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Jacques nodded, explaining that the message, relayed by tip-off men to his uncle, had been intended for Joe Matt.
DAN CARTER AND THE RIVER CAMPMILDRED A. WIRT
And if that doesn't mean anything to you, here's the tip-off.
DAVE DAWSON ON THE RUSSIAN FRONTR. SIDNEY BOWEN
That's the tip-off; when a souse won't listen to your gentle voice, it's time to change your system of approach.
OLD MAN CURRYCHARLES E. (CHARLES EMMETT) VAN LOAN
He realized that the act had been an immediate tip-off to the occupants of the other rocket.
FIRST ON THE MOONJEFF SUTTON
The tip-off was the hundred percent pregnancy of one whole test-batch.
BREEDER REACTIONWINSTON MARKS
It wasn't until early on the morning of the third day after Howley's arrest that I got a tip-off from one of my part-time spies.
...OR YOUR MONEY BACKGORDON RANDALL GARRETT
And thats the tip-off on any shack in this burg thatll hold a crowd, a screen and a projecting machine all at the same time.
LOCAL COLORIRVIN S. COBB
The gang is composed of tip-off men, highjackers, a lawyer and a bail bondsman.
DAN CARTER AND THE RIVER CAMPMILDRED A. WIRT
That was after the tip-off, as a freshman girl told Mrs. Lee.
BETTY LEE, SOPHOMOREDAVID GOODGER (GOODGER@PYTHON.ORG)
"The type of resistance offered will be a tip-off to the Guard," he said.
THE BEST MADE PLANSEVERETT B. COLE
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OCTOBER 26, 1985
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WORDS RELATED TO TIP-OFF

  • advice
  • caution
  • clue
  • information
  • recommendation
  • tip
  • tip-off
  • warning
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