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It refers to the 'top' in most cases but can indicate other regions although never an edge. For example: The tip of the iceberg - refers to the upper most part The tip of a pencil - the sharp end you write with The tip of a leaf - the end farthest away from the stem
- It refers to the 'top' in most cases but can indicate other regions although never an edge.
- For example: The tip of the iceberg - refers to the upper most part The tip of a pencil - the sharp end you write with The tip of a leaf - the end farthest away from the stem
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It refers to the 'top' in most cases but can indicate other regions although never an edge.
For example:
The tip of the iceberg - refers to the upper most part
The tip of a pencil - the sharp end you write with
The tip of a leaf - the end farthest away from the stem
For example:
The tip of the iceberg - refers to the upper most part
The tip of a pencil - the sharp end you write with
The tip of a leaf - the end farthest away from the stem
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