#bacsisui

• To tip — The act of offering or giving a tip to someone; rewarding a rendered personal service with money or, in an extended and pejorative sense within old texts, attempting to gain the goodwill or protection of a public official by offering an illegal sum. This structural verbal term has fallen almost completely into disuse in contemporary language, being replaced by more accessible verbal phrases.
• Tipping — The act of tipping and its result; the structural process or custom of offering an extra sum of money (gratuity) above the official rate to reward or incentivize a service. In older historical or literary texts, the term could acquire a pejorative connotation, referring to subtle attempts to corrupt or obtain administrative favors through a bribe.
• Tipped — Having received a tip; a person, official, or servant whose service has been additionally rewarded with money or, in an archaic pejorative sense, an individual who has been bought or influenced through illegal gratuities. It represents the past participle form of the verb 'bacșișui', occasionally assimilated as a qualifying adjective in period texts.