I. ˈtī-ˌpan, ˈtī-ˈpän noun
Etymology: Chinese (Guangdong) daaih-bāan, from daaih big + bāan class
Date: 1834
: a powerful businessman and especially formerly a foreigner living and operating in Hong Kong or China
II. ˈtī-ˌpan noun
Etymology: Wik Munkan (Australian aboriginal language of northern Queensland) dhayban
Date: 1933
: an exceedingly venomous elapid snake ( Oxyuranus scutellatus ) of northern Australia and New Guinea ; also : a related snake ( O. microlepidotus )