dial. [f. TIPPLE v.2 + -ING1.] The binding of hay in tipples.
1770–4. A. Hunter, Georg. Ess. (1803), III. 194. The expense of tipling did not exceed five shillings a statute acre.
1812. Sir J. Sinclair, Syst. Husb. Scot., I. 401. Tippling … he considers … to be not only a cheap, but a superior mode of making hay.
