Tip (Game)
Where does the word tip come from?
Song: R & B by Dj Doc RokPosted on May 28, 2008 · Filed Under Lessons
Where does the word tip come from?
Song: R & B by Dj Doc RokPosted on May 28, 2008 · Filed Under Lessons
like the sound of # 3 however, i think it is # 2
и кстати где ты отвечаешь на наши вопросы
привет уменья не то что с английским плохо да и еше и с русским может поможешь
Marina;
You are a real cutie, no doubt! Your trip to the fridge proves (again) that you are hot forwords & hot backwards as well… What else to say to someone who likes good tea & good cheese…
Moi Dorogai
It was originated in the old English pubs. It stands for To insure prompt service.
testing
I was trying to find out what going on with the Mexican Newspaper
but some how I came here instead…
In australia a TIP is where you take your rubbish.
You are really too HotforWords!!! I’t nice to have someone so lovely make me a little smarter. Love having the ratings stars back!!!
I am merely guessing that it is #1, but I dare not cheat.
Teach, word suggestions; OERO
SNICKERS
ABAZABA
MOON PIE
COKA COLA
7UP, DR PEPPER
ETC,
what about the word Multimedia. This is a very common word, where does it comes from?
thanks
Marina can I request the word ‘Peeping Tom’? I want to know where it came from and if it has anything to do with a guy named Tom. Please and thank u- Mikei14975
Oooo I have a word request: forwards. As is HotForwards. Why did you choose that name? Its silly!
As you were making your tea, I had to wonder if you were wearing any panties.
Oh yea, the lesson: TIPS #3
To Insert Panties Service
What am I thinking? Now that you’re an almost-famous type in HollyWould, maybe you only tip rock stars onstage with your panties.
Takes me back to the days on Sunset Strip when the rock stars used to throw ME…well, that’s another lesson:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nqDwACgCNI
http://i.realone.com/product/help/rp11/en/Content/ Recording_Download-Record_Web.htm
This one works. I’ll get it right in a minute.
http://i.realone.com/product/help/rp11/en/Content/ Recording_Download-Record_Web.htm
I found another program to download Marinas or any ones videos. It’s from Real Player. It’s a free download. Most of you already probably know about it but some may knot. This is a link telling you about the program.
http://i.realone.com/product/help/rp11/en/Content/ Recording_Download-Record_Web.htm
And here’s another one.
Miro - free, open source internet tv and video player claims to give you access to more free HD content than any other video player and play virtually any media file.
Hello Marina,
Here’s a “word”? that I found reading today.
“misunderestimated”
Is there a word for this word?
Does this mean “overestimated”?
Thanks, Marina
I’ve always assumed it was to insure prompt service but I don’t think the spelling and grammar around the use of insure is correct (ensure?). I’m going with #2.
For a word suggestion, has you done the for unlawful carnal knowledge word?
Hi Marina, I would like to know where did the words table because in italian was tabola and castellano tabla
Hola marina soy de argentina, mejor dicho de puerto madryn chubut patagonia. Mi duda es la siguiente. La palabra en ingles “table” de donde probiene??? ya que en italiano es la tabola en español tabla y en ingles table. son muy parecidas entre si. Espero que sepas castellano jajaja bueno besos grandes y sos una diosa… directamente ya vas a pasar como un amor platonico.
Hi Marina, I would like to know where did the words ‘Cellar’ and ‘Basement’ originate from, and do they have the same meaning, I did not want to register on your website but I had to somehow to be able to request a word, now I challenge you to tell me the meaning of the word ‘dafiina’. All the best !
Hi Marina!
I like emotions that I feeling when looking at you. I like your emotions too when you are teching us
So I just want to know the origin of the word - EMOTIONS
Kiss you
Nick
I’m guessing #3. btw, can you tell us what the origin of the word, “reptile”. I heard it’s from a middle-eastern word “reptil”, which was from the old french word, “reptile”, which was from the latin words, “reptile” (long e) and “reptilis”, which means “creeping”. But I don’t believe this as the Komodo Dragon can grow more than 4 ft, and when it walks, it’s not exactly called crawling.
your student,
Gabriel
It would have to be word origin #2, the other 2 use bad grammar, the context that your using the word ‘insure’ should be ‘ensure’ which would make it T.E.P or T.E.P.S
My favorite tip is “Don’t use Drugs” I guess #3? Oh, nice legs!
Dear teacher Marina, I often come across the word ‘cum’. e.g. i am working as a janitor cum office clerk. and i shoot my cum all over her belly. please help me my beautiful ans sexy teacher. thank you very much.
i’ll have to go with Number 3.
Can you please tell me where “Pretty Ugly” came from. these two words are exact opposite but we use them together all the time.
I love you and love your lessons, keep them coming!
i’ll go with #3
Hi,
I would like to know where the word “Masturbation” came from, its a kl word and would love to hear you say that in a sentance lol
Great site btw
x
i would guess #2 or #3 but i just want to watch you get some more tea, or could you make me a cup…
I’m going to go with origin number two
can you do the word Love??
–meron
Hellloo Marina!!!!! I am back. I have neer really left persay, just VERY tied up with oboigations. I’ll be sure to catch up on all of your video segments and buy your books, dvds, etc…
gotta jet…
p.s. have you read “who moved my ceese?”\\also, for the record you look amazing today.
While you were gone, someone moved your cheese You sound busy, must be looking for new cheese. “Smell the cheese often…”
Marina looks amazing everyday, too bad you have to miss out sometimes.
what, i love different kind of cheeses but didn´t get any
I’m guessing number one. I’ve heard it’s “to insure promptness”
from friends.
Marina, I like the human side of the show today. You sure
are a cutie pie! I’m gonna look out for that tea.
Thanks again and +5 for you.
Welcome back Dvdpage. Missed ya.
Kinda missed the favor of her old videos that where less scripted. I guess thats why people where attracted to “Real World” show. It was a bit harder to predict what was going to happen. And YouTube is filled with unscripted videos. Think about what makes a great movie. You laugh, You cry, You fear, You get mad, You get happy. You experience all the emotions in an hour and half. That makes a good movie. Do you agree?
Thanks,
I’ve been busy but wouldn’t miss out for long.
Marina keeps it real and I do agree with you.
I was lively in the latest “tips answer” today so
I’ll catch up to you later. Its 12:30 and I’ve got
a 6:00 wakie later on.
I’m also wondering where the phrase “What’s up?” came from.
I’m thinking it’s option two.
-stonedrose18
I’m going to take a wild guess and say #2.
Privet Marina,
To Insure Prompt Service would be the answer here… and also..
I’m wondering what the origin of the term “Cloud 9″ comes from? As in, someone that is lost in their own world, not paying attention, or extremely happy. But the origin?? I know if anyone can find it, you can!!
Scott
Hello Marina, I’m from (Paraná - Entre Ríos - Argentina)my name is lucas you wanted to say that I am happy to see you and you’re very nice
I leave you a hug
By Lucas
to insure prompt service is the answer.
I think you should go over the origin of the word threshold.
Are you a NorthWest Sailor? I sail in Seattle.
Maybe I should have posted this here and not in the Bistro Answer. Just wondering if you gave credit to the wrong person on Bistro request. You said BOGAMIR requested it. Did you mean me, BOARGMIR?? I did not request Bistro. Just thought I’d let you know that someone else may want the credit for that word.
BOARGMIR
yes, she meant you. but she’s right, your name is bogamir, you just spelled it wrong.
i looked that up in the dictionary… can’t find it. so you can’t spell it.
Actually there is a bogamir and he requested the word
are you saying my dictionary widget is wrong?
pah! write your own dictionary! including your own spelling! and when you get like 300 years old you’ll have an expert opinion on correct spelling and make others spell as it says in buzzword’s dictionary!
btw, the spelling check in safari marks “ain’t” as not being in its dictionary. sux0r.
that’s like my point, who’s dictionary is correct? the authority of a dictionary is situational. sure writing a resume, term paper, article whatever a dictionary is handy. but, when i need to define a word i heard on the street where do i go? back to the street, where the action is. i mean consider the word, “junk” the phrase, “do you want to see my junk?” one could find themselves in a garbage heap with a naked dude selling heroine. the usefulness of the holy dictionary is situational and infrequent during conversation. i use it when the situation demands it, and that situation doesn’t necessarily establish rules for word use in other situations.
Ugh.
Marina,
What do I get if I beat some sense into aLx and buzzword?
you’re already down by 8, oh prose perro, how you gonna beat anyone given this score?
With my bare fists, and mercilessly. That’s how.
Prose Perro - I like it!
Thanks for clearing that up, Marina!
BOARGMIR
hey marina im a fairly new subscriber to you and i’ve always wanted to know where does the word epi come from or mean?
for example:
EPIlogue
EPIcenter
EPIlepsy
EPIsode
EPIc
EPIdermis
see what i mean? i would very much like the origin and the meaning of that
thanks!
-SID
I have a word, rather a phrase, I would like to know the origin of: ” THE WHOLE NINE YARDS”
Which is used to describe using every thing availible, going the distance, giving everything you have. I have heard that this comes from WWII, that fighter planes had the .50 calibre ammo laid out before being s-folded into the ammo trays in the wings. The capicity of these trays were 27 feet of belted ammo, or NINE YARDS. So if you came back empty, you gave the enemy all you had, or THE WHOLE NINE YARDS!
This is a good story and sounds very feasible, but is it true. I know Marina can find the truth!
I will go with # 2.
Teach, PRODUCT PLACEMENT!!! CAACHING!!!! I think someone like …….Victoria Secret,,,needs to supply You with all Your outfits , And so and so, Your back drop furnishings, Make up?? shoes?? what ever You need. Hell ,,You need an Agent , Baby.
I think she has one. Well at least for booking appearances.
number two
acronyms are are usually wit, not words
I’d like to request the origins of where 5X5 came from
Mathematics lessons ?
Someone already covered that one.
Hey I have another one…lol. How about “roof”? Now that would be interesting.
**Weroofem**
“disambiguation”, i find alot of people dont understand this word.
Hey beautiful…I was wondering where the word “Dad” or Daddy originated from…since I happen to be one!
Sweet dreams!
**Weroofem**
Homework Assignment : TIps
I have chosen Option Number : 3
and I request the word
“Success”
Thanks,
Suleiman
The fairest segment yet, a simple slice of Life. My compliments to you Professor.
Grapefruit
Marina, why is this very sexy citrus fruit called a grapefruit? They do not look or taste like grapes. Grapes grow on a vine, grapefruit on a tree. What gives with the weird name? Please investigate!
Love you Marina!
Number two, no doubt. Lots of comments on this one, wonder why.
can you tell us the origin of the word muse or maiden?
Iron Maiden. Legendary. Goin’ to ‘em tomorrow. Sweet.
fuckin A!
How are you going to fuck A, Buzz?
You got a triangular dick?
I just had a m8 of mine recently work at an Iron Maiden concert, and he just told me a couple of hours ago that he’s gonna be working at the upcoming Judas Priest concert here as well
Buzz loves to have sex with the alphabet. I wouldn’t knock it until you’ve tried doing double DD’s.
whoa, bob, you said “dick”!
>:0
This week I met a modern day vagabond. He is traveling the country aimlessly and documenting his travels with a video camera. He has a website, aimlessmovie.com. A most interesting character, to be sure. Can you tell me were the word vagabond comes from. Is it from the Latin vagari “to wander”
There is only one word for this guy: Angel. You have met an Angel.
73 and 88
N8ZU
Can you point out where the hot girl can be found please.
Us Marina fans don’t know any sorry
Yea Im with Tig on this one. I can’t seem to find any hot girls on here either. Wait on second thought I think Tig is looking for a hot hamster.
I know of one.
no one of the 3 answers is correct!
The word originates from the 16th century verb tip, which meant “to give unexpectedly”, and was derived from the German word tippen, meaning “to tap.”
Hey Tiger wouldn’t you like to take the place of her mouse she is feeding cheese to.
Don’t even go there. That was my instant reaction.
But I would rather be her computer mouse to be honest.
Imagine her having her hands all over me.
LOL. She should put you up on her next vid. That would be cool. Its funny Marina named the Peacock Bob. Now its Bobs favorite avatar.
It’s not a pea, Jack, more like a courgette; come on now, girl, and eat your vegetables.
i’m thinkin’ yellow is now my favorite color (or is that colour)…
i’m going with #3 - #1 tripped too quickly off the tip of your tongue and as for #2, i can’t imagine anyone tipping a servant…
well, not gratuitous tipping, anyway…
oh, wait…maybe tipping a servant was a game they played, like goin’ cow-tippin’…
snipe!…
how about new word “cucumber”?
Establish the rules first on the tip. Could also be used @ the dutch lesson.
3rd rock, that was a funny show.
With all the bad puns & some good ones that fly around here, I can’t believe nobody wanted to rename the Video. “Marina cuts the Cheese”, “Hotforwords favorite teas” or “Almost Embareassed”
Oh My Gawd Mr. B. We must have been sleeping on the switch on that one. Your right she did cut the cheese and then never apologized about it. In fact I heard the knife hit the counter when she cut the cheese. It must have been bad because did you see her put the cheese into an air tight plastic bag? Oh then she sits right in front of the camera and eats the cheese right in front of us. She didn’t even offer any cheese for us. She gave some to that rat. She didn’t even offer any to our pet hamster Tig.
Well that was my feeble attempt to poke fun at Marina cuts the Cheese joke.
I’m trying to play the ‘guess the cheese’ game. It looked like a big wedge of Jarlsberg that got sliced into, but the lack of holes within the cheese would denote otherwise. I am going to go out on a limb and guess that the cheese in this video lesson was Edam. I may never know if I’m right. Anybody else out there have any guesses?
Ok I’ll bit your cheesy game. Monterey is my guess.
better yet let’s guess her laundry detergent! oh how i enjoy contemplating any innocuous item owned by marina. it’s a hoot!
Trader Joe’s Laundry Detergent?
ha, that was funny. and you know trader joe’s laundry detergent is really good and a bargain to match. i use it and my dishes sparkle!
And I bet you use your dish soap in the laundry.
no, i use it in the shower, where i bath, wash dishes and do the laundry. it’s all very efficient since i eat while sitting on the john.
yeah, you figure it out. edam, gouda, whatever. in the meantime, have some ice cream.
Uh-oh. Brainfreeze.
hey, aLx. i know how <a
href=”http://www.misterwhippy.com/P1010054.JPG”you could pick her up.
hey, aLx. i know how you could pick her up.
what? 97% fat free ice cream? what the hell is that gonna taste like? nah, man. I once bought this fat free milk. tastes like water.
I also don’t wanna be named “mister whippy”.
dude, if that chick wanted to call you mister whippy you would be there with a paper hat and an ice cream scoop.
and a whip.
yeah.
you just provided me with this really fucked up indiana jones image. indiana jones and the chamber of the dairy queen.
yeah, I got the wonder whip.
Shades of Trees Lounge!
wonder whip, dead on, you can shoot from the hip.
Monterey Jack.
Why does Captain Jack want to know about Monterey ?
Well I’ve been to Monterey, Cali and heard there was some cheese there so I just took AWAG (A Wild Ass Guess) and picked Monterey. I like Monterey Jack mixed with Colby. But it has to be organic or I might die with a smile on my face.
Captainjack, would that be orgasmic instead of organic then?
Naw cheese doesn’t turn me on that much. Im highly allergic to bovine products that have pesticides in them. I frown at the “Drink Milk” ads.
I can’t understand why they want me to drink poison. Oh now I remember why. Its so I can buy some kind of pill to make me feel better. Drink the Kool-Aid they say.. yea right! 
It would be nice if someone could figure out a way for a site like this one would automatically reload itself instead of hitting F5.
F5 doesn’t even do it for me, I have to click on the “latest lesson” icon.
Pennsyltucky9, what web browser are you using? I’m using Firefox and it reloads automatically.
Oh you guys are having refresh problems too? I thought it was just me. Hummm…..
Marina,
Do you ever drink what we call Russian tea. We drink it around Christmas time.
Mike
Marina, while we’re tossing around ideas for costumes I don’t suppose you would ever consider body paint? I’ve seen some incredible bodypaint jobs at FantasyFest in Key West…
Body paint!?!?! Im losing conscious just thinking about it.
CPR CPR help help or is it SOS SOS this is month of May how about Mayday Mayday save the Captain. Don’t let him go down with the ship.
CPR? (Best Scottish accent) It canna’ be done Cap’n! I haven’t got the power!
(Get it?)
@ Capman,You crack me up Mike. I’m trying to finish making comments here so I can to shopping for my dinner but this is just too funny to walk away.
@ Sniperskaya, I love that man. I chatted with him one day when he was at a mall signing his new book. The man has many stories to tell. Its sad he’s gone.
__/)__
It is #2. I was wondering where the expression “Loaded for bear” originated.
Hi Marina
I think option #1 is the correct answer to the meaning of the word tip.
It was a great pleasure to see you standing in your kitchen.!!!!
Zdravstvuj HOTFORWORDS, you’re word skills are good but I, Mr.CatchMeIfYouCan, am here to challenge you!!! (Cue ominous organ music)
Three words for you…JABBERWOCKY…HONKY-TONK…SUCCUBUS…
Good luck HOTFORWORDS…and do svidaniya!
i like to know where the word fajita comes from
On the packets in Wall Mart ?
Number 1 is the choice!
I’d like to know, where does the word CANON (as weapon) come from.
NR #3
where does the word gay come from
Which meaning of the word gay ? Jolly or a shirtlifter
sry the BB codes aren’t working… so my word is
Chocolate
Ok i want this word please [color=red][b]chocolate[/b][/color]
Let’s see this word: Hacker
I am not one of them, ok?
Well you might not be But I am…
Well more of the white hat hacker. Old school type. Im no longer an elitist. 
Option No.1
Number 1, Marina, this is the hottest hot for words yet. A chance to see your legs and your kitchen, but especially your incredible edible legs … ah.
Can you find the origins of the phrase “on cloud nine”?
Hello Marina!
I’ve been working in a mine for 2 years, a really big hole in the earth. Recently I discovered your lessons, and I was wondering, Why is it called a Mine? Im sure there must be some history to it.
Thanks!
Umm I would say 2 since 1 and 3 are very similar, it’s unlikely that they are right. I also have two words that would be interesting to use in the show. I already know their meanings but they come from the same period in time and are two commonly used phrases, they are:
1: Eavesdrop
–and–
2: The phrase: A square meal
Great video as always
- Shaun
[: zdravstvuj marina:]
i think maybe you should od word “robot” , cos i guess you know it is not of american origin, but of a czech autor karol capek, it is actually a abreviation. i think that might be interesting…
filip from slovakia(former czechoslovakia)
I think its number 2…
And if i am wrong i will be willing to wear the Dunces Cap
Which brings me to my request, where did the Dunce cap originate?
I think that she has done this one already.
Is there anyone that can find it ?
Pencil case tuckey you are good at finding these