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tipple
1. a device for overturning ore trucks, mine cars, etc., so that they discharge their load
2. a place at which such trucks are tipped and unloaded
tipple [′tip·əl]
(mining engineering)
The place where the mine cars are tipped and emptied of their coal.
The tracks, trestles, and screens at the entrance to a colliery, where coal is screened and loaded.
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Quite whether the Queen will choose to sample any of the offerings when attending tomorrow's fixture is unclear, but she and other racegoers will be able to sample the many tipples being offered towards the east end of the main concourse for pounds 2.
Course turns on the taps for annual beer festival by The Racing Post (London, England)
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Candyfloss machine stolen in van theft by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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