Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
tiptoe .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Glancing in at the big chair he saw Polly just tiptoeing from the room.
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Malone wondered how best to announce himself, and regretfully gave up the idea of tiptoeing up to the girl, placing his hands over her eyes, kissing the back of her neck and crying:
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HENDERSON: Yes, I mean that certainly seems like what she was kind of tiptoeing around.
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For the Giants, there's a little bit of pressure on Brandon Jacobs, who was criticized for "tiptoeing" last week by Tony Siragusa.
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JARVIS: So it's a very strange kind of tiptoeing around Obama in this campaign.
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And I guess I'll have to say, how do you feel about that in terms of the kind of tiptoeing around the --
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Greenstalk drifted closer, "tiptoeing" off the ceiling with her tendrils.
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Aquino Jr. and served as Corzaon Aquino's executive secretary when she was president, has annoyed President Aquino by saying he's running the government "like a student council" and accusing him of "tiptoeing" to China.
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Aquino Jr. and served as Corzaon Aquino's executive secretary when she was president, has annoyed President Aquino by saying he's running the government "like a student council" and accusing him of "tiptoeing" to China.
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Aquino Jr. and served as Corzaon Aquino's executive secretary when she was president, has annoyed President Aquino by saying he's running the government "like a student council" and accusing him of "tiptoeing" to China.
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