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meaning of the phrase "tip our glasses"



 
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meaning of the phrase "tip our glasses" Tue Feb 26, 2008 9:22 am  meaning of the phrase "tip our glasses"		  
It is people like you who make being in business such a pleasure all year long.
We tip our glasses to you. Thanks again for a wonderful year.

I cannot understand what 'tip our glasses' means and I couldn't find it anywhere.
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tip your glasses Tue Feb 26, 2008 16:18 pm  tip your glasses		  
I would understand this to mean a toast, although I would say "We raise our glasses to you" instead.
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