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tip-off

noun as in hint, warning

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verb as in advise; warn

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A tip-off from British intelligence led to his arrest and subsequent conviction.

Jacques nodded, explaining that the message, relayed by tip-off men to his uncle, had been intended for Joe Matt.

And if that doesn't mean anything to you, here's the tip-off.

That's the tip-off; when a souse won't listen to your gentle voice, it's time to change your system of approach.

He realized that the act had been an immediate tip-off to the occupants of the other rocket.

The tip-off was the hundred percent pregnancy of one whole test-batch.

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