tip (someone) off or tip off (someone) -Idioms

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tip (someone) off or tip off (someone)

to warn or inform someone about something

The bank tipped off the police that there may be a robbery soon.

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tip the balance

tip the scales at (something)

tire (someone) out or tire out (someone)

to (someone's) liking

to (someone's) way of thinking

to a great extent

to a large extent

give or take (a certain amount of something)

strike up a conversation with (someone)

swim against the current

take up (clothes) or take (clothes) up

get one's head above water

take the law into one's own hands

have a frog in one's throat

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