Tippy Meaning in Hindi

1. "Screw sharks; a Transformer could be stretching up on its tippy toes and would still have a mile of cover to eat me."
- Emma McLaughlin, The Real Real

2. "She gets on her tippy-toes and kisses him. Long, slow, deep. The kind of kiss where you can feel little pieces of your soul trading places as mouths open and breath mingles."
- Chuck Wendig, Mockingbird

3. "Stargirl began to improvise. She flung her arms to a make-believe crowd like a celebrity on parade. She waggled her fingers at the stars. She churned her fists like an egg-beater. Every action echoed down the line behind her. The three hops of the bunny became three struts of a vaudeville vamp. Then a penguin waddle. Then tippy-toed priss. Every new move brought new laughter from the line."
- Jerry Spinelli, Stargirl

4. "You took his guns away from him, didn’t you? Maude asked Cash when Cash pulled up in front of the house. He nodded. They’re locked up in my office. His expression was somber. But there’s still a pistol and a shotgun in the house somewhere. Crissy told me. You’d better get all the ammunition and lock it up somewhere. The minute I get inside, Maude promised. Tippy glanced from one of them to the other. You aren’t serious, she remarked. Cash met her eyes. If she were my wife, that’s what Maude would be doing for me, he said flatly. And yes, I’m serious. Maybe Judd hasn’t realized it yet, but he won’t have a life left if Christabel dies. It isn’t logical, but it’s what some men do when they’re out of their minds with grief. We don’t need another tragedy."
- Diana Palmer, Lawless

5. "She’s going to be fine, he told Judd, clapping him on the shoulder. It’s just a matter of time, now. You can stop holding your breath. Judd thanked him and then went down the hall and leaned against the wall trying to compose himself. He’d been in hell for so long that the relief was devastating. She would live. She was going to live. He brushed away thquick moisture in his eyes. Cash came up beside him, a question in his eyes. Lawless 269 She’s going to make it, Judd said huskily. Thank God, Cash said with heartfelt relief. What about Clark? he asked suddenly, having only just remembered the man. Patched up and in jail, probably for the rest of his life after the trial, Cash assured him. He was watching the other man closely. I think you should know what Tippy told me, he added, hating to reveal it even now. It meant an end to all his own hopes. Yes? Judd prompted. She saw Clark step out and aim the gun at you. She didn’t have time to react, and neither did Crissy. She saiCrissy"
- Diana Palmer, Lawless

6. "She’s going to be fine, he told Judd, clapping him on the shoulder. It’s just a matter of time, now. You can stop holding your breath. Judd thanked him and then went down the hall and leaned against the wall trying to compose himself. He’d been in hell for so long that the relief was devastating. She would live. She was going to live. He brushed away the quick moisture in his eyes. Cash came up beside him, a question in his eyes. She’s going to make it, Judd said huskily. Thank God, Cash said with heartfelt relief. What about Clark? he asked suddenly, having only just remembered the man. Patched up and in jail, probably for the rest of his life after the trial, Cash assured him. He was watching the other man closely. I think you should know what Tippy told me, he added, hating to reveal it even now. It meant an end to all his own hopes. Yes? Judd prompted. She saw Clark step out and aim the gun at you. She didn’t have time to react, and neither did Crissy. She said Crissy realized you"
- Diana Palmer, Lawless

7. "Returning the Pencil to Its Tray Everything is fine— the first bits of sun are on the yellow flowers behind the low wall, people in cars are on their way to work, and I will never have to write again. Just looking around will suffice from here on in. Who said I had to always play the secretary of the interior? And I am getting good at being blank, staring at all the zeroes in the air. It must have been all the time spent in the kayak this summer that brought this out, the yellow one which went nicely with the pale blue life jacket— the sudden, tippy buoyancy of the launch, then the exertion, striking into the wind against the short waves, but the best was drifting back, the paddle resting athwart the craft, and me mindless in the middle of time. Not even that dark cormorant perched on the No Wake sign, his narrow head raised as if he were looking over something, not even that inquisitive little fellow could bring me to write another word."
- Billy Collins, Aimless Love: New and Selected Poems

8. "YOU CAN KIND of see them if you get on your tippy toes and look over the fence, A.J. says. There, in the distance! They had left Alice at seven that morning, taken the ferry to Hyannis, then driven two hours to Portsmouth only to discover that the Green Animals Topiary Garden is closed from November through May. A.J. finds that he cannot make eye contact with either his daughter or Lambiase. It is twenty-nine degrees, but shame is keeping him warm. Maya stands on her toes and when that doesn’t work, she tries hopping. I can’t see anything, she says. Here, I’ll get you higher, Lambiase says, lifting Maya onto his shoulders. Maybe I can see a little bit, Maya says doubtfully. No, I definitely cannot see anything. They’re all covered. Her lower lip begins to quiver. She looks at A.J. with pained eyes. He doesn’t think he can take any more of this. Suddenly, she smiles brightly at A.J. But you know what, Daddy? I can imagine what the elephant looks like under the blanket. And the tiger"
- Gabrielle Zevin, The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry

9. " and remembered the last thing she’d said to him before Clark showed up. Tippy had told her that he’d been disgusted with her, that he hadn’t wanted her hanging on him, running after him with her heart on her sleeve. His eyes had closed with a shudder. If she didn’t make it, her last memory of him would be one of pain and betrayal. It wasn’t true. He wasn’t disgusted. He lay awake nights remembering the passion they’d shared. He missed her. It was like being without an arm or a leg. He’d told her he didn’t want anything permanent. Now the choice might not be his anymore. He might be left alone, as he’d thought he wanted to be when he told her he was getting the divorce. Somewhere he remembered an old adage. Be careful what you want; you might get it. He looked at Christabel’s still body and saw the end of everything he loved."
- Diana Palmer, Lawless