[f. TIP v.2 + -ED1.] Inclined, tilted; overturned, upset; † drunken (obs. slang).
1708. T. Ward, Eng. Ref. (1716), 174. In Songs Obscene and Tipt discourse.
1907. Kate D. Wiggin, New Chron. Rebecca, iii. The good deacon sat … in his tipped-back chair.
