).
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Lutter tipped the scales at 186 1/2 pounds in his final attempt to make the required weight Friday evening.
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Now known as the Jinniushan specimen, she stood roughly 5 feet, 5-1/2, inches tall and tipped the scales at 173 pounds, the three anthropologists estimate.
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