Tipple

The bridge had a scary tipple that made crossing it difficult.

The tower's tipple made it a popular tourist spot.

The musician was grateful for the tipple tossed onto the stage by an appreciative audience member.

She had a tendency to tipple whenever she was feeling down or depressed.

They would tipple cocktails at the rooftop bar while enjoying the city skyline.

He would often tipple at the local bar, drinking until he could barely stand.

He's been known to tipple rum until he passes out.

The hairdresser was surprised by the large tipple she received from her customer.

The waiter was pleased with the generous tipple left on the table.

The parking attendant received a tipple for finding a spot in a crowded lot.

The hairdresser received a tipple for her excellent service.

The delivery person received a tipple from the customer for going above and beyond to ensure the package arrived on time.

He was known for his generosity and always left a tipple for the service staff.

The tour guide was grateful for the tipple she received from the group.

He enjoys a glass of tipple after a long day at work.

He recommended a rare tipple from his private collection.

She sipped on her tipple as she watched the sunset.

She appreciated the complexity of her tipple, aged in oak barrels for over a decade.

He couldn't resist trying the new tipple on the menu.

The sommelier recommended a rare tipple from the vineyard's private reserve.

He preferred a tipple of wine with his dinner.

She paired her tipple with a carefully curated selection of cheese and charcuterie.

She indulged in a tipple of aged single malt scotch.

The artist will tipple the charcoal pencil before sketching the portrait.

The woodworker will tipple the hand plane before smoothing the wood.

The student must tipple his pencil before starting the exam.

The carpenter needs to tipple his saw before cutting the wood.

The soldier was taught how to tipple his bayonet in training.

I need to tipple my knife before I can start cutting the vegetables.

The archer will tipple his arrows before the competition.

The seamstress will tipple her scissors before cutting the fabric.

The jeweler will tipple the diamond cutter before cutting the gemstone.

The sculptor will tipple his chisel before carving the stone.

The weight of the package caused the delivery truck to tipple over on the uneven road.

The tower of blocks began to tipple over as soon as she removed one from the bottom.

The gust of wind caused the ladder to tipple against the wall.

The tree trunk started to tipple when the lumberjack began to saw it.

The vase on the table had a small tipple, causing it to spill.

The painting on the wall had a small tipple that made it look crooked.

The chair's tipple made it uncomfortable to sit on.

The car's tipple was corrected by adjusting the suspension.

The old man walked with a noticeable tipple in his step.

The hat on the man's head had a slight tipple from the wind.

The street lamp's tipple made it hard to light up the road.

The mug on the table had a slight tipple, causing some of the coffee to spill.

The bookshelf's tipple was caused by uneven weight distribution.

The airplane had a dangerous tipple during takeoff.

The boat had a dangerous tipple, making it hard to navigate.

The customers decided to tipple the bartender for his good service.

The tanner will tipple the hide in the tanning solution to make leather.