| We have to tippy-toe in and out of our houses because of the muck and dirt on it. |
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| It's hard to tippy-toe around the subject when the subject opens the door, asks you in, gives you a drink, and agrees with everything you say. |
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| They had to tippy-toe about for hours on end before leaping six feet into the air from a standing start. |
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| Obviously a female in her shape and form, she was standing on one of the chairs on tippy-toe, leaning over the tabletop, a rag in her left paw. |
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| The bar lost its urgent air, which Mr. Scotti says he will bring back with a tippy-toe restoration. |
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| I'm not going to tippy-toe to please everybody. |
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| Georgey gets so excited at mealtime that she stands tippy-toe. |
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| Big-name chefs in top hotels normally stick to a formula: modern French cuisine, luxe ingredients, tippy-toe service – the international signifiers of the fine dining experience. |
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| It's not that they tippy-toe around either. |
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