T'OTHER t'otherT'other, contr. contraction of the other TABBY tabbyTabby, n. a kind of waved silk; a. brindled TABBY (2) tabby (2)Tabby, v.t. to give a waving appearance to silk by passing it under rollers engraved TABEFACTION tabefactionTabefaction, n. a wasting or pining away TABEFY tabefyTabefy, v.t. to waste or pine away, to consume TABERD taberd|tabardTaberd, or Tabard, n. a herald's coat or gown TABERNACLE tabernacleTabernacle, v. to enshrine, live, dwell, abide TABERNACLE (2) tabernacle (2)Tabernacle, n. a tent, temprorary place of worship, vessel TABID tabidTabid, a. wasted by disease, consumptive TABLATURE tablatureTablature, n. a painting on walls or cielings TABLE tableTable, n. a flat surface, board or frame to eat on, fare, index, synopsis, set of numbers TABLE (2) table (2)Table, v. to board, to note or set down regularly TABLEBEER tablebeerTablebeer, n. small beer for common drinking TABLEBOOK tablebookTablebook, n. a book to grave or note down on TABLECLOTH tableclothTablecloth, n. a linen cloth to spread on a table TABLEMAN tablemanTableman, n. a bit of wood, a man at drafts TABLER tablerTabler, n. one who boards at another person's house TABLES tablesTables, n. pl. a board used for back gammon TABLET tabletTablet, n. a little table, the form of a medicin TABLETALK tabletalkTabletalk, n. conversation at table, chitchat TABLING tablingTabling, n. a broad hem on the skirts of sails TABOO tabooTaboo, n. a prohibition, interdict TABOO (2) taboo (2)Taboo, v.i. to forbid, hold sacred and inviolable TABOR taborTabor, v.i. to play on a tabor, to beat quick TABOR (2) tabor (2)|taboret|taborin|tabretTabor, or Taboret, or Taborin, or Tabret, n. a kind of small drum beaten with only one stick TABORER taborerTaborer, n. one who beats or plays on a tabor TABULAR tabularTabular, a. formed in tables, square or plates TABULATED tabulatedTabulated, a. noted down, having a flat surface TACAMAHAC tacamahacTacamahac, n. a resin, a tree TACH tach|tacheTach, or Tache, n. a catch, hook, loop, button, trick TACIT tacitTacit, a. silent, implied though not expressed TACITLY tacitlyTacitly, ad. silently, by implication, in effect TACITURNITY taciturnityTaciturnity, n. habitual silence, reserve, secrecy TACK tackTack, n. a small nail, rope, turn of a ship, lease TACK (2) tack (2)Tack, v.t. to fasten, join, unite, few, turn about TACKLE tackleTackle, v.t. to saddle, accooter, fit out, prepare TACKLE (2) tackle (2)Tackle, n. ropes of a ship, instruments, a pulley TACKLED tackledTackled, pa. made of ropes, joined, accootered TACKLING tacklingTackling, n. furniture, implements, a harness TACTIC tacticTactic, a. relating to the art of war, military TACTICS tacticsTactics, n. pl. the art of ranging in order of battle TACTILE tactileTactile, a. that may be touched or felt TACTION tactionTaction, n. the act of touching or feeling TADPOLE tadpoleTadpole, n. a young and shapeless frog TAFFEREL tafferelTafferel, n. the upper part of a ship's stern TAFFETA taffeta|taffetyTaffeta, or Taffety, n. a sort of thin silk TAG tagTag, n. metal at the end of a lace, a paltry thing TAG (2) tag (2)Tag, v.t. to fix or put a tag on, to join together TAGTAIL tagtailTagtail, n. a kind of variegated worm TAIL tailTail, v.t. to pull by the tail; n. the hinder part TAILAGE tailage|tallageTailage, or Tallage, n. a tax, tribute, toll, share TAILOR tailorTailor, n. one who makes men's cloaths TAINT taintTaint, v.t. to infect, corrupt, fully, stain, spoil TAINT (2) taint (2)Taint, n. a tincture, infection, stain, spot, blemish TAINTLESS taintlessTaintless, a. free from taint or infection, sound TAINTURE taintureTainture, n. a taint, defilement, stain, spot, tinge TAJACU tajacuTajacu, n. the peccary or Mexican hog TAKE takeTake, v. took, pret. taken, pa. to receive, seize, trap, suppose, hire, please TAKER takerTaker, n. one who takes, one who uses or assumes TAKING takingTaking, pa. receiving, arresting, engaging TAKING (2) taking (2)Taking, n. a seizure, distress, difficulty, fright TALAPOIN talapoinTalapoin, n. a priest of Siam, a monkey TALBOT talbotTalbot, n. a spotted dog with a turned-up tail, ob. TALC talc|talckTalc, or Talck, n. a magnesian earth consisting of broad flat smooth lamens or plates TALCKIC talckicTalckic, a. like or consisting of talck TALCKITE talckiteTalckite, n. a species of talck of a loose form TALE taleTale, n. a story, fable, received number or value, reckoning TALEBEARER talebearerTalebearer, n. an officious informer, a liar TALEBEARING talebearingTalebearing, n. the act of informing officiously TALENT talentTalent, n. a certain weight or sum, gift, faculty TALISMAN talismanTalisman, n. a magical character, image, charm TALISMANIC talismanicTalismanic, a. magical, secret, hidden, occult TALK talkTalk, [tauk] v. to speak, prate, converse, discourse TALK (2) talk (2)Talk, n. speech, conversation, discourse, tale, a public conference with or among Indians, and an official verbal communication TALKATIVE talkativeTalkative, a. full of talk, prating, noisy, cheerful TALKATIVENESS talkativenessTalkativeness, n. a talkative quality or temper TALKER talkerTalker, n. a prater, a noisy or boasting person TALKING talkingTalking, n. the act of speaking oral conversation TALL tallTall, a. high in stature, lofty, lusty, sturdy, stout TALLAGE (2) tallage (2)Tallage, n. a tax, toll or tribute TALLNESS tallnessTallness, n. a tall state, height of stature TALLOW tallowTallow, n. the hard fat of an animal, chiefly that of the bovine species and sheep TALLOW (2) tallow (2)Tallow, v.t. to smear or grease with tallow TALLOWCANDLE tallowcandleTallowcandle, n. a candle made of tallow TALLOWCHANDLER tallowchandlerTallowchandler, n. a maker of tallow candles TALLOWISH tallowishTallowish, a. having the nature of tallow, greasy TALLY tallyTally, n. two sticks equally notched, what suits TALLY (2) tally (2)Tally, v. to fit or be fitted, suit, agree, score TALLYMAN tallymanTallyman, n. one who sells for weekly payment TALMUD talmudTalmud, n. the book of Jewish traditions TALMUDIC talmudicTalmudic, a. relating to the talmud TALMUDIST talmudistTalmudist, n. one versed in the talmud TALON talonTalon, n. the claw of a bird of prey, a member TALUS talusTalus, n. the slope of a work as of a wall TAMARIN tamarinTamarin, n. a small monkey with large ears TAMARINCT tamarinctTamarinct, n. a kind of four Indian fruit TAMARISK tamariskTamarisk, n. a plant of two species TAMBORIN tamborinTamborin, n. a small drum, fine sieve, a dance TAMBOUR tambourTambour, n. a capital of a column, a box in a porch, a kind of embroidery on a cushion TAMBOUR (2) tambour (2)Tambour, v.t. to embroider with a tambour TAME tameTame, a. not wild, gentle, dull, spiritless, subdued TAME (2) tame (2)Tame, v.t. to make gentle, humble, subdue, crush TAMEABLE tameableTameable, a. that may be tamed or brought under TAMELY tamelyTamely, ad. meanly, mildly, without resistance TAMENESS tamenessTameness, n. a tame quality, meanness TAMER tamerTamer, n. one who tames or humbles, a conqueror TAMKIN tamkinTamkin, n. a stopper for a great gun's mouth TAMMY tammyTammy, n. a thin kind of woollen stuff TAMPER tamperTamper, v.i. to meddle with practise upon, try TAMTAM tamtamTamtam, n. a large flat drum among the Hindoos TAN tanTan, v. to cure skins, become brown, turn, beat TAN (2) tan (2)Tan, n. bark which has been used in tanning, a substance in gall nuts, TANG tangTang, n. a strong taste, relish, sound; v.t. to ring TANG (2) tang (2)Tang, n. a fish of a rhomboidal form TANGENT tangentTangent, n. a line perpendicular to radius or which touches a curve TANGIBILITY tangibilityTangibility, n. a being perceptible by the touch TANGIBLE tangibleTangible, a. perceptible by the touch, harmless TANGLE tangleTangle, v. to embroil, ensnare, mix, entangle TANGLE (2) tangle (2)Tangle, n. a knot of things mingled, a sea-weed TANK tankTank, n. a reservoir of water, large bason, cistern TANKARD tankardTankard, n. a large drinking vessel with a cover TANNER tannerTanner, n. one who tans hides for lether TANPIT tanpitTanpit, n. a pit used for a tanner's work TANREC tanrecTanrec, n. an Indian quadruped larger than a rat TANSY tansyTansy, n. the name of a common garden herb TANT tantTant, n. a small spider of a scarlet color TANTALISM tantalismTantalism, n. the punishment of Tantalus, deception TANTALITE tantaliteTantalite, n. a mineral of a bluish or dark gray color TANTALIUM tantaliumTantalium, n. a metal lately discovered TANTALIZE tantalizeTantalize, v.t. to teaze with false hopes TANTAMOUNT tantamountTantamount, a. equivalent, worth full as much TANTIVY tantivyTantivy, ad. with haste, with great or full speed, ob. TANTLING tantlingTantling, n. one hoping for unattainable things, ob. TANYARD tanyardTanyard, n. a yard used for the business of a tanner TAP tapTap, v.t. to touch softly, pierce, broach, open TAP (2) tap (2)Tap, n. a rap, gentle blow, noise, small pipe, run TAPER taperTaper, n. a light, waxcandle; a. sloping regularly TAPER (2) taper (2)Taper, v.i. to grow smaller by regular degrees TAPERNESS tapernessTaperness, n. a tapering state or quality TAPESTRY tapestryTapestry, n. a cloth woven in figures, hangings TAPETI tapetiTapeti, n. an American animal of the hare kind TAPHOUSE taphouseTaphouse, n. a house for selling liquors TAPIR tapirTapir, n. an American amphibious quadruped of the size of a mule and resembling the hippopotomy TAPROOT taprootTaproot, n. the principle or chief stem of a root TAPSTER tapsterTapster, n. one who taps, one who draws beer TAR tarTar, n. the juce of the pine obtained by a suffocating heat, a sailor TAR (2) tar (2)Tar, v. to smear or daub with tar, tease, provoke TARABE tarabeTarabe, n. a large parrot with a red head TARANTULA tarantulaTarantula, n. a spider whose bite is cured by music TARANTULATE tarantulateTarantulate, v.t. to excite or govern emotions by music TARAQUIRA taraquiraTaraquira, n. a species of lizard in America TARDIGRADE tardigrade|tardigraduousTardigrade, or Tardigraduous, a. moving slowly, ob. TARDILY tardilyTardily, ad. slowly, sluggishly, dully, heavily TARDINESS tardiness|tardityTardiness, or Tardity, n. slowness, sluggishness TARDY tardyTardy, a. slow, dilatory, criminal; v.t. to delay TARE tareTare, n. a weed in allowance in weight for the cask, in which goods are packed TARE (2) tare (2)Tare, v.t. to mark the weight of tare TARE (3) tare (3)Tare, pret. of to tear TARENTINE tarentineTarentine, n. a native ot Tarentim in Italy TARGE targe|targetTarge, or Target, n. a kind of buckler or shield TARGUM targumTargum, n. the Chaldee paraphrase on the pentateuchTarif or tariff, n. a table of duties fixed by authority TARNISH tarnishTarnish, v. to sully, soil, lose brightness or luster TARPAWLING tarpawlingTarpawling, n. a cloth covered with tar, a sailor TARPEIAN tarpeianTarpeian, a. denoting a steep rock in Rome TARRAS tarras|terrasTarras, or Terras, n. a volcanic earth used as cement TARRIANCE tarrianceTarriance, n. a stay, delay, stop, hindrance, ob. TARRIER tarrierTarrier, n. one who tarries, a kind of small dog TARROCK tarrockTarrock, n. a fowl of the gull kind TARRY tarryTarry, v. to stay, continue, delay, stop; wait, live TARSEL tarselTarsel, n. a fierce bird, a kind of hawk TART tartTart, a. sour, acid, keen, severe; n. a small fruit pie TARTAN tartanTartan, n. a kind of soft woollen stuff TARTAN (2) tartan (2)Tartan, n. a kind of small coasting ship TARTAR tartarTartar, n. a concretion on the sides of vessels in which wine is fermented, a native of Tartary, spelt also Tatar TARTAREAN tartarean|tartareousTartarean, or Tartareous, a. hellish, infernal TARTARIC tartaric|tartarian|tataricTartaric, or Tartarian, or Tataric, a. pertaining to Tartary TARTARIN tartarinTartarin, n. vegetable fixed alkali or potash TARTARINATED tartarinatedTartarinated, a. combined with tartarin TARTARIZE tartarizeTartarize, v.t. to impregnate with tartar TARTAROUS tartarousTartarous, a. consisting of or containing tartar, denoting the acid of tartar TARTLY tartlyTartly, ad. sharply, sourly, keenly, severely TARTNESS tartnessTartness, n. sharpness, sourness, keenness, illnature TARTRITE tartriteTartrite, n. a salt formed by tartarous acid with a base TASK taskTask, n. a business imposed, employment, labor TASK (2) task (2)Task, v.t. to impose something to be done, to set TASKMASTER taskmasterTaskmaster, n. one who imposes tasks on others TASSEL tasselTassel, n. an ornamental bunch of silk, hawk, board TASSELED tasseledTasseled, a. adorned with or having tassels TASTABLE tastableTastable, a. that may be tasted, savory, nice TASTEFULNESS tastefulnessTastefulness, n. a palatable or high taste TASTELESS tastelessTasteless, a. having little or no relish, insipid TASTELESSNESS tastelessnessTastelessness, n. a want of taste or relish, insipidity TASTER tasterTaster, n. one who tastes, a little cup, a dram cup TATTER tatterTatter, v.t. to tear, to rend; n. a loose rag TATTERDEMALLION tatterdemallionTatterdemallion, n. a ragged shabby fellow TATTLE tattleTattle, v.t. to prate, to talk idly; n. trifling talk TATTLER tattlerTattler, n. a prater, gossip, telltale, busy body TATTOO tattooTattoo, v.t. to puncture and stain the skin in various figures, a practice among savages TAU tauTau, n. the toad fish of the jugular genus TAUGHT taughtTaught, pret. and pa. pass. of to teach TAUNT tauntTaunt, v.t. to insult, revile, rail at, ridicule, scoff TAUNT (2) taunt (2)Taunt, n. an insult, reproach, saucy answer TAUNTINGLY tauntinglyTauntingly, ad. with insult, revilingly, saucily TAURIAN taurianTaurian, a. pertaining to Mount Taurus in Asia TAURUS taurusTaurus, n. the bull, a sign in the zodiac TAUTOLOGICAL tautologicalTautological, a. repeatig often the same thing TAUTOLOGY tautologyTautology, n. a repetition of the same sense TAVERN tavernTavern, n. a house of entertainment for travellers an inn, a house for the sale of liquors TAVERNKEEPER tavernkeeperTavernkeeper, n. an holder TAVERNMAN tavernmanTavernman, n. a man who keeps a tavern, a toper TAW tawTaw, v.t. to dress white lether; n. a boy's marble TAWDRINESS tawdrinessTawdriness, n. a tawdry dress, tinsel finery TAWDRY tawdryTawdry, a. meanly showy or fine, gaudy TAWER tawerTawer, n. a tanner or dresser of white lether TAWNEY tawney|tawnyTawney, or Tawny, a. yellowish, brownish, reddish TAX taxTax, n. an impost, duty, trigute, censure, charge TAX (2) tax (2)Tax, v.t. to lay a tax, impose, accuse, charge TAXABLE taxableTaxable, a. that may be taxed, chargeable TAXATION taxationTaxation, n. the act of laying tax, a valuation TAXER taxerTaxer, n. one who taxes, one who inspects, bills TAXGATHERER taxgathererTaxgatherer, n. one employed to gather in taxes TAYLOR taylorTaylor, n. one who makes clothes for men TE DEUM te deumTe deum, n. a kind of hymn used in Liturgy TEA teaTea, n. a Chinese plant, a decoction of the tea or other plant TEABOARD teaboardTeaboard, n. a board to put tea cups, on TEACH teachTeach, v.t. taught, pret. taught, pa. to instruct, show, tell, inform, declare TEACHABLE teachableTeachable, a. willing to be taught, tractable TEACHABLENESS teachablenessTeachableness, n. a willingness or aptness to learn TEACHE teacheTeache, n. the last boiler in sugar works TEACHER teacherTeacher, n. a master, instructor, tutor, preacher TEACUP teacupTeacup, n. a small cup used to drink tea out of TEAD tead|tedeTead, or Tede, n. a torch, flambeau, ob. TEAGUE teagueTeague, n. an Irishman by way of contempt TEAK teakTeak, n. a timber tree of Birman in Asia equal or superior to the oak of Europe and America TEAL tealTeal, n. the name of a fowl of the duck kind TEAM teamTeam, n. cattle or horses attached to a cart, sled, waggon, stock, number TEAPOT teapotTeapot, n. a pot in which tea is made TEAR tearTear, n. water from the eye, moisture, a rent TEAR (2) tear (2)Tear, v. tare, tore, pret, torn, pa. to rend or pull in pieces, spoil, rave, rage TEARFALLING tearfallingTearfalling, a. shedding tears, tender, feeling TEARFUL tearfulTearful, a. full of tears, dry, unfeeling, cruel TEASE tease|teazeTease, or Teaze, v.t. to comb, wool, search, torment TEASEL teaselTeasel, n. a useful plant to dress cloth with TEASER teaserTeaser, n. one who teases, vexes or provokes TEASPOON teaspoonTeaspoon, n. a small spoon used in drinking tea TEAT teatTeat, n. the dug of a beast, a nipple, the breast TEATABLE teatableTeatable, n. a table for holding tea furniture TECHNICAL technicalTechnical, [ch as k] a. belonging to arts and sciences TECHY techyTechy, a. peevish, easily provoked, fretful TECTONIC tectonicTectonic, a. pertaining to building or framing TED tedTed, v.t. to lay mown grass in rows, to spread TEDDER tedderTedder, n. a rope to give a beast a certain range in feeding TEDDER (2) tedder (2)Tedder, v.t. to tie or limit to a spot in feeding TEDIOUS tediousTedious, a. slow, dilatory, tiresome, wearisome TEDIOUSLY tediouslyTediously, ad. slowly, in a slow irksome manner TEDIOUSNESS tediousnessTediousness, n. slowness, tiresomeness, irksomeness TEEM teemTeem, v. to be big, bring forth, pour out, abound TEEMFUL teemfulTeemful, a. pregnant, heavy, fruitful, brimful TEEMLESS teemlessTeemless, a. barren, unfruitful, worthless, useless TEEN teenTeen, n. sorrow, grief; v. to excite, kindle, fence TEENEAIL teeneailTeeneail, n. a wooden pin, see Trunnel TEENS teensTeens, n. pl. the years between twelve and twenty TEETH teethTeeth, n. pl. of tooth; v.i. to breed or put in teeth TEGULAR tegularTegular, a. like or pertaining to tiles or a roof TEGULARLY tegularlyTegularly, ad. like tiles or a roof TEGUMENT tegumentTegument, n. a covering, outward part, cafe TEH-HE teh-heTeh-he, v.i. to laugh, titter, grin; n. a laugh TEINT teintTeint, n. a color, touch of a pencil, see tint TELAMONIAN telamonianTelamonian, a. pertaining to Telamon king of Salamin and father of Teucer and Ajix TELARY telaryTelary, a. like a web, spinning web, ob. TELEGRAPH telegraphTelegraph, n. a machine for communicating intelligence with signals for letters TELEGRAPHIC telegraphicTelegraphic, a. pertaining to a telegraph TELESCOPE telescopeTelescope, n. an optical instrument for viewing distant objects, increasing the powers of vision TELESCOPICAL telescopicalTelescopical, a. pertaining to or seen only by a telescope TELL tellTell, v.t. told, pret. told, pa. to relate, utter, inform , report, count, reckon TELLER tellerTeller, n. one who tells or counts, an officer who receives and pays money in a bank TELLTALE telltaleTelltale, n. an officious informer in a bank TELLUER telluer|telluriumTelluer, or Tellurium, n. a metal lately discovered of a grayish white color TEMERARIOUS temerariousTemerarious, a. rash, hasty, heedles, headstrong TEMERITY temerityTemerity, n. rashness, hastiness, heedlessness TEMPER temperTemper, n. a due mixture, frame of mind, disposition, calmness, moderation TEMPER (2) temper (2)Temper, v.t. to mix, qualify, make fit, mollify TEMPERAMENTAL temperamentalTemperamental, a. constitutional, real TEMPERANCE temperanceTemperance, a. moderate indulgence of appetites, or passions TEMPERATE temperateTemperate, a. moderate, sober, cool, calm, quiet TEMPERATELY temperatelyTemperately, ad. moderately, coolly, calmly TEMPERATENESS temperatenessTemperateness, n. moderate state or quality, temperance TEMPERATURE temperatureTemperature, n. temperament, moderation, state TEMPERED temperedTempered, pa. well, hardened by fire, disposed TEMPEST tempestTempest, n. a violent wind, storm, tumult, bustle TEMPEST (2) tempest (2)Tempest, v.t. to disturb as by a tempest, to raise TEMPESTBEATEN tempestbeatenTempestbeaten, a. shattered or tost by storms TEMPESTIVITY tempestivityTempestivity, n. seasonableness, due time, fitness TEMPESTTOST tempesttostTempesttost, a. tost or driven about by storms TEMPESTUOUS tempestuousTempestuous, a. stormy, turbulent TEMPESTUOUSNESS tempestuousnessTempestuousness, n. tempestuous weather, roughness TEMPLAR templarTemplar, n. a student at law living in a temple TEMPLE templeTemple, n. a church, building, side of the head TEMPLET templetTemplet, n. a small piece of timber in a building TEMPORAL temporalTemporal, a. not eternal, not ecclesiastical, not spiritual, worldly, pertaining to the temples or to time TEMPORALITY temporalityTemporality, Temporals, n. secualr possessions TEMPORALLY temporallyTemporally, ad. with respect to time or this life TEMPORARY temporaryTemporary, a. continuing only for a time, fleeting TEMPORIZE temporizeTemporize, v. to comply with the time, to delay TEMPORIZER temporizerTemporizer, n. a timeserver, trimmer, turncoat TEMPT temptTempt, v.t. to entice to ill, provoke, try prove TEMPTATION temptationTemptation, n. the act of tempting, a bait, a trial TEMPTER tempterTempter, n. one who tempts, an enticer, Satan TEMULENT temulentTemulent, a. intoxicated, fuddled, drunk TEN tenTen, a. twice five TENABLE tenableTenable, a. that may be held or maintained TENACIOUS tenaciousTenacious, a. holding fast, obstinate, adhesive, niggardly TENACIOUSLY tenaciouslyTenaciously, ad. in a tenacious manner, firmly TENACIOUSNESS tenaciousnessTenaciousness, n. stiffness, obstinacy, firmness TENACITY tenacityTenacity, n. stiffness in opinion, adherence TENAIL tenailTenail, n. an outwork in fortification, consisting of two parallel sides, with a reentering angle TENAILLON tenaillonTenaillon, n. a work like a lunett on each side of the ravelin TENANCY tenancyTenancy, n. a temporary possession or tenure TENANT tenantTenant, n. one who holds from or rents of another TENANT (2) tenant (2)Tenant, v.t. to hold on conditions, to rent TENANTABLE tenantableTenantable, a. fit to be rented TENANTLESS tenantlessTenantless, a. unoccupied, uninhabited, empty TENANTRY tenantryTenantry, n. tenants in general TENCH tenchTench, n. the name of a delicous pond-fish TEND tendTend, v. to attend, wait, move, load, conduce TENDANCE tendanceTendance, n. attendance, the act of waiting upon TENDENCE tendence|tendencyTendence, or Tendency, n. a drift, scope, course TENDER tenderTender, a. soft, sore, kind, fond, nice, young TENDER (2) tender (2)Tender, v.t. to offer, exhibit, hold, esteem, value TENDER (3) tender (3)Tender, n. a proposal for acceptance, offer, regard, a vessel that supplies a ship with stores TENDERHEARTED tenderheartedTenderhearted, a. compassionate, kind, soft, good TENDERLING tenderlingTenderling, n. a fondling, the first horns of a deer TENDERLY tenderlyTenderly, ad. gently, softly, kindly, fondly TENDERNESS tendernessTenderness, n. softness, foreness, kindness TENDINOUS tendinousTendinous, a. containing tendons, sinewy, strong TENDON tendonTendon, n. sinew, a general ligature of joints TENDRAC tendracTendrac, n. an animal of the hedgehog kind TENDRIL tendrilTendril, n. the clasp of a vine, TENEMENT tenementTenement, n. a house, apartment, whatever estate may be held TENEMENTAL tenementalTenemental, a. that is or may be held by tenants TENEMENTARY tenementaryTenementary, a. usually let to or held by tenants TENEMINOUS teneminousTeneminous, a. treble, threefold, having three TENESMUS tenesmusTenesmus, n. a frequent wanting to go to stool TENET tenetTenet, n. a position, opinion, principle, doctrin TENNIS tennisTennis, n. a fort of play with a racket and ball TENON tenonTenon, n. that which fills up a mortise TENOR tenorTenor, n. a continuity of state, course, purpport, drift, part in music TENSE tenseTense, n. a distinction of time; a. stretched, stiff TENSENESS tensenessTenseness, n. a tense state, tightness, stiffness TENSIBLE tensibleTensible, Tensile, a. that is capable of extension TENSION tensionTension, Tensure, n. the act of stretching, extent TENSIVE tensiveTensive, a. giving a sensation of stiffness, tight TENSOR tensorTensor, n. a muscle which turns the thigh TENT tentTent, n. a pavilion, moveable habitation, roll of lint to put into a sore, very sweet red wine TENT (2) tent (2)Tent, v. to lodge in a tent, fill with tent, tend TENTATION tentationTentation, n. a temptation, attempt, trial, proof TENTATIVE tentativeTentative, a. trying essaying; n. a trial, an essay TENTED tentedTented, pa. covered with or containing tents TENTER tenterTenter, n. a frame, iron hook, difficulty, trouble TENTH tenthTenth, a. the ordinal of ten, first after the ninth TENTH (2) tenth (2)Tenth, n. a tenth part, a tax or tribute of that part TENTHLY tenthlyTenthly, ad. in the tenth place TENUITY tenuityTenuity, n. thinness, smallness, minuteness TENUOUS tenuousTenuous, a. thin, slender, small, minute TENURE tenureTenure, n. a condition, by which a man enjoys an estate TEPID tepidTepid, a. hottish, warm, lukewarm, not zealous TEPIDNESS tepidnessTepidness, Tepidity, n. a gentle heat, lukewarmness TERCE terceTerce, a. a vessel containing 42 gallons TERCEMAJOR tercemajorTercemajor, n. a sequence of three best cards TEREBINTHINE terebinthineTerebinthine, a. mixed with or like turpentine TEREBRATE terebrateTerebrate, v.t. to bore, pierce, perforate, ob. TEREBRATION terebrationTerebration, n. the act of boring a hole, ob. TEREDE teredeTerede, n. a sea worm which penetrates the bottoms of ships TEREK terekTerek, n. a water fowl, webfooted, with long legs TERETE tereteTerete, a. cylindrical, tapering TERGEMINAL tergeminalTergeminal, Tergeminate, a. threefold, three-double TERGIVERSATION tergiversationTergiversation, n. a shift, fetch, evasion, excuse TERM termTerm, n. a limit, boundary, word, member, condition, article, number, time, time for feats of justice and exercises at an university, an estate for years TERM (2) term (2)Term, v.t. to call, name, denominate, style TERMAGANCY termagancyTermagancy, n. turbulence, crossness, great noise TERMAGANT termagantTermagant, n. a scold; a. turbulent, furious TERMER termerTermer, n. one who attends the term of a court TERMINAL terminalTerminal, a. ending, growing at the end TERMINATE terminateTerminate, v. to limit, bound, conclude, end TERMINATION terminationTermination, n. a limiting, term, conclusion, end TERMINATOR terminatorTerminator, n. in astronomy, the circle of illumination TERMINER terminerTerminer, n. a determining or trial of malefactors TERMLESS termlessTermless, a. unlimited, boundless, endless TERMLY termlyTermly, ad. term by term, in every county TERMOR termorTermor, n. one entitled to an estate for years TERN ternTern, n. a water fowl of several varieties TERN (2) tern (2)Tern, a. three, consisting of three TERNARY ternaryTernary, Ternion, n. the number three TERNATE ternateTernate, a. divided into three, having three leaflets on a petiole TERNATE (2) ternate (2)Ternate, n. a species of bat TERRACE terraceTerrace, n. a small grassy hill or mount, a flat roof TERRACED terracedTerraced, a. made with or having terraces TERRAQUEOUS terraqueousTerraqueous, a. composed of land and water TERREL terrelTerrel, n. a little earth, or blobular magnet TERRENE terreneTerrene, Terreous, a. belonging to or consisting of earth TERRENE (2) terrene (2)Terrene, n. the surface of the earth TERRESTRIAL terrestrialTerrestrial, a. belonging to the earth, worldly TERRESTRIFY terrestrifyTerrestrify, v.t. to reduce to the state of earth, ob. TERRIBLE terribleTerrible, a. formidable, dreadful, excessive TERRIBLENESS terriblenessTerribleness, n. formidableness, dreadfulness TERRIBLY terriblyTerribly, ad. formidably, dreadfully, violently TERRIER terrierTerrier, n. a dog which pursues game into their burrows, a survey of land, an auger, ob. TERRIFIC terrificTerrific, a. causing terror or fear, dreadful TERRIFY terrifyTerrify, v.t. to fright, make afraid, scare, shock TERRIGENOUS terrigenousTerrigenous, a. born of or produced by the earth TERRITORIAL territorialTerritorial, a. relating to or having a territory TERRITORY territoryTerritory, n. land, a district, country, dominion TERROR terrorTerror, n. dread, fear, the cause of fear TERSE terseTerse, a. smooth, neat, cleanly written, exact TERTENANT tertenantTertenant, n. a tenant who occupies land TERTIALS tertialsTertials, n. fethers near the junction of the wing with the body TERTIAN tertianTertian, a. returning or coming every third day TERTIATE tertiateTertiate, v.t. to examin the thickness of metal at the muzzle of a gun TESSELLATE tessellateTessellate, a. chequered, variegated by squares TEST testTest, n. a cupel to try metals, trial, means of trial TEST (2) test (2)Test, v.t. to compare with a standard, try prove TESTABLE testableTestable, a. that may be divided or given by will TESTACEOUS testaceousTestaceous, a. consisting of shells, having hard entire shells as an oyster TESTAMENT testamentTestament, n. a will, covenant, name of holy writ TESTAMENTARY testamentaryTestamentary, a. given by or relating to a will TESTATE testateTestate, a. having made a will, leaving a will TESTATOR testatorTestator, n. a man who leaves or gives a will TESTED testedTested, a. tried by a test, tried, proved, witnessed TESTER testerTester, n. a top-cover of a bed, headpiece TESTICLE testicleTesticle, n. a stone, organ of seed in animals TESTICULATE testiculateTesticulate, a. shaped like a testicle TESTIFICATION testificationTestification, n. the act of witnessing or proving TESTIFIER testifierTestifier, n. one who testifies, declares or proves TESTIFY testifyTestify, v. to witness, give evidence, prove, show TESTILY testilyTestily, ad. peevishly, crossly, sourly, morosely TESTIMONIAL testimonialTestimonial, n. a certificate of one's character TESTIMONY testimonyTestimony, n. evidence, proof, profession; v.t. to witness TESTINESS testinessTestiness, n. peevishness, moroseness TESTY testyTesty, a. peevish, cross, fretful, sour, morose TETANG tetangTetang, n. the rock or black fish TETCHINES tetchinesTetchines, n. peevishness, fretfulness TETCHY tetchyTetchy, a. peevish, easily provoked, fretful TETE teteTete, n. false hair for the head of a woman TETE-A-TETE tete-a-teteTete-a-tete, n. check by jole, closeness, nearness TETHER tetherTether, see Tedder TETRACHORD tetrachordTetrachord, [ch as k] n. an interval of four tones in music TETRADIAPASON tetradiapasonTetradiapason, n. a quadruple eighth or 29th TETRADYNAMIA tetradynamiaTetradynamia, n. a class of plants in which four stamens are longer than the others TETRAGON tetragonTetragon, n. a figure of fodur sides, a square aspect TETRAGONAL tetragonalTetragonal, a. having 4 angles or sides, square TETRAGONISM tetragonismTetragonism, n. the quadrative of the circle TETRAGYNIA tetragyniaTetragynia, n. an order of plants with four pistils TETRAHEDRAL tetrahedralTetrahedral, a. having four equal sides TETRAHEDRON tetrahedronTetrahedron, n. a figure with four equal sides TETRAMETER tetrameterTetrameter, a. consisting of four measures TETRANDRIA tetrandriaTetrandria, n. a class of plants with hermaphrodite flowers of four males or stamens TETRAPETALOUS tetrapetalousTetrapetalous, a. containing 4 petals or leaves TETRAPHYLLOUS tetraphyllousTetraphyllous, a. having four leaves TETRARCH tetrarchTetrarch, [ch as k] n. a governor of a tetrarchate TETRARCHATE tetrarchateTetrarchate, n. a fourth part or share of a province TETRASPERMOUS tetraspermousTetraspermous, a. having four seeds TETRASTICH tetrastichTetrastich, n. a stanza of four verses or lines TETRICAL tetrical|tetricousTetrical, or Tetricous, a. crabbed, perverse, ob. TETRICITY tetricityTetricity, n. crabbeddness, sourness, illnature, ob. TETRODON tetrodonTetrodon, n. a fish of the cartilaginous kind TETTER tetterTetter, n. a kind of ringworm, scab, scurf, sore TETTER (2) tetter (2)Tetter, v.t. to affect with tetters TEUTHYA teuthyaTeuthya, n. fish with a truncate head TEUTONIC teutonicTeutonic, a. denoting what belonged to the Teutons, ancient Germans TEW tewTew, v.t. to work, toil, pull, beat, soften, ob. TEW (2) tew (2)Tew, n. an iron chain, any kind of materials, ob. TEWEL tewelTewel, n. an iron pipe put at the back of a forge, ob. TEWTAW tewtawTewtaw, v.t. to beat, break flax, dress, ob. TEX texTex, v.i. to hickup, sob, heave, sigh, groan, yux TEXT textText, n. a sentence, protion, part, original writing TEXTILE textileTextile, a. woven that may be woven or plaited TEXTMAN textmanTextman, n. one ready at the quotation of texts TEXTRINE textrineTextrine, a. relating to the act or art of weaving TEXTUARIST textuarist|textuaryTextuarist, or Textuary, n. one versed in scripture TEXTUARY (2) textuary (2)Textuary, a. containing in a text, authoritative TEXTURE textureTexture, n. a manner of weaving, web, form THAMMUZ thammuzThammuz, n. a Jewish month, answering to part of June and July THAN thanThan, ad. placed or employed only in comparison THANE thaneThane, n. a Saxon title of honor, baron, freeholder THANK thankThank, v.t. to give or return thanks THANKFUL thankfulThankful, a. full of gratitude, grateful, pleased THANKFULLY thankfullyThankfully, ad. with a lively sense of favor THANKFULNESS thankfulnessThankfulness, n. gratitude, acknowledgment THANKLESS thanklessThankless, a. unthankful, ungrateful, despised THANKLESSNESS thanklessnessThanklessness, n. ingratitude THANKOFFERING thankofferingThankoffering, n. an offering in acknowledgment THANKS thanksThanks, n. pl. an acknowledgment of some favor THANKSGIVING thanksgivingThanksgiving, n. a celebration of mercy, praise, a day set apart for rendering thanks THANKWORTHY thankworthyThankworthy, a. worthy or deserving of thanks THASIAN thasianThasian, a. pertaining to Thasos, a fertile island in the Egean sea, near Thrace THAT thatThat, pron. which, who, the thing; conj. because THATCH thatchThatch, n. straw used for the covering of a house THATCH (2) thatch (2)Thatch, v.t. to cover a house, with straw THATCHER thatcherThatcher, n. one who covers places with straw THATCHING thatchingThatching, n. the act of covering with straw THAW thawThaw, v.i. to melt, dissolve, give way, relent, calm THAW (2) thaw (2)Thaw, n. the dissolution of a frost, a melting THE theThe, article , denoting some particular thing, THEATER theaterTheater, n. a playhouse, stage, place for shows THEATRIC theatric|theatricalTheatric, or Theatrical, a. suiting or like a theater THEATRICALLY theatricallyTheatrically, ad. in a theatrical manner THEBAN thebanTheban, n. a native of Thebes in Greece THEBAN (2) theban (2)Theban, a. pertaining to Thebes THEE theeThee, pron. the oblique case sing. of thou THEFT theftTheft, n. the act of stealing, a thing stolen, dishonesty THEFTS theftsThefts, n. a theme, subject, proposition, position THEIR theirTheir, pron. pl. of them THEISM theismTheism, n. the belief of the existence of a God THEIST theistTheist, n. one who believes in a God THEISTICAL theisticalTheistical, a. pertaining to a theist THEM themThem, pron. pl. the oblique case of they THEME themeTheme, n. a subject, talk, dissertation, power, root THEMSELVES themselvesThemselves, pron. pl. their very selves, them alone THEN thenThen, ad. at that time, in that case THENCE thenceThence, ad. from that place, for that reason THENCEFORTH thenceforth|thenceforwardThenceforth, or Thenceforward, ad. from that time THEOCRACY theocracyTheocracy, n. a government under God himself THEOCRATICAL theocraticalTheocratical, a. relating to a theocracy, divine THEODOLITE theodoliteTheodolite, n. an instrument to take heights by THEOGONY theogonyTheogony, n. the feigned generation of the gods THEOLOGICAL theologicalTheological, a. relating to theology, divine THEOLOGICALLY theologicallyTheologically, ad. by or according to theology THEOLOGY theologyTheology, n. divinity, the science of divine things THEOMACHY theomachyTheomachy, n. the battle of the gods and giants THEORBO theorboTheorbo, n. a kind of instrument, a large lute THEOREM theoremTheorem, n. a position of acknowledged truth THEOREMATICAL theorematicalTheorematical, a. of or relating to theorems THEORETIC theoretic|theoretical|theoricalTheoretic, or Theoretical, or Theorical, a. speculative THEORETICALLY theoreticallyTheoretically, ad. in or by theory, speculatively THEORIST theorist|theoricTheorist, or Theoric, n. a speculatist, a schemer THEORIZE theorizeTheorize, v.i. to form a theory, to speculate THEORY theoryTheory, n. speculation, study, a scheme, a plan THEOSOPHIC theosophicTheosophic, a. pertaining to theosophists THEOSOPHISM theosophismTheosophism, n. pretension to divine illumination, enthusiasm THEOSOPHIST theosophistTheosophist, n. one who pretends to divine illumination and interprets scripture allegorically THERAFTER therafterTherafter, ad. according or agreeably to that THERAPEUTIC therapeuticTherapeutic, a. relating to the art or act of curing THERE thereThere, [thare] ad. in that place, at that time, once THEREABOUT thereaboutThereabout, ad. near that place or that number THEREAT thereatThereat, ad. at that place, on that account, then THEREBY therebyThereby, ad. by that, for that cause or reason, so THEREFORE thereforeTherefore, ad. for this reason, in consequence THEREFROM therefromTherefrom, ad. from that, from this, from thence THEREIN thereinTherein, ad. in that, in this, in that very thing THEREINTO thereintoThereinto, ad. into that, into this, in additon to THEREOF thereofThereof, ad. of that, of this, of that very thing THEREON thereon|thereuponThereon, or Thereupon, ad. on that, on this, then THEREOUT thereoutThereout, ad. out of that, out of this, from thence THERETO thereto|thereuntoThereto, or Thereunto, ad. to or unto that or this THEREUNDER thereunderThereunder, ad. under that, under this, beneath THEREWITH therewithTherewith, ad. with that, with this, immediately THEREWITHAL therewithalTherewithal, a. over and above, also, with that THERIACAL theriacalTheriacal, a. of or like treacle, medicinal, physical THERMAL thermalThermal, a. pertaining to heat, warm THERMOLAMP thermolampThermolamp, n. an instrument to furnish light by means of inflammable gas THERMOMETER thermometerThermometer, n. an instrument to measure heat THERMOMETRICAL thermometricalThermometrical, a. belonging to or like a thermometer, relating to the measure of heat THERMOSCOPE thermoscopeThermoscope, n. an instrument to discover heat THESALIAN thesalianThesalian, a. pertaining to Thessaly in Greece THESE theseThese, pron. pl. of this THESPIAN thespianThespian, a. relating to Thespis, the inventor of tragedy THESSALONIAN thessalonianThessalonian, a. pertaining to Thessalonica THEURGICAL theurgicalTheurgical, a. relating to the working of miracles THEURGY theurgyTheurgy, n. the power of performing supernatural things by an intercourse with the Deity THEW thewThew, n. manners, quality, brawn, a stool, ob. THEY theyThey, [thay] pron. persons or things at large THICK thickThick, a. gross, muddy, close, n. the thickest part THICK (2) thick (2)Thick, ad. fast, closely, frequently, often, deeply THICKEN thickenThicken, v. to make or grow thick, muddy, or close THICKET thicketThicket, n. a very close wood, a close tuft THICKHEADED thickheadedThickheaded, a. having a thick head, stupid, dull THICKISH thickishThickish, a. rather thick, rather dull or heavy THICKLY thicklyThickly, ad. to a great quantity, closely, deeply THICKNESS thicknessThickness, n. grossness, density, closeness, weight THICKSCULL thickscullThickscull, n. a stupid person, blockhead, dunce THICKSCULLED thicksculledThicksculled, a. stupid, dull, heavy, slow, simple THICKSET thicksetThickset, a. closely panted, near; n. fustian THICKSKIN thickskinThickskin, n. a course gross man, a blockhead THICKSPRUNG thicksprungThicksprung, a. sprung up close together THIEF thiefThief, n. a person who steals, a blemish in a candle THIEFCATCHER thiefcatcherThiefcatcher, n. one who catches or takes thieves THIEVE thieveThieve, v.i. to practice theft, steal, pilfer, take THIEVERY thieveryThievery, n. the practice or art of stealing, theft THIEVISH thievishThievish, a. given to stealing, dishonest, secret THIEVISHNESS thievishnessThievishness, n. a fondness for stealing, baseness THIGH thighThigh, n. the part between the led and body THILL thillThill, n. a beam, the shafts of a waggon or cart THILLHORSE thillhorse|thillerThillhorse, or Thiller, n. a horse between the shafts THIMBLE thimbleThimble, n. a cap used on the needle-finger, a ring THIN thinThin, a. not thick, lean, slim, slender, small, rare THIN (2) thin (2)Thin, v.t. to make thin, attenuate, rarefy THIN (3) thin (3)|thinlyThin, or Thinly, ad. not thickly or closely, rarely THINE thineThine, pron. relating or belonging to thee THING thingThing, n. whatever is, any kind of matter THINK thinkThink, v. thought, pret. thought, pa. to have ideas, judge, imagin, believe, muse, reflect THINKER thinkerThinker, n. one who thinks in a certain manner THINKING thinkingThinking, n. an imagination, judgement, opinion THINNESS thinnessThinness, n. a thin state, rareness, scarcity, want THIRD thirdThird, [thurd] a. the next in order to the second THIRD (2) third (2)Third, n. a third part, the 6th part of a second THIRDLY thirdlyThirdly, ad. in the third place, in the third order THIRDS thirdsThirds, n. pl. a third part of an estate belonging to the widow of a deceased person THIRL thirlThirl, [thurl] v.t. to pierce, bore, perforate THIRST thirstThirst, [thurst] n. pain from want of drink, desire THIRST (2) thirst (2)Thirst, v.i. to feel the want of drink, to desire THIRSTINESS thirstinessThirstiness, n. a thirsty state, thirst THIRSTY thirstyThirsty, a. suffering the want of drink, very eager THIRTEEN thirteenThirteen, a. ten and three added together THIRTEENTH thirteenthThirteenth, a. the third in order after the tenth THIRTY thirtyThirty, [thurty] a. twenty and ten, ten repeated thrice THIS thisThis, pron. that which is present or near THISTLE thistleThistle, n. a very prickly weed, plant, order THISTLY thistlyThistly, a. overgrown with or like thistles THITHER thitherThither, ad. to that place to that point or end THITHERTO thithertoThitherto, ad. so far, thus far, to that end THITHERWARD thitherwardThitherward, ad. towards that place or spot THO tho|thoughTho, or Though, n. grant, admit, be it so THOLE tholeThole, v.i. to wait, to bear; n. a pin of a boat THOMIST thomistThomist, n. a disciple of Thomas Aquinas THONG thongThong, n. a string or thin strap of lether THORAL thoralThoral, a. relating to the bed, relating to Venus THORATIC thoraticThoratic, a. belonging or relating to the breast THORN thornThorn, n. a small and prickly tree, a difficult point THORNBACK thornbackThornback, n. a fish with spines on the back THORNHEDGE thornhedgeThornhedge, n. a hedge or fence of thorns THORNY thornyThorny, a. full of thorns, prickly, difficult, hard THOROUGH thoroughThorough, [thurro] a. perfect, complete THOROUGHFARE thoroughfareThoroughfare, n. a passage quite through a place THOROUGHLY thoroughlyThoroughly, ad. completely, fully, truly THOROUGHPACED thoroughpaced|throughpacedThoroughpaced, or Throughpaced, a. perfect, complete THOROUGHSPED thoroughspedThoroughsped, a. finished in principles, perfect THOROUGHSTITCH thoroughstitchThoroughstitch, ad. completely, fully, entirely THORP thorpThorp, n. a village, small country-town, name THOS thosThos, n. an animal of the wolf kind THOSE thoseThose, pron. pl. of that THOU thouThou, pron. the second person, the person to whom we speak THOU (2) thou (2)Thou, v.t. to address or treat with familiarity THOUGH (2) though (2)Though, v. an old verb in the imperative mode, ome correctly written tho; grant, admit, suppose THOUGHT thoughtThought, [thaut] pret. and pa. pass. of to think THOUGHT (2) thought (2)Thought, n. the act of thinking, an idea, sentiment, opinion, purpose, view, expectation, care THOUGHTFUL thoughtfulThoughtful, a. contemplative, anxious, careful THOUGHTFULLY thoughtfullyThoughtfully, ad. with thoughtfulness, with care THOUGHTFULNESS thoughtfulnessThoughtfulness, n. meditation, carefulness THOUGHTLESS thoughtlessThoughtless, a. careless, giddy, airy, dull, stupid THOUGHTLESSLY thoughtlesslyThoughtlessly, ad. without thought, carelessly THOUGHTLESSNESS thoughtlessnessThoughtlessness, n. a want of thought or care THOUGHTSICK thoughtsickThoughtsick, a. uneasy with or from reflection THOUSAND thousandThousand, n. and a. ten hundred, a great many THRACIAN thracianThracian, n. a native of Thrace THRALDOM thraldomThraldom, n. slavery, servitude, bondage, trouble THRALL thrallThrall, n. bondage, a slave; v.t. to enslave THRASH thrashThrash, v. to beat grain, beat, drub, toil THRASHER thrasherThrasher, n. one who thrashes, a kind of fish THRASHINGFLOOR thrashingfloorThrashingfloor, n. a place used to beat grain on THRASONICAL thrasonicalThrasonical, a. boasting, bragging, blustering, big THREAD thread|thredThread, or Thred, n. a small twist, uniform tenor THREAD (2) thread (2)Thread, v.t. to put in or upon a thread, fix, pierce THREADBARE threadbareThreadbare, a. worn out, shabby, mean, shackneyd THREADEN threadenThreaden, a. made of or resembling thread THREAT threat|thretThreat, or Thret, n. a menace, a denunciation of ill THREATEN threatenThreaten, v.t. to menace, to denounce some evil THREATENER threatenerThreatener, n. one who threatens or denounces THREATENINGLY threateninglyThreateningly, ad. in a threatening manner THREATFUL threatfulThreatful, a. full of threats, minacious, angry THREE threeThree, a. two and one THREECORNERED threecorneredThreecornered, a. having three corners THREEFOLD threefoldThreefold, a. thrice repeated, consisting of three THREEPENCE threepenceThreepence, n. a penny thrice sold, a silver coin THREEPENNY threepennyThreepenny, a. worth only threepence, mean, low THREEPILE threepileThreepile, n. a very strong kind of velvet, ob. THREEPILED threepiledThreepiled, a. heaped up, set thick, very strong THREESCORE threescoreThreescore, a. twenty repeated thrice, sixty THRESHOLD thresholdThreshold, n. a step, gate, door, entrance, beginning THREW threwThrew, pret. of to throw THRICE thriceThrice, ad. three times over, at three times, very THRID thridThrid, v.t. to slide through a narrow passage THRIFT thriftThrift, n. frugality, prudence, care, profit, a plant THRIFTILY thriftilyThriftily, ad. frugally, sparingly, carefully THRIFTINESS thriftinessThriftiness, n. frugality, good husbandry, thrift THRIFTLESS thriftlessThriftless, a. profuse, lavish, extravagant, wild THRIFTY thriftyThrifty, a. frugal, sparing, careful, thriving THRILL thrillThrill, v. to pierce, bore, penetrate, tingle, sun THRILL (2) thrill (2)Thrill, n. a thrilling, a warbling, a kind of tool THRISSA thrissaThrissa, n. a fish of the herring kind THRIVE thriveThrive, v.i. thrived, throve, pret. thriven, pa. to prosper, succeed, grow rich or fat THRIVER thriverThriver, n. one who thrives, one who grows rich THRIVINGLY thrivinglyThrivingly, ad. in a thriving or prosperous way THROAT throatThroat, n. the forepart of the neck, the windpipe, the part of a gaff next the mast THROB throbThrob, v.i. to heave, to beat; n. a heave, a beat THROE throeThroe, n. the pain of childbearing, pain, agony THROE (2) throe (2)Throe, v.i. to put in agonies, pain, shoot, beat THRONE throneThrone, n. the seat of kings, princes or bishops THRONE (2) throne (2)Throne, v. to enthrone, set on a throne, exalt THRONG throngThrong, n. a crowd, multitude, press of people THRONG (2) throng (2)Throng, v. to drowd, to incommode with crowds THRONGING throngingThronging, n. the act of crowding together THROSTLE throstleThrostle, n. a small singing bird, the thrush THROTTLE throttleThrottle, n. the windpipe, the throat THROTTLE (2) throttle (2)Throttle, v.t. to tak by the throat, choke, kill THROUGH throughThrough, pr. from end to end, by means of, by THROUGHLIGHTED throughlightedThroughlighted, a. lighted on both sides, ob. THROUGHLY throughlyThroughly, ad. completely, fully, sincerely, ob. THROUGHOUT throughoutThroughout, pr. quite or completely through THROUGHOUT (2) throughout (2)Throughout, ad. every where, in every part, fully THROVE throveThrove, pret. of to thrive THROW throwThrow, v.t. threw, pret. thrown, pa. to fling, cast, toss, drive, turn, twist, reject, repose THROW (2) throw (2)Throw, n. a cast, stroke, hit, fall, effort, sally, space THROWER throwerThrower, n. one who throws or casts, a throwster THROWSTER throwsterThrowster, n. one who twists silk, thread, THRUM thrumThrum, n. the ends of a weaver's threads, bad yarn THRUM (2) thrum (2)Thrum, v.i. to play badly on an instrument, to insert thrums or small cords THRUSH thrushThrush, n. a fine singing bird, a disorder THRUST thrustThrust, v. thrust, pret. thrust, pa. to push, shove, stab, compel, intrude THRUST (2) thrust (2)Thrust, n. a shove, hostile attack, assault, thirst THRUSTER thrusterThruster, n. one who thrusts, one who attacks THRYFALLOW thryfallowThryfallow, v.t. to plow a third time in summer THUM (2) thum (2)Thum, v.t. to handle aukwardly or very much THUMB thumb|thumThumb, or Thum, n. the short and strong finger of the hand THUMBAND thumbandThumband, n. a band as thick as a man's thum THUMERSTONE thumerstoneThumerstone, n. a siliceous stone of a brown color THUMP thumpThump, v. to beat or fall with a dull heavy blow THUMP (2) thump (2)Thump, n. a heavy blow or knock, a hard stroke THUMPER thumperThumper, n. one who thumps, a large thing THUMPING thumpingThumping, pa. a. beating, knocking, large, big THUMSTAL thumstalThumstal, n. a cap for the forefinger, a thimble THUNDER thunderThunder, v. to make thunder, emit with noise, denounce THUNDERBOLT thunderboltThunderbolt, n. lightning, fulmination THUNDERCLAP thunderclapThunderclap, n. a clap or explosion of thunder THUNDERER thundererThunderer, n. the power that produces thunder THUNDERING thunderingThundering, a. loud, noisy, terrible, threatning THUNDEROUS thunderousThunderous, a. producing, or causing thunder THUNDERSHOWER thundershowerThundershower, n. rain attended with thunder THUNDERSTONE thunderstoneThunderstone, n. a stone discharged by thunder THUNDERSTRIKE thunderstrikeThunderstrike, v.t. thunderstruck, pret. thundderstruck, pa. to strike or blast with lightning, to confound THURIFEROUS thuriferousThuriferous, a. producing frankincense THURIFICATION thurificationThurification, n. the act of fuming with incense THURSDAY thursdayThursday, n. the fifth day of the weekk THUS thusThus, ad. so, in this manner, to this degree THWACK thwackThwack, v.t. to bang, beat, strike hard, thrash THWACK (2) thwack (2)Thwack, n. a bang, hard blow, heavy stroke THWART thwartThwart, a. transverse, cross, perverse, mischievous THWART (2) thwart (2)Thwart, v. to cross, traverse, cross, perverse, mischievous THWART (3) thwart (3)Thwart, v. to cross, traverse, oppose, interfere THWARTINGLY thwartinglyThwartingly, ad. with opposition, crossly, across THY thyThy, pron. relating to thee, of or belonging to thee THYME thymeThyme, n. the name of a fragrant herb THYMY thymyThymy, a. abounding with thyme, fragrant THYSELF thyselfThyself, pron. recip. belonging to thee only TIAR tiar|tiaraTiar, or Tiara, n. a diadem, cap, headdress, crown TIBETAN tibetanTibetan, a. pertaining to Tibet in Asia TIBIAL tibialTibial, a. relating to a pipe or the shin-bone TIBURO tiburoTiburo, n. a fish of the shark kind TICE ticeTice, v.t. to allure, draw over, entice, ob. TICK tickTick, n. a score, account, doglouse, noise, ticken TICK (2) tick (2)Tick, v.i. to run a score, trust, strike, beat TICKEN ticken|tickingTicken, or Ticking, n. a strong cloth for bedcases TICKET ticketTicket, n. a token of right on the delivery of which admission is granted, sign, mark, noe TICKET (2) ticket (2)Ticket, v.t. to mark by, put on or affix a ticket TICKLE tickleTickle, v.t. to affect with pleasure, please, move TICKLE (2) tickle (2)Tickle, a. wavering, tottering, unsteady, unstable TICKLISH ticklishTicklish, a. easily tickled, uncertain, critical TICKLISHNESS ticklishnessTicklishness, n. a ticklish state or quality TICKTACK ticktackTicktack, n. a game at tables, a small low noise TID tidTid, a. tender, soft, delicate, nice, delicious, ob. TIDDLE tiddleTiddle, v.t. to use or do tenderly, fondle, trifle TIDE tideTide, n. a flux and reflux of the sea, stream, flood TIDE (2) tide (2)Tide, v. to drive with the stream, toss, flow out TIDEWAITER tidewaiterTidewaiter, n. a customhouse-officer TIDILY tidilyTidily, ad. neatly, cleanly, decently, readily, well TIDINESS tidinessTidiness, n. neatness, cleanliness, readiness, skill TIDINGS tidingsTidings, n. pl. news, intelligence, account, notice TIDY tidyTidy, a. neat, cleanly, ready, seasonable, timely TIE tieTie, v.t. to bind, fasten, hold, hinder, restrain TIE (2) tie (2)Tie, n. an obligation, bond, restraint, knot, rope TIER tierTier, n. a row or rank of guns in a ship, a set, row of the same altitude TIERCE tierceTierce, n. a third part of a pipe, sequence of three cards, hour, thrust in fencing TIFF tiffTiff, n. liquor, drink, a pet, quarrel, dispute TIFF (2) tiff (2)Tiff, v.i. to be in a pet, quarrel, differ, dispute TIFFANY tiffanyTiffany, n. a very thin kind of silk TIGER tigerTiger, n. an animal of the feline kind, very rapacious TIGERFOOTED tigerfootedTigerfooted, a. hastening to devour, furious, mad TIGHT tightTight, a. tense, close, difficult, cleanly dressed, tidy TIGHTEN tightenTighten, v.t. to make tight or close, to straiten TIGHTER tighterTighter, n. a string to tie women's hair with TIGHTISH tightishTightish, a. rather tight, neat, pretty well TIGHTLY tightlyTightly, ad. closely, narrowly, neatly, tidily TIGHTNESS tightnessTightness, n. closeness, compactness, difficulty TIGRESS tigressTigress, n. a wild beast, female tiger, fury TIKE tikeTike, n. a clown, bullock, heifer, insect, dog's name TILE tileTile, n. a plate of burnt clay to cover houses with TILE (2) tile (2)Tile, v.t. to cover or secure with tiles, to guard TILER tilerTiler, n. one who wiles, a freemason's porter TILING tilingTiling, n. the act of laying tiles, a roof covered with tiles TILL tillTill, n. a money-box in a shop, a shelf TILL (2) till (2)Till, conj. until, to the time or degree; pr. unto TILL (3) till (3)Till, v.t. to cultivate, plow, dig, turn up, sow TILLABLE tillableTillable, a. that may be tilled or cultivated TILLAGE tillageTillage, n. the act or art of tilling land, culture TILLER tillerTiller, n. a plowman, handle of a rudder, till TILLER (2) tiller (2)Tiller, v.i. to put forth shoots or cions TILLING tillingTilling, n. the act of cultivating land, culture TILLYVALLEY tillyvalleyTillyvalley, a. trifling, impertinent, silly, foolish TILMAN tilmanTilman, n. a man who tills land, an husbandman TILT tiltTilt, n. a cover of a boat, military game, thrus TILT (2) tilt (2)Tilt, v. to cover, turn up, incline, fall, thrust TILTED tiltedTilted, pa. stooping forward, inclined, raised TILTER tilterTilter, n. one who tilts, one who thrusts or fights TILTH tilthTilth, n. culture, husbandry; a. tilled, cultivated TIMBER timberTimber, n. wood fit to build with, a main beam TIMBER (2) timber (2)Timber, v. to furnish with timber, light, perch TIMBERED timberedTimbered, pa. having timber, built, formed TIMBERHEAD timberheadTimberhead, n. the top of a ships timber above the gunnel TIMBERSAW timbersawTimbersaw, n. a kind of worm that breeds in wood TIMBERYARD timberyardTimberyard, n. a place where timber is kept TIMBREL timbrelTimbrel, n. a kind of musical instrument, a drum TIME timeTime, n. the measure, regulate, suit, adapt, fit TIMEFUL timefulTimeful, a. timely, early, seasonable, proper TIMEKEEPER timekeeperTimekeeper, n. a clock or watch TIMELESS timelessTimeless, a. untimely, unseasonable, improper TIMELESSLY timelesslyTimelessly, ad. inseasonably, improperly, badly TIMELY timelyTimely, ad. betimes, early, soon, seasonably TIMELY (2) timely (2)|timousTimely, or Timous, a. early enough, seasonable TIMEPIECE timepieceTimepiece, n. a clock or watch TIMEPLEASER timepleaserTimepleaser, n. one who complies servilely TIMESERVER timeserverTimeserver, n. a timepleaser, changeling, turncoat TIMESERVING timeservingTimeserving, a. meanly complying with power TIMID timidTimid, a. timorous, fearful, destitute of courage TIMIDITY timidityTimidity, n. fearfulness, habitual cowardice TIMOROUS timorousTimorous, a. fearful, bashful, scrupulous, nice TIMOROUSLY timorouslyTimorously, ad. with fear or caution, scrupulously TIMOROUSNESS timorousnessTimorousness, n. fearfulness, timidity, caution TIN tinTin, n. a whitish gray metal, very malleable and flexible TIN (2) tin (2)Tin, v.t. to cover with tin TINCAL tincal|tincarTincal, or Tincar, n. crude or impure borax TINCT tinctTinct, v.t. to color, die, stain, imbue, tincture TINCT (2) tinct (2)Tinct, n. a color, die, stain, spot, tincture TINCTURE tinctureTincture, n. a color, infusion, extract from drugs TINCTURE (2) tincture (2)Tincture, v.t. to tinge, color, die, imbue, infect TINDER tinderTinder, n. burnt linen, what easily catches fire TINE tineTine, n. the tooth of a harrow, a prong, distress TINE (2) tine (2)Tine, v.t. to kindle, set on fire, ob. TINEMAN tinemanTineman, n. a night-officer of a forest TINFOIL tinfoilTinfoil, n. tin bear into thin plates TINGE tingeTinge, v.t. to impregnate, or imbue with color TINGE (2) tinge (2)Tinge, n. a color, die, stain, smatch, taste TINGENT tingentTingent, a. able to tinge, or color TINGLE tingleTingle, v.i. to feel a sharp pain, shoot, tinkle TINK tinkTink, v.i. to make a sharp or shrill sound, to tinkle TINKER tinkerTinker, n. a mender of kettles or pans TINKLE tinkleTinkle, v.i. to sound, make a noise, clink, tink TINKLING tinklingTinkling, n. a sound, sharp and quick noise, clink TINMAN tinmanTinman, n. one who manufactures or deals in tin TINMINE tinmine|tinworkTinmine, or Tinwork, n. a place that produces tin TINNER tinnerTinner, n. one who works, in the tinmines TINSEL tinselTinsel, n. lace resembling a false luster TINSEL (2) tinsel (2)Tinsel, v.t. to adorn with cheap ornaments TINT tintTint, n. a color, die, stain, dash, tincture TINY tinyTiny, [teeny] a. diminutive, puny, little, small, slender TIP tipTip, n. a top, end, extremity, point, tap, stroke TIP (2) tip (2)Tip, v. to top, end, cover on the end, point, tap TIP (3) tip (3)Tip, v.t. to lower on one end as a cart TIPPET tippetTippet, n. a kind of covering for a woman's neck TIPPLE tippleTipple, n. drink, liquor; v.i. to drink to excess TIPPLED tippledTippled, pa. a. fuddled, muddled, drunk, tipsy TIPPLER tipplerTippler, n. a drinker, drunkard, toper, sot TIPSTAFF tipstaffTipstaff, n. an officer, kind of constable, staff TIPSY tipsyTipsy, a. almost drunk or fuddled, merry, drunk TIPTOE tiptoeTiptoe, n. the ned of the toes, a very silent gait TIRE tireTire, n. a rank, row, headdress, furniture, base TIRE (2) tire (2)Tire, v. to fatigue or be fatigued, harass, dress TIREDNESS tirednessTiredness, n. a tired state, weariness, fatigue TIRESOME tiresomeTiresome, a. wearisome, troublesome, tedious TIRESOMENESS tiresomenessTiresomeness, n. wearisomeness, tediousness, slowness TIREWOMAN tirewomanTirewoman, n. one who makes headdresses TIRINGROOM tiringroomTiringroom, n. a room used by players to dress in TIS tisTis, contr. a contraction of it is TISRI tisriTisri, n. a Jewish month answering to part of Sept and of Oct. TISSUE tissueTissue, v.t. to interweave, variegate, adorn TISSUE (2) tissue (2)Tissue, n. cloth or silk wrought with gold or silver TIT titTit, n. a small horse, woman, little bird TITANIC titanic|titanianTitanic, or Titanian, a. relating to the Titans, giants or children of Anac TITANITE titaniteTitanite, n. a new discovered fossil of a brownish red color TITANITIC titaniticTitanitic, a. pertaining to titanite TITBIT titbitTitbit, n. a delicate bit, delicacy, very nice food TITHABLE tithable|titheableTithable, or Titheable, a. subject to pay tithes TITHE titheTithe, n. the tenth part of any thing, a portion TITHE (2) tithe (2)Tithe, v. to pay or take the tenth part, to tax TITHEGATHERER tithegathererTithegatherer, n. one used to collect tithes TITHER titherTither, n. one who gathers or sets out tithes TITHING tithingTithing, n. a part of a parish, district, tithe TITHINGMAN tithingmanTithingman, n. a parish officer, an officer to keep order in church TITILLATE titillateTitillate, v.i. to tickle, move, please very much TITILLATION titillationTitillation, n. the act of tickling, great pleasure TITLARK titlarkTitlark, n. a musical bird, the meddow lark TITLE titleTitle, n. an appellation, name of honor, claim of right, general head of particulars, first page TITLE (2) title (2)Title, v.t. to name, call, entitle, honor, adorn TITLELESS titlelessTitleless, a. wanting a title or name, common TITLEPAGE titlepageTitlepage, n. the page containing the title of a book TITMOUSE titmouseTitmouse, n. a genuse of small birds TITTER titterTitter, v.i. to laugh secretly, to giggle TITTER (2) titter (2)|titteringTitter, or Tittering, n. restrained laughter, a weed TITTERER tittererTitterer, n. one who titters, one who giggles TITTLE tittleTittle, n. a point, dot, small particle TITTLETATTLE tittletattleTittletattle, n. idle talk, prattle, a gossip TITTLETATTLE (2) tittletattle (2)Tittletattle, v.i. to prate or talk idly, to report TITULAR titular|titularyTitular, or Titulary, a. honorary, nominal TITULARLY titularlyTitularly, ad. in title only, nominally TITULARY (2) titulary (2)Titulary, n. one who has a title or right TIVY tivyTivy, ad. tantivy, with great haste or speed, ob. TO toTo, ad. and pr. unto, towards, forward, at with TOAD toadToad, n. a quadruped with broad body and short legs of several species, living in grass, water, or on trees TOADFISH toadfishToadfish, n. the fishing frog, whose head is bigger than its body TOADFLAX toadflaxToadflax, n. a plant, a species of snap-dragon TOADSTONE toadstoneToadstone, n. a genus of earth of a brownish gray color TOADSTOOL toadstoolToadstool, n. a soft fungous plant like a mushroom TOAST toastToast, v.t. to heat at a fire, to name a health TOAST (2) toast (2)Toast, n. bread toasted, a health proposed, a lady TOASTER toasterToaster, n. one who toasts, a utensil to toast with TOBACCO tobaccoTobacco, n. a plant much used for smoaking, TOBACCONIST tobacconistTobacconist, n. a dealer in or seller of tobacco TOCKAY tockayTockay, n. a beautiful species of lizard TOCSIN tocsinTocsin, n. a bell to give alarm TOD todTod, n. a bush, thick shrub, fox, weight of 28 lb. TODDY toddyToddy, n. mixture of spirit and water sweetened, the juce of the coco TODY todyTody, n. a genus of American birds TOE toeToe, n. one of the divided extremities of the foot TOFORE toforeTofore, ad. before, heretofore, formerly, ob. TOFT toftToft, n. a place where a message has once stood TOGATED togated|togedTogated, or Toged, a. dressed in or wearing a gown TOGETHER togetherTogether, ad. in company, in concert, at once TOIL toilToil, v. to drudge, work, labor, be weary with labor TOIL (2) toil (2)Toil, n. hard labor, labor, fatigue, a net, a snare TOILET toiletToilet, n. a dressing-table, a cloth upon a table TOILSOME toilsomeToilsome, a. laborious, wearisome, fatiguing, dull TOILSOMELY toilsomelyToilsomely, ad. in a hard laborious manner TOILSOMENESS toilsomenessToilsomeness, n. laboriousness, trouble, fatigue TOISE toiseToise, n. a French measure of 6 French feet TOKAY tokayTokay, n. wine made at Tokay in Hungary TOKEN tokenToken, n. a sign, note, mark, evidence, memorial TOKEN (2) token (2)Token, v. to betoken, denote, show, make known TOLD toldTold, pa. related, mentioned, said, made known TOLE toleTole, v.t. to train up, to draw on by slow degrees TOLERABLE tolerableTolerable, a. supportable, passable, not very bad TOLERABLENESS tolerablenessTolerableness, n. a tolerable state or quality TOLERABLY tolerablyTolerably, ad. moderately well, not very badly TOLERANCE toleranceTolerance, n. the act or power of enduring TOLERATE tolerateTolerate, v. to allow, permit, endure, suffer, bear TOLERATION tolerationToleration, n. allowance, permission, sufferance TOLL tollToll, n. an excise upon goods, see, sound of a bell TOLL (2) toll (2)Toll, v. to pay toll, exact, ring a bell, take away TOLLBOOTH tollboothTollbooth, n. a market or town house, prison, jail TOLLGATHERER tollgathererTollgatherer, n. one who gathers or takes toll TOLU toluTolu, n. a tree which yields a balsam TOLUTATION tolutationTolutation, n. the act of pacing or ambling TOMAHAWK tomahawkTomahawk, n. an instrument, an Indian hatchet TOMAHAWK (2) tomahawk (2)Tomahawk, v.t. to cut or kill with a tomahawk TOMATO tomatoTomato, n. the love apple, a species of solanum TOMB tombTomb, [toom] n. a repository or monument for the dead TOMBLESS tomblessTombless, a. wanting a tomb, unburied, exposed TOMBOY tomboyTomboy, n. a wild romping girl, a mean fellow TOMBSTONE tombstoneTombstone, n. a stone laid over or near the dead TOME tomeTome, n. a book, volume, distinct volume TOMENTOSE tomentoseTomentose, a. downy, covered with down TOMPION tompionTompion, n. the stopper of a cannon TOMTIT tomtitTomtit, n. the name of a small bird, a titmouse TON tonTon, n. see tun TONE toneTone, n. a note, sound, accent, whine, cry, state TONELESS tonelessToneless, a. having no tone or sound, unmusical TONG tongTong, n. the catch or fastening of a buckle TONGS tongsTongs, n. pl. an instrument to hold fire, withp TONGUE tongue|more correctly tungTongue, or more correctly Tung, n. an organ of speech, language, point, what projects out TONGUE (2) tongue (2)Tongue, v. to chide, scold, rate, talk, prate TONGUED tonguedTongued, pa. a. having a tongue, scolded, rated TONGUELESS tonguelessTongueless, a. wanting a tongue, speechless, unnamed TONGUEPAD tonguepadTonguepad, n. a great talker, a prater TONGUETIED tonguetiedTonguetied, a. having a lisping or bad speech TONIC tonicTonic, a. of or relating to sounds, extended, elastic TONIC (2) tonic (2)Tonic, n. a medicin to increase strength TONNAGE tonnageTonnage, n. see tunnage TONQUINESE tonquineseTonquinese, n. a native of Tonquin TONQUINESE (2) tonquinese (2)Tonquinese, a. pertaining to Tonquin TONSIL tonsilTonsil, n. a galnd in the throat, called almond TONSURE tonsureTonsure, n. the act of clipping or shaving hair TONTINE tontineTontine, n. a raising of money on or by annuities TOO tooToo, ad. over and above, likewise, also, besides TOOK tookTook, pret. of to take TOOL toolTool, n. an instrument, hireling, mean person, wretch TOOL (2) tool (2)Tool, v.t. to shape with a tool TOOTH toothTooth, n. a small bone set in the mouth, a palate TOOTH (2) tooth (2)Tooth, v.t. to indent, lock in each other, chew TOOTHACH toothachToothach, n. a very gnawing pain in the teeth TOOTHDRAWER toothdrawerToothdrawer, n. one who pulls out carious teeth TOOTHED toothedToothed, pa. having teeth, indented, sharp TOOTHEDGE toothedgeToothedge, n. the sensation in the teeth made by grating TOOTHLESS toothlessToothless, a. deprived of or wanting teeth TOOTHPICK toothpickToothpick, n. an instrument to clean teeth with TOOTHSOME toothsomeToothsome, a. palatable, grateful, pleasant, nice TOP topTop, n. the highest part, a pinnacle, surface, toy TOP (2) top (2)Top, v. to excel, cover, crop, snuff, rise up, tip TOPARCH toparchToparch, [ch as k] n. the head man of a place TOPAZ topazTopaz, n. a precious stone of gold color TOPE topeTope, v.i. to drink to excess, to drink very hard TOPE (2) tope (2)Tope, n. a large voracious fish TOPER toperToper, n. a drunkard, hard drinker, mere sot TOPET topetTopet, n. a small bird, the crested titmouse TOPFUL topfulTopful, a. full to the very top or brim, quite full TOPGALLANT topgallantTopgallant, n. the highest sail, any thing elevated TOPHACEOUS tophaceousTophaceous, a. gritty, sandy, stony, rough, hard TOPHEAVY topheavyTopheavy, a. too heavy at the top, drunk, tipsy TOPHET tophetTophet, n. hell, a place used for sacrifices TOPHI tophiTophi, n. ducksten, a stone formed by earth deposited from water; called also tufa or trass TOPIC topicTopic, n. a general head of discourse, a plaster TOPICAL topicalTopical, a. local, limited, fixed, applied, general TOPICALLY topicallyTopically, ad. with application to some one part TOPING topingToping, n. the act or custom of drinking hard TOPKNOT topknotTopknot, n. a folded ribbon on a woman's head TOPLESS toplessTopless, a. having no top, broken off or down TOPMAN topmanTopman, n. a man placed in the top of a ship TOPMOST topmostTopmost, a. uppermost, highest, chiefest, first TOPOGRAPHER topographerTopographer, n. a describer of particular places TOPOGRAPHIC topographicTopographic, a. pertaining to local description TOPOGRAPHY topographyTopography, n. a description of particular places TOPPING toppingTopping, a. noble, fine, gallant, haughty TOPPINGLY toppinglyToppingly, ad. finely, bravely, very well, gaily TOPPLE toppleTopple, v.i. to tumble down, fall, fall forward TOPPROUD topproudTopproud, a. exceedingly proud, very haughty TOPSAIL topsailTopsail, n. a sail extended across the topmast by a yard above and below TOPSYTURVY topsyturvyTopsyturvy, ad. with bottom upwards, invertedly TORCH torchTorch, n. a large waxlight, flambeau, link, staff TORCHBEARER torchbearerTorchbearer, n. one who bears or carries a torch TORCHER torcherTorcher, n. one who gives light by torches, the sun TORCHLIGHT torchlightTorchlight, n. a light made with torches TORE toreTore, n. an after growth of grass, which perishes in winter, a molding TORMENT tormentTorment, n. torture, anguish, great pain, misery TORMENT (2) torment (2)Torment, v.t. to put to pain, torture, tease, vex TORMENTER tormenterTormenter, n. one who torments, one who teases TORMENTIL tormentilTormentil, n. a genus of plants, septfoil TORNADO tornadoTornado, n. a hurricane, whirlwind, squall, storm TOROSE toroseTorose, a. bunching out, protuberant TORPEDO torpedoTorpedo, n. the cramp-fish or electric ray, whose touch gives an electric shock TORPENT torpentTorpent, a. benumbed, dull, inactive TORPIDNESS torpidness|topitudeTorpidness, or Topitude, n. a sluggish or dull state TORPOR torporTorpor, n. numbness, dulness, inactivity, laziness TORPORIFIC torporificTorporific, a. tending to produce torpor TORREFACTION torrefactionTorrefaction, n. the act of scorching or roasting TORREFY torrefyTorrefy, v.t. to scorch, parch, dry, roast TORRENT torrentTorrent, n. a sudden or very rapid stream, a crowd TORRENT (2) torrent (2)Torrent, a. rolling in a very rapid stream TORRICELLIAN torricellianTorricellian, a. denoting what relates to Torricelli, a philosopher who demonstrated the pressure of the atmosphere TORRID torridTorrid, a. burning, hot, scorched, parched, dried TORRIDITY torridity|torridnessTorridity, or Torridness, n. a parched or hot state TORSEL torselTorsel, n. any thing in a twisted form, a support TORSION torsion|tortionTorsion, or Tortion, n. a wreathed state, torment TORSTEN torstenTorsten, n. an iron ore of bright bluish black, TORT tortTort, n. hurt, mischief, injury, wrong, calamity TORTILE tortile|tortiveTortile, or Tortive, a. twisted, twined, wreathed TORTOISE tortoiseTortoise, n. a genus of amphibious reptiles, covered with a crust, an old military defense TORTOISESHELL tortoiseshellTortoiseshell, n. the shell of a tortoise TORTUOSITY tortuosity|tortuosnessTortuosity, or Tortuosness, n. a wreathed state TORTUOUS tortuousTortuous, a. twisted, wreathed, mischievous TORTURE tortureTorture, v.t. to punsih by torture, distress, vex TORTURER torturerTorturer, n. one who tortures, one who torments TORUS torus|tore (2)Torus, or Tore, n. a large round molding in building TORVITY torvityTorvity, n. sourness or aspect, sternness of look, ob. TORVOUS torvousTorvous, a. sour of aspect, stern, austere, severe, ob. TORY toryTory, n. an advocate for the ancient constitution of the state and church of England, in Am. a royalist during the revolution TORYISM toryismToryism, n. the principles of a tory TOSS tossToss, v. to sling, cast, agitate, keep in play, wince TOSS (2) toss (2)Toss, n. an affected cast of the head, throw, pet TOSSER tosserTosser, n. one who slings or throws up TOSSPORT tossportTossport, n. a toper, drunkard, great drinker TOST tostTost, pret. and pa. of to toss TOTAL totalTotal, a. whole, complete, full; n. the whole, the amount TOTALITY totalityTotality, n. a total state, the whole, the amount TOTALLY totallyTotally, ad. wholly, fully, completely, utterly, entirely TOTE toteTote, v.t. to carry, convey, remove (Virg. ) TOTTER totterTotter, v.i. to shake, to be in danger of falling TOTTERY tottery|tottyTottery, or Totty, a. shaking, unsteady, dizzy TOUCH touchTouch, v. to join to, reach, feel, affect, move, mark out, censure, infect, try, strike, mend TOUCH (2) touch (2)Touch, n. the act of touching, the sense of feeling TOUCHHOLE touchholeTouchhole, n. a hole to discharge firearms by TOUCHINESS touchinessTouchiness, n. peevishness, irascibility, crossness TOUCHING touchingTouching, pa. a. affecting ; pa. with respect to TOUCHINGLY touchinglyTouchingly, ad. feelingly, affectingly, movingly TOUCHNEEDLE touchneedleTouchneedle, n. a small bar of gold, silver and copper combined to try the purity of metals by marking TOUCHSTONE touchstoneTouchstone, n. a stone to try metals by, test, trial TOUCHWOOD touchwoodTouchwood, n. rotten wood that soon takes fire TOUCHY touchyTouchy, a. soon provoked, peevish, cross, strange TOUGH toughTough, [tuff] a. not brittle, stiff, strong, clammy TOUGHEN toughenToughen, v. to grow or make tough, to harden TOUGHLY toughlyToughly, ad. in a tough manner, with toughness TOUGHNESS toughnessToughness, n. firmness, tenacity, clamminess TOUPEE toupee|toupetToupee, or Toupet, n. an artificial lock of hair TOUR tour|toorTour, or Toor, n. a roving journey, ramble, turn TOURIST touristTourist, n. a maker of tours, a writer of tours TOURMALIN tourmalin|turmalinTourmalin, or Turmalin, n. a species of siliceous stone remarkable for its electrical properties TOURNAMENT tournamentTournament, n. a tilt, military sport, encounter TOURNIQUET tourniquetTourniquet, n. a kind of bandage, a turnstile TOUSE touseTouse, v.t. to pull, haul, drag, tear, rend, tose TOW towTow, n. the coarse and broken parts of flax and hemp separated by a hatchel TOW (2) tow (2)Tow, v.t. to draw forward by means of a rope TOWARD toward|towardlyToward, or Towardly, a. ready to do, forward, apt TOWARDLINESS towardliness|towardnessTowardliness, or Towardness, n. tractableness TOWARDS towardsTowards, ad. and pr.in a direction to, nearly TOWEL towelTowel, n. a cloth to wipe the hands, on TOWER towerTower, n. a high building, citadel, high headdress TOWER (2) tower (2)Tower, v.i. to soar, mount, ascend, rise high TOWERED toweredTowered, a. adorned with or guarded by towers TOWERY toweryTowery, a. guarded with or having towers TOWHEE towheeTowhee, n. a species of the bunting, the black pinson TOWLINE towline|towropeTowline, or Towrope, n. a rope to tow with TOWN townTown, n. a collection of houses, a district of certain limits, the inhabitants or the legal voters of a town TOWNCLERK townclerkTownclerk, n. a register or officer of a town who has charge of the records, TOWNHOUSE townhouseTownhouse, n. a house for town business, a hall TOWNSHIP townshipTownship, n. the territory or land of a town TOWNSMAN townsmanTownsman, n. a man who is of the same town TOWNTALK towntalkTowntalk, n. the common discourse of a place TOY toyToy, n. a trifle, plaything, play, folly, odd fancy TOY (2) toy (2)Toy, v.i. to dally amorously, play, sport, trifle TOYISH toyishToyish, a. wanton, loose, trifling, simple, foolish TOYISHNESS toyishnessToyishness, n. wantonness, a trifling behavior TOYSHOP toyshopToyshop, n. a shop or place where toys are sold TRACE traceTrace, v.t. to follow, mark out, draw, walk over TRACE (2) trace (2)Trace, n. a mark, sign, token, footstep, remains TRACER tracerTracer, n. one who traces, one who marks out TRACES tracesTraces, n. pl. the straps of a harness for drawing TRACHOTOMY trachotomyTrachotomy, [ch as k] n. a cutting of the windpipe TRACK trackTrack, n. a beaten path, road, rut, mark left TRACK (2) track (2)Track, v.t. to follow by marks left, to draw TRACKINGSCOUT trackingscoutTrackingscout, n. a vessel drawn by a rope TRACKLESS tracklessTrackless, a. not marked out, untrodden, desert TRACT tractTract, n. a region, course, extent, treatise, book TRACTABILITY tractabilityTractability, n. the quality of being docile TRACTABLE tractableTractable, a. manageable, governable, palpable TRACTABLENESS tractablenessTractableness, n. a tractable quality, compliance TRACTABLY tractablyTractably, ad. with ready compliance, gently TRACTATE tractateTractate, n. a tract, treatise, essay, small book TRACTILE tractileTractile, a. that may be drawn out, pliant, soft TRACTILITY tractilityTractility, n. the quality of being drawn out TRACTION tractionTraction, n. the act of drawing, a being drawn TRADE tradeTrade, n. commerce, business, employment, art, men of the same occupation TRADE (2) trade (2)Trade, v. to buy, sell, deal, traffic, act for money TRADED tradedTraded, pa. versed, practiced, accustomed TRADER traderTrader, n. one who trades, a trading vessel TRADESFOLK tradesfolkTradesfolk, n. pl. people employed in trade TRADESMAN tradesmanTradesman, n. a shop keeper in Eng. but in Am. more generally a mechanic TRADEWIND tradewindTradewind, n. a wind which blows the whole year from the same point or a periodical wind a moonsoon TRADING tradingTrading, n. the act of carrying on trade TRADITION traditionTradition, n. an oral or verbal account of things TRADITIONAL traditionalTraditional, a. delivered down by tradition, oral TRADITIONALLY traditionallyTraditionally, ad. by transmission from age to age TRADITIONARY traditionaryTraditionary, a. delivered by tradition TRADITIONARY (2) traditionary (2)Traditionary, n. one who adheres to traditions TRADITIVE traditiveTraditive, a. that may be handled from age to age TRADUCE traduceTraduce, v.t. to censure, defame, misrepresent TRADUCEMENT traducementTraducement, n. false censure, slander, scandal TRADUCENT traducentTraducent, a. traducing, slandering, censuring TRADUCER traducerTraducer, n. one who traduces, one who slanders TRADUCIBLE traducibleTraducible, a. that may be traduced or derived TRADUCINGLY traducinglyTraducingly, ad. slanderously, slightingly TRADUCTION traductionTraduction, n. derivation, propagation, tradition TRAFFICK traffickTraffick, n. trade, commerce, commodities, wares TRAFFICK (2) traffick (2)Traffick, v.i. to trade, deal, practice commerce TRAFFICKER traffickerTrafficker, n. one who trades, a trader, a dealer TRAGACANTH tragacanthTragacanth, n. goats thorn, a plant and its gum TRAGEDIAN tragedianTragedian, n. a composer or actor or tragedies TRAGEDY tragedyTragedy, n. a serious drama, a mournful event TRAGIC tragicTragic, a. pertaining to tragedy TRAGICAL tragicalTragical, a. mournful, calamitious, sad TRAGICALLY tragicallyTragically, ad. in a tragical manner, heavily TRAGICALNESS tragicalnessTragicalness, n. mournfulness, sadness, misery TRAGICOMEDY tragicomedyTragicomedy, n. a merry and serious drama TRAGICOMICAL tragicomicalTragicomical, a. consisting of mirth and sorrow TRAGICOMICALLY tragicomicallyTragicomically, ad. in a tragicomical manner TRAIL trailTrail, v. to drag, to draw or be drawn along TRAIL (2) trail (2)Trail, n. any thing drawn behind or to a length, a track of a hunter, scent left, board, arbor TRAIN trainTrain, v.t. to form, breed, draw, entice, bring up TRAIN (2) train (2)Train, n. the tail of a bird or a gown, a retinue, great number, procession, line, way TRAINBAND trainbandTrainband, n. a trained band, the militia TRAINBEARER trainbearerTrainbearer, n. one who bears or holds up a train TRAINOIL trainoilTrainoil, n. oil drawn from the fat of whales TRAINY trainyTrainy, a. belonging to trainoil, greasy, fat, nasty TRAIPSE traipseTraipse, v.i. to walk in a sluttish manner, to go TRAIT traitTrait, n. a stroke, touch, line, outline, sketch TRAITOR traitorTraitor, n. a person who betrays his trust TRAITORLY traitorly|traitorousTraitorly, or Traitorous, a. trecherous, deceitful TRAITOROUSLY traitorouslyTraitorously, ad. metaphorically, figuratively, ob. TRAJECT trajectTraject, v.t. to cast through, throw, convey over, ob. TRAJECT (2) traject (2)Traject, n. a ferry, a passage or conveyance over, ob. TRAJECTION trajectionTrajection, n. emission, the act of darting through TRAJECTORY trajectoryTrajectory, n. a curve line described by a comet TRALINEATE tralineateTralineate, v. to turn aside or from, to deviate, ob. TRAMMEL trammelTrammel, v. to shackle, catch, take, intercept TRAMMEL (2) trammel (2)Trammel, n. shackles for a horse, a long net TRAMONTANE tramontaneTramontane, a. beyond or over the mountain TRAMPLE trampleTrample, v.t. to tread upon, underfoot or quickly TRAMPLER tramplerTrampler, n. one who treads down or underfoot TRANCE tranceTrance, n. a vision, ecstacy, rapture, joy TRANCED trancedTranced, a. lying in a trance, enraptured TRANGRAM trangramTrangram, n. an odd intricate thing, tride, ob. TRANQUIL tranquilTranquil, a. peaceful, undisturbed, quiet, calmness TRANQUILITY tranquilityTranquility, n. peace of mind, quiet, calmness TRANQUILIZE tranquilizeTranquilize, v.t. to quiet, calm, harmonize TRANSACE transaceTransace, v.t. to manage, negotiate, perform, do TRANSACTION transactionTransaction, n. a management, negotiation, act TRANSACTOR transactorTransactor, n. one who transacts or manages TRANSALLEGANEAN transalleganeanTransalleganean, a. beyond the Allegany mountain TRANSALPINE transalpineTransalpine, a. situated beyond the Alps with regard to Rome, that is, on the north or west of the Alps TRANSANIMATION transanimationTransanimation, n. a changing of the soul TRANSATLANTIC transatlanticTransatlantic, a. beyond the Atlantic Ocean TRANSCEND transcendTranscend, v. to surpass, excel, go beyond, climb TRANSCENDENCE transcendence|transcendencyTranscendence, or Transcendency, n. excellence TRANSCENDENT transcendentTranscendent, a. surpassing, very excellent TRANSCENDENTAL transcendentalTranscendental, a. surpassing, noting quantities which cannot be expressed or fixed to any equation, and are indeterminate TRANSCENDENTLY transcendentlyTranscendently, ad. eminently, excellently TRANSCOLATE transcolateTranscolate, v.t. to strain through a sieve TRANSCRIBE transcribeTranscribe, v.t. to copy, to write from or over TRANSCRIBER transcriberTranscriber, n. one who writes from a copy, a copier TRANSCRIPT transcriptTranscript, n. a copy from an original TRANSCRIPTIVELY transcriptivelyTranscriptively, ad. in the manner of or by a copy TRANSCUR transcurTranscur, v.i. to run to and fro, rove, ob. TRANSCURSION transcursionTranscursion, n. a passing beyond limits, a ramble TRANSDUCTION transductionTransduction, n. the act of conveying over TRANSELEMENTATION transelementationTranselementation, n. a change of elements, ob. TRANSEXION transexionTransexion, n. a change of sex or nature, ob. TRANSFER transferTransfer, v.t. to make over, remove, transport TRANSFER (2) transfer (2)Transfer, n. the act of making over to another TRANSFERABLE transferableTransferable, a. that may or can be transfered TRANSFIGURATION transfigurationTransfiguration, n. a change of form, a change TRANSFIGURE transfigureTransfigure, v.t. to transform, to change the shape TRANSFIX transfixTransfix, v.t. to pierce through, to kill TRANSFORM transformTransform, v. to change of form or state TRANSFRETATION transfretationTransfretation, n. a passage made over a sea, ob. TRANSFUSE transfuseTransfuse, v.t. to pour into another, to change TRANSFUSION transfusionTransfusion, n. the act of pouring into another TRANSGRESS transgressTransgress, v. to violate, break, offend, go beyond TRANSGRESSION transgressionTransgression, n. a violation, offense, sin, crime TRANSGRESSIVE transgressiveTransgressive, a. apt to break laws, guilty TRANSGRESSOR transgressorTransgressor, n. a lawbreaker, offender, sinner TRANSHIP transhipTranship, v.t. to carry from one ship to another TRANSHIPMENT transhipmentTranshipment, n. the act of transferring from one ship to another TRANSIENT transientTransient, a. soon past, very short, momentary TRANSIENTLY transientlyTransiently, ad. with short passage, slightly TRANSILIENCE transilienceTransilience, n. a leap from one thing to another TRANSIT transitTransit, n. the passage by or over of a planet TRANSITION transitionTransition, n. a passage, removal, change, leap TRANSITIVE transitiveTransitive, a. having the power of passing over TRANSITORILY transitorilyTransitorily, ad. iwth a short continuance TRANSITORY transitoryTransitory, a. continuing a short time, fleeting TRANSLATE translateTranslate, v.t. to remove, turn, render, interpret TRANSLATION translationTranslation, n. a removal, change, version TRANSLATOR translatorTranslator, n. one who turns into another language TRANSLATORY translatoryTranslatory, a. transferring, changing, moving TRANSLOCATION translocationTranslocation, n. a mutual exchange of place TRANSLUCENCY translucencyTranslucency, n. transparency, great clearness TRANSLUCENT translucent|translucidTranslucent, or Translucid, a. transparent, very clear TRANSMARINE transmarineTransmarine, a. lying or found beyond sea, foreign TRANSMEW transmewTransmew, v.t. to transform, change, alter, ob. TRANSMIGRANT transmigrantTransmigrant, a. removing from place to place TRANSMIGRATE transmigrateTransmigrate, v.i. to pass from place to place, or from one body or form to another TRANSMIGRATION transmigrationTransmigration, n. a passage from place to place, or from one form or body to another TRANSMISSIBLE transmissibleTransmissible, a. that may be transmitted TRANSMISSION transmissionTransmission, n. the act of transmitting TRANSMISSIVE transmissiveTransmissive, a. transmitted, sent, derived TRANSMIT transmitTransmit, v.t. to send from one place to another TRANSMITTAL transmittalTransmittal, n. a transmission, a conveyance TRANSMUTABLE transmutableTransmutable, a. capable of being changed TRANSMUTATION transmutationTransmutation, n. change into another substance TRANSMUTE transmuteTransmute, v.t. to change to another substance TRANSMUTER transmuterTransmuter, n. one who transmutes or changes TRANSOM transomTransom, n. a lintel over a doorcase, a beam across the stern post of a ship, or accross a window, vane of a cross-staff TRANSPARENCY transparencyTransparency, n. the power of transmitting light, clearness TRANSPARENT transparent|transpicuousTransparent, or Transpicuous, a. that may be seen through, clear, pellucid TRANSPIERCE transpierceTranspierce, v.t. to penetrate, go through, pass TRANSPIRATION transpirationTranspiration, n. an emission in or by vapor TRANSPIRE transpireTranspire, v. to emit in vapor, to become known TRANSPLACE transplaceTransplace, v.t. to remove to some other place TRANSPLANT transplantTransplant, v.t. to plant in another place TRANSPLANTATION transplantationTransplantation, n. the act of removing, conveyance TRANSPLANTER transplanterTransplanter, n. one who transplants or removes TRANSPORT transportTransport, n. a criminal banished, ecstacy, rapture, delight, ship to carry soldiers in, carriage TRANSPORT (2) transport (2)Transport, v.t. to banish, to ravish with pleasure, carry or convey TRANSPORTABLE transportableTransportable, a. that may be transported TRANSPORTANCE transportanceTransportance, n. a conveyance, removal, ob. TRANSPORTATION transportationTransportation, n. banishment, carriage, fury, rage TRANSPORTER transporterTransporter, n. one who transports or removes TRANSPOSAL transposalTransposal, n. the act of displacing, a changing of place or order TRANSPOSE transposeTranspose, v.t. to displace, to change places TRANSPOSITION transpositionTransposition, n. the act of displacing, a change TRANSSHAPE transshapeTransshape, v.t. to change or vary the shape, ob. TRANSUBSTANTIATE transubstantiateTransubstantiate, v.t. to change the substance TRANSUBSTANTIATION transubstantiationTransubstantiation, n. a change of substance TRANSUDATION transudationTransudation, n. the act of passing out in sweat TRANSUDE transudeTransude, v.i. to sweat or pass through in sweat TRANSUMPTION transumptionTransumption, n. a taking from place to place TRANSVECTION transvectionTransvection, n. the act of conveying over TRANSVERSAL transversalTransversal, a. running across or over TRANSVERSALLY transversally|transverselyTransversally, or Transversely, ad. in a cross direction TRANSVERSE transverseTransverse, a. cross, lying in a cross direction TRAP trapTrap, n. a snare, ambush, device, plaything, play, a species of argillaceous stone or jasper TRAP (2) trap (2)Trap, v.t. to insnare, catch, take, adorn, dress TRAPDOOR trapdoorTrapdoor, n. a door made in a floor or roof TRAPES trapesTrapes, n. a slattern, idle nasty woman, traipse TRAPEZIFORM trapeziform|trapezoidalTrapeziform, or Trapezoidal, a. in the form of a trapezium TRAPEZIUM trapeziumTrapezium, n. a figure bounded by four unequal right lines TRAPEZOID trapezoidTrapezoid, n. a figure having two parallel sides, or an irregular figure having 4 sides not parallel TRAPPINGS trappingsTrappings, n. pl. ornaments, finery, dress, attire TRAPPOSE trapposeTrappose, a. like or pertaining to trap TRAPSTICK trapstickTrapstick, n. a boy's plaything, a very small leg TRASH trashTrash, n. bad fruit, a worthless thing, dross TRASH (2) trash (2)Trash, v.t. to lop, crop, crush, humble, ob. TRASHY trashyTrashy, a. vile, bad, worthless, useless, trifling TRASS trassTrass, n. a gray or yellowish porous stone TRAUMATIC traumaticTraumatic, a. of, relating to, or good for wounds TRAVAIL travailTravail, v. to toil, labor, harass, tire, bear a child TRAVAIL (2) travail (2)Travail, n. toil, work, labor, labor in childbirth TRAVEL travelTravel, v.i. to make a journey, pass, toil TRAVEL (2) travel (2)Travel, n. a journey, labor; pl. account of journeys TRAVELLER travellerTraveller, n. one who travels or goes journeys TRAVELTAINTED traveltaintedTraveltainted, a. fatigued, wearied, harassed, ob. TRAVERSABLE traversableTraversable, a. that may be traversed or denied TRAVERSE traverseTraverse, ad. and pr. athwart, crosswise, across TRAVERSE (2) traverse (2)Traverse, a. lying across; n. any thing set across TRAVERSE (3) traverse (3)Traverse, v. to cross, sail across, wander over, use a posture of opposition, turn, survey, examine TRAVERSESAILING traversesailingTraversesailing, n. sailing in different directions TRAVESTY travestyTravesty, a. burlesqued, ridiculed, ridiculous TRAVESTY (2) travesty (2)Travesty, n. a burlesque translation TRAY trayTray, n. a hollow trough of wood; v.t. to betray TRAYTRIP traytripTraytrip, n. a kind of play, game, sport, ob. TREACHEROUS treacherous|trecherousTreacherous, or Trecherous, a. faithless, perfidious, false, base TREACHEROUSLY treacherouslyTreacherously, ad. faithlessly, perfidiously, basely TREACHERY treacheryTreachery, n. perfidy, deceit, fraud, breach of faith TREACLE treacleTreacle, n. the spume of sugar in refineries, a medicin TREAD tread|tredTread, or Tred, n. a step with the foot, path TREAD (2) tread (2)Tread, v. trod, pret. trod, trodden, pa. to set the foot, walk, beat, crush, cover TREADER treaderTreader, n. one who treads, one who struts about TREADLE treadle|treddleTreadle, or Treddle, n. a part of a loom, the sperm of cock TREASON treasonTreason, n. the highest crime against a state, including a violation of allegiance and an attempt to overthrow the government; it has different senses in different countries TREASONABLE treasonableTreasonable, a. having the nature of treason TREASURE treasureTreasure, n. wealth laid up, a store, abundance TREASURE (2) treasure (2)Treasure, v.t. to lay up, hoard, provide a supply TREASURER treasurerTreasurer, n. an officer who keeps public money, or a company fund TREASURESHIP treasureshipTreasureship, n. the office of treasurer TREASURY treasuryTreasury, n. a place where public money, or a company fund is kept TREAT treatTreat, v. to negotiate, settle, entertain, discourse TREAT (2) treat (2)Treat, n. an entertainment given, feast, pleasure TREATABLE treatableTreatable, a. not violent, calm, moderate, easy TREATISE treatiseTreatise, n. a discourse, written discourse, book TREATMENT treatmentTreatment, n. usage, behavior, management TREATY treatyTreaty, n. a negociation, contract, entreaty TREBLE trebleTreble, a. threefolf; n. a sharp sound, note, bell TREBLE (2) treble (2)Treble, v. to multiply by three, to make threefold TREBLENESS treblenessTrebleness, n. a treble or threefold state TREBLY treblyTrebly, ad. in a treble manner, thrice over TREE treeTree, n. the largest of plants, with a ligneous stem and branches TREEN treenTreen, n. pl. trees; a. made of wood, wooden, ob. TREILLAGE treillageTreillage, n. pales to support espaliers by TRELLIS trellisTrellis, n. a lattice-work of iron or wood TREMBLE trembleTremble, v.i. to shake, quake, shudder, quiver, totter TREMBLING tremblingTrembling, n. a shaking or quivering TREMBLINGLY tremblinglyTremblingly, ad. so as to shake with fear TREMENDOUS tremendousTremendous, a. awful, dreadful, horrible, vile TREMENDOUSLY tremendouslyTremendously, ad. in a tremendous manner TREMOLITE tremoliteTremolite, n. a species of stone from Mount Tremola in the Alps TREMOR tremorTremor, n. a shaking or quivering motion, fear TREMULOUS tremulousTremulous, a. trembling, shaking, quivering TRENCH trenchTrench, v.t. to make a trench, cut, divide, part TRENCH (2) trench (2)Trench, n. a ditch, cut, defense to cover soldiers TRENCHANT trenchantTrenchant, a. cutting, sharp, keen, quick, ob. TRENCHER trencherTrencher, n. a wooden plate to cut meat on TRENCHERMAN trenchermanTrencherman, n. a great eater, glutton, devourer TRENCHERMATE trenchermateTrenchermate, n. a table-companion, a messmate TRENCHERSLY trencherslyTrenchersly, n. one who haunts tables, a parasite TREND trendTrend, v.i. to tend, to lie in a particular direction TRENTAL trentalTrental, n. thirty masses in thirty days for the deas TREPAN trepanTrepan, n. a surgeon's instrument, trap, snare TREPAN (2) trepan (2)Trepan, v.t. to cut with a trepan, catch, entrap TREPANNER trepannerTrepanner, n. one who trepans, one who entraps TREPHINE trephineTrephine, n. an instrument, a samll trepan TREPID trepidTrepid, a. trembling, quaking, afraid, fearful TREPIDATION trepidationTrepidation, n. a state of trembling and terror TRESOIL tresoilTresoil, n. a plant with three leaves TRESPASS trespassTrespass, v. to sin, offend, enter or go unlawfully TRESPASS (2) trespass (2)Trespass, n. a sin, offense, fault, unlawful entry TRESPASSER trespasserTrespasser, n. one who trespasses or offends TRESSES tressesTresses, n. pl. long locks, knots or curls of hair TRESTLE trestleTrestle, n. a frame to support any thing on TRET tretTret, n. an allowance in weight for waste or refuse TREVET trevet|trivetTrevet, or Trivet, n. a stool with three legs TREY treyTrey, [tray] n. the three at cards or dice TRIABLE triableTriable, a. capable of trial or legal examination TRIAD triadTriad, n. the number three, three united, Trinity TRIAL trialTrial, n. a temptation, test of virtue, experiment TRIANDRIA triandriaTriandria, n. a class of plants having hermaphrodite flowers and three stamens TRIANGLE triangle|trigonTriangle, or Trigon, n. a figure bounded by three lines and containing three angles TRIANGULAR triangular|trigonalTriangular, or Trigonal, a. that has three angles TRIBE tribeTribe, n. a certain body of people, number, set TRIBLET tribletTriblet, n. a tool for making rings with TRIBOMETER tribometerTribometer, n. an instrument to measure friction TRIBRACH tribrachTribrach, [ch as k] n. a poetic foot of three short syllables TRIBULATION tribulationTribulation, n. distress, uneasiness, care, vexatin TRIBUNAL tribunalTribunal, n. the seat of a judge, a court of justice TRIBUNARY tribunaryTribunary, a. pertaining to tribunes TRIBUNATE tribunateTribunate, n. a branch of the legislature in France TRIBUNE tribuneTribune, n. a Roman officer civil and military TRIBUNESHIP tribuneshipTribuneship, n. the office or state of a tribune TRIBUNITIAL tribunitial|tribunitiousTribunitial, or Tribunitious, a. suiting a tribune TRIBUTARY tributaryTributary, a. paying tribute, paid, subject, contributing, furnishing a part TRIBUTARY (2) tributary (2)Tributary, n. one who pays tribute, tax, toll, TRIBUTE tributeTribute, n. a tax imposed on a conquered country by the victor or on a subject state by treaty or compulsion TRICAPSULAR tricapsularTricapsular, a. having three capsules TRICE triceTrice, n. a very short time, moment, instant, stroke TRICHOTOMOUS trichotomousTrichotomous, [ch as k] a. divided into three parts TRICHOTOMY trichotomyTrichotomy, n. a division into three equal parts TRICK trickTrick, n. a cheat, fraud, artifice, juggle, habit TRICK (2) trick (2)Trick, v.t. to cheat, deceive, dress, adorn, set off TRICKER tricker|tricksterTricker, or Trickster, n. one who tricks or cheats TRICKING trickingTricking, n. a cheating, dress, ornament, finery TRICKISH trickishTrickish, a. knavishly artful or cunning, sly TRICKLE trickleTrickle, v.i. to run, to fall or run down in drops TRICKSY tricksyTricksy, a. brisk, active, nimble, pretty, sweet TRICOCCOUS tricoccousTricoccous, a. having three cells and grains TRICUSPIDATE tricuspidate|tricuspidTricuspidate, or Tricuspid, a. ending in three points TRIDE trideTride, a. short, swift, sleet, quick, active, ready TRIDECILE tridecileTridecile, n. three tenths of a circle TRIDENT tridentTrident, n. a three forked scepter, a sort of curve TRIDENTATE tridentateTridentate, a. having three limbs or teeths TRIDENTINE tridentineTridentine, a. pertaining to the Trent on the eastern Alps TRIENNIAL triennialTriennial, a. lasting or being every three years TRIER trierTrier, n. one who tries or examins, a test TRIFALLOW trifallowTrifallow, v.t. to plow land three times over TRIFARIOUS trifariousTrifarious, a. in three parts TRIFID trifidTrifid, a. split or divided into three parts TRIFLE trifleTrifle, v.i. to act or spend foolishly, idle, mock TRIFLE (2) trifle (2)Trifle, n. a thing of little moment or value TRIFLER triflerTrifler, n. one who acts or talks foolishly, an idler TRIFLING triflingTrifling, pa. a. shuffling, wanting worth, mean TRIFLING (2) trifling (2)Trifling, n. employment about trifles, deceit TRIFLINGLY triflinglyTriflingly, ad. without importance, meanly TRIFLINGNESS triflingnessTriflingness, n. giddiness, simplicity, meanness TRIFLOROUS triflorousTriflorous, a. bearing three flower TRIFORM triformTriform, a. having a triple form or shape, triple TRIG trigTrig, v. to stop or fasten a wheel, to set a mark TRIGGER trigger|tricker (2)Trigger, or Tricker, n. the catch of a wheel or gun TRIGLA triglaTrigla, n. a genus of fishes of the thoracic order TRIGLYPH triglyphTriglyph, n. an ornament on the Doric freeze, with two channels and three legs TRIGONOMETER trigonometerTrigonometer, n. an instrument to resolve problems in dialling and trigonometry TRIGONOMETRICAL trigonometricalTrigonometrical, a. relating to trigonometry TRIGONOMETRICALLY trigonometricallyTrigonometrically, ad. by trigonometry TRIGONOMETRY trigonometryTrigonometry, n. the art of measuring triangles TRIGONOUS trigonous|trigonal (2)Trigonous, or Trigonal, a. having three angles or corners TRIHEDRAL trihedralTrihedral, a. having three equal sides TRIHEDRON trihedronTrihedron, n. a figure with three equal sides TRIJUGOUS trijugousTrijugous, a. having three pairs TRILATERAL trilateralTrilateral, a. having three sides or three angles TRILL trillTrill, n. a quaver; v. to quaver, shake, trickle TRILLION trillionTrillion, n. a million of millions of millions TRILOBE trilobeTrilobe, a. having three lobes TRILOCULAR trilocularTrilocular, a. having three cells for seeds TRIM trimTrim, a. nice, spruce, smug, neat, neatly dressed TRIM (2) trim (2)Trim, v. to dress, deck, fit out, shave, balance a vessel, temporize or fluctuate between two TRIM (3) trim (3)Trim, n. dress ornament, state, condition TRIMLY trimlyTrimly, ad. nicely, sprucely, smugly, neatly, finely TRIMMER trimmerTrimmer, n. one who trims, a turncoat, a timber TRIMMING trimmingTrimming, n. lace, put on clothes, hesitation TRINACRIAN trinacrianTrinacrian, a. pertaining to Sicily TRINE trineTrine, a. belonging to the number three TRINE (2) trine (2)Trine, n. an aspect of two planets distant 12 degrees TRINE (3) trine (3)Trine, v.t. to put in a trine aspect or a trigon TRINERVE trinerve|trinerved|trinervateTrinerve, or Trinerved, or Trinervate, a. having three nerves or unbranched vessels TRINITARIAN trinitarianTrinitarian, n. one who believes in the Trinity TRINITY trinityTrinity, n. three persons united in one GODHEAD TRINKET trinketTrinket, n. a toy, thing of small value, trifle TRINOMIAL trinomialTrinomial, a. containing three terms or names TRIO trioTrio, n. a concert of three parts, three TRIOBOLAR triobolarTriobolar, a. mean, vile, worthless, common, ob. TRIOCTILE trioctileTrioctile, n. three eighths of a circle TRIP tripTrip, v. to stumble, mistake, err strike up the feet, supplant, detect, go nimbly TRIP (2) trip (2)Trip, n. a stumble, mistake, error, short voyage TRIPARTITE tripartiteTripartite, a. divided into three parts or shares TRIPE tripeTripe, n. a food, the paunch of an ox, the belly TRIPETALOUS tripetalousTripetalous, a. having three petals TRIPHINNATE triphinnateTriphinnate, a. having a triple series of wings, having bipinnate leaves on each side TRIPHYLLOUS triphyllousTriphyllous, a. having three leaves TRIPLE tripleTriple, a. treble, threefold, taken threetimes TRIPLENERVE triplenerveTriplenerve, a. having three nerves, each branching into three TRIPLET tripletTriplet, n. three of a kind, three lines in poetry TRIPLICATE triplicateTriplicate, a. thrice as much, trebled, cubed TRIPLICATION triplicationTriplication, n. the act of trebling or cubing TRIPLICITY triplicityTriplicity, n. trebleness, a threefold state TRIPOD tripod|triposTripod, or Tripos, n. a seat or stool with three feet TRIPOLI tripoliTripoli, n. a city, a species of argillaceous earth TRIPOLINE tripolineTripoline, a. pertaining to Tripoli in Africa TRIPPER tripperTripper, n. one who trips, one who walks nimbly TRIPPING trippingTripping, n. a quick walking, a light dance TRIPPING (2) tripping (2)Tripping, a. supplanting, passing quickly, nimble TRIPPINGLY trippinglyTrippingly, ad. fast, quickly, nimbly, with agility TRIPTHONG tripthongTripthong, n. a union of three vowels TRIPTOTE triptoteTriptote, n. a noun which has only three cases TRIQUETROUS triquetrousTriquetrous, a. having three plain sides TRIREME triremeTrireme, n. a vessel with three benches of oars TRISECTION trisectionTrisection, n. a division into three equal parts TRISPAST trispast|trispastionTrispast, or Trispastion, n. a machine with three puds TRISPERMOUS trispermousTrispermous, a. bearing three seeds TRISTFUL tristfulTristful, a. sad, heavy, gloomy, melancholy, ob. TRISULE trisuleTrisule, n. any thing having three points TRISYLLABIC trisyllabicTrisyllabic, a. pertaining to a trisyllable TRISYLLABLE trisyllableTrisyllable, n. a word containing three syllables TRITE triteTrite, a. common, old, stale, threadbare, worn out TRITELY tritelyTritely, ad. in a trite manner, commonly, stalely TRITENESS tritenessTriteness, n. a trite state, great commonness TRITERNATE triternateTriternate, a. having three ternate leaflets, or the three divisions of a triple petiole divided into threes TRITHEISM tritheismTritheism, n. the worship or belief of three gods TRITON tritonTriton, n. a sea god, a trumpeter to Neptune, a beautiful song bird of the W. Indies TRITONE tritoneTritone, n. in music, false concord consisting of a greater third and a greater tone TRITURABLE triturableTriturable, a. that is possible to be pounded TRITURATE triturateTriturate, v.t. to pound, bruise, reduce to powder TRITURATION triturationTrituration, n. a rubbing to powder, a thrashing TRITURIUM trituriumTriturium, n. a vessel for separating liquors of different densities TRIUMPH triumphTriumph, n. joy or pomp for success, a conquest TRIUMPH (2) triumph (2)Triumph, v.i. to exult, glory, rejoice for victory TRIUMPHAL triumphalTriumphal, n. a triumph, a token of victory TRIUMPHAL (2) triumphal (2)Triumphal, a. used in celebrating a victory, grand TRIUMPHANT triumphantTriumphant, a. celebrating a victory, victorious TRIUMPHANTLY triumphantlyTriumphantly, ad. in a triumphant manner TRIUMPHER triumpherTriumpher, n. one who triumphs, one who exults TRIUMVIR triumvirTriumvir, n. one of three men in the same office TRIUMVIRAL triumviralTriumviral, a. pertaining to a triumvirate TRIUMVIRATE triumvirateTriumvirate, n. a government by three men TRIUNE triuneTriune, a. three in one, three joined in one TRIVALVULAR trivalvular|trivalveTrivalvular, or Trivalve, a. having three valves TRIVIAL trivialTrivial, a. trifling, inconsiderable, worthless TRIVIALLY triviallyTrivially, ad. triflingly, lightly, meanly, vulgarly TRIVIALNESS trivialnessTrivialness, n. lightness, lowness, commonness TRNASFERREE trnasferreeTrnasferree, n. he to whom a transfer is made TROAT troatTroat, v.i. to cry out, to cry like rutting bucks TROCAR trocarTrocar, n. a surgical instrument for dropsies TROCHAIC trochaic|trochaicalTrochaic, or Trochaical, [ch as k] a. consisting of trochees TROCHANTER trochanterTrochanter, [ch as k] n. a projection of the high bone TROCHEE trocheeTrochee, n. a foot of a long and short syllable TROCHIL trochilTrochil, n. a hollow ring round a column next to the tore TROCHILICS trochilicsTrochilics, n. pl. the science of rotary motion, ob. TROCHISH trochish|trochiskTrochish, or Trochisk, n. a kind of medical lozenge, ob. TROCHLEARY trochlearyTrochleary, [ch as k] a. resembling a pulley TROCHOID trochoidTrochoid, n. another name for the cycloid TROD trod|troddenTrod, or Trodden, pret. and pa. pass. of to tread TROFFERS troffersTroffers, n. see trowsers TROGLODYTE troglodyteTroglodyte, n. one who inhabits only caves TROJAN trojanTrojan, n. a native of ancient Troy TROJAN (2) trojan (2)Trojan, a. pertaining to Troy TROLL trollTroll, v. to move circularly, roll, rove, fish for pike TROLLOP trollopTrollop, n. a slattern, a slovenly woman or dress TROMP trompTromp, n. a blowing machine formed by a hollow tree, used in furnaces TROMPIL trompilTrompil, n. an aperture in a tromp TROOP troopTroop, n. a body of soldiers, a number of people TROOP (2) troop (2)Troop, v.i. to march in a body, go in haste, stock TROOPER trooperTrooper, n. a horse-soldier, horseman, good rider TROPE tropeTrope, n. a figure used in speech, turn, change TROPHLED trophledTrophled, a. adorned with trophies, fine TROPHY trophyTrophy, n. something taken in battle, an ornament TROPIC tropicTropic, n. the line which bounds the sun's course north and south of the equator TROPICAL tropicalTropical, a. placed near the tropics, figurative TROPOLOGICAL tropologicalTropological, a. varied by the tropes, moral TROPOLOGY tropologyTropology, n. a variation by tropes or figures TROT trotTrot, v.t. to ride in a trot, to walk fast TROT (2) trot (2)Trot, n. a jolting high pace of a horse, walk, old TROTH trothTroth, n. truth, faith, faithfulness, a petty oath, ob. TROTHLESS trothlessTrothless, a. faithless, false, trecherous, base, ob. TROTHPLIGHT trothplightTrothplight, a. betrothed, espoused, contracted, ob. TROTTER trotterTrotter, n. a trotting horse, a sheep's foot TROUBLE troubleTrouble, v.t. to perplex, disturb, vex, afflict, sue TROUBLE (2) trouble (2)Trouble, n. calamity, disturbance, inconvenience TROUBLER troubler|troublestateTroubler, or Troublestate, n. one who gives trouble, one who makes a disturbance, a makebate TROUBLESOME troublesomeTroublesome, a. vexatious, tiresome, teasing, sad TROUBLESOMELY troublesomelyTroublesomely, ad. in a troublesome manner TROUBLESOMENESS troublesomenessTroublesomeness, n. vexatiousness, uneasiness TROUBLOUS troublousTroublous, a. tumultuous, mad, confused, mixed TROUGH troughTrough, [trauf] n. a vessel, long hollowed thing TROUL troulTroul, v.t. to move fast, roll, see troll TROUNCE trounceTrounce, v.i. to punish, beat, harass, sue, cheat TROUT troutTrout, n. a fine fish, an honest silly fellow TROUTSTREAM troutstreamTroutstream, n. a river in which trouts breed TROVER troverTrover, n. an action for goods that are found and not delivered to the owner upon demand made TROW trowTrow, v.i. to imagin, think, conceive, suppose TROWEL trowelTrowel, n. a tool to lay bricks in mortar with TROWSERS trowsersTrowsers, n.pl. a loose garment for men in lieu of breeches TROY troy|troyweightTroy, or Troyweight, n. a weight of 12 oz. to the lb. TRUANT truantTruant, n. one who keeps from school, an idler TRUANT (2) truant (2)Truant, a. idle, lazy, slothful, loitering, careless TRUANT (3) truant (3)Truant, v.i. to idle, be lazy, loiter, keep from duty TRUANTSHIP truantshipTruantship, n. idleness, negligence, carelessness TRUBTAIL trubtailTrubtail, n. a short squat woman, a fat woman TRUCE truceTruce, n. a temporary peace, intermission, stop, rest TRUCIDATION trucidationTrucidation, n. the act of killing, cruel murder TRUCK truckTruck, v.t. to exchange; n. an exchange of goods TRUCK (2) truck (2)Truck, n. a circular piece of wood for various purposes, a low carriage so called from its wheels, or trucks TRUCKING truckingTrucking, n. the act of exchanging commodities TRUCKLE truckleTruckle, v.t. to submit, yield, creep, roll TRUCKLEBED trucklebedTrucklebed, n. a low bed that runs under another TRUCKMAN truckmanTruckman, n. one who manages a truck TRUCULENT truculentTruculent, a. cruel, barbarous, terrible of aspect TRUDGE trudgeTrudge, v.i. to jog on heavily, go, walk, moil TRUE trueTrue, a. certain, faithful, steady, exact, genuine TRUEBORN truebornTrueborn, a. having a right by birth, lawful TRUEBRED truebredTruebred, a. coming of a good or right breed TRUEHEARTED trueheartedTruehearted, a. honest, faithful, sincere, upright TRUEHEARTEDNESS trueheartednessTrueheartedness, n. honesty, faithfulness TRUENESS truenessTrueness, n. honesty, faithfulness, sincerity TRUEPENNY truepennyTruepenny, n. a worthy honest fellow, a firiend TRUFFLE truffleTruffle, n. a kind of subterranous mushroom TRUG trug|truggTrug, or Trugg, n. a tray, bed, ancient measure TRUISM truismTruism, n. a most undoubted truth, certainty, fact TRULL trullTrull, n. a low vagrant strumpet; v.t. to trundle TRULY trulyTruly, ad. really, certainly, indeed, exactly, even TRUMP trumpTrump, n. a trumpet, turn-up card, expedient TRUMP (2) trump (2)Trump, v.t. to play a trump, devise, forge TRUMPERY trumperyTrumpery, n. trifles, trash, idle talk, falsehood TRUMPET trumpetTrumpet, n. a shrill musical instrument TRUMPET (2) trumpet (2)Trumpet, v.t. to sound, proclaim, tell abroad TRUMPETER trumpeterTrumpeter, n. one who sounds a trumpet or praise TRUMPETTONGUED trumpettonguedTrumpettongued, a. speaking very loud or high TRUNCATE truncateTruncate, v.t. to cut short, lop, maim, mangle TRUNCATE (2) truncate (2)Truncate, a. cut off short, ending abruptly TRUNCATION truncationTruncation, n. the act of lopping or maiming TRUNCHEON truncheonTruncheon, v.t. to beat with a truncheon TRUNCHEONEER truncheoneerTruncheoneer, n. one armed with a truncheon TRUNDLE trundleTrundle, v.i. to twirl, roll, bowl, turn round TRUNDLE (2) trundle (2)Trundle, n. any round rolling thing, a carriage TRUNDLEBED trundlebedTrundlebed, n. a bed on trundles TRUNDLETAIL trundletailTrundletail, n. a name of a dog, round tail TRUNDLING trundlingTrundling, n. the act of twirling or rolling on TRUNK trunkTrunk, n. the body of any thing, a sort of chest, the proboseis of an elephant, a long tube TRUNKED trunkedTrunked, a. having a trunk, cut off, maimed TRUNKHOSE trunkhoseTrunkhose, n. very large breeches worn formerly TRUNNIONS trunnionsTrunnions, n. pl. the knobs upon great guns TRUNUEL trunuelTrunuel, n. a long wooden pin to fasten a ship's planks TRUSION trusionTrusion, n. the act of thrusting or pushing forward TRUSS trussTruss, n. a bandage for ruptures, a bundle of hay, a machine to pull a yard close to the mast TRUSS (2) truss (2)Truss, v. to pack close, gird, skewer, snatch up TRUST trustTrust, n. confidence, credit, charge, care TRUST (2) trust (2)Trust, v.t. to confide, rely, believe, credit, fell upon credit, commit to any one's care TRUSTEE trusteeTrustee, n. one who is instrusted with any thing TRUSTER trusterTruster, n. one who trusts, one who credits TRUSTILY trustilyTrustily, ad. faithfully, honestly, sincerely TRUSTINESS trustinessTrustiness, n. fidelity, honesty, integrity, purity TRUSTY trustyTrusty, a. fit to be trusted, faithful, honest, true TRUTH truthTruth, n. reality, certainty, faithfulness, honesty TRUTHLESS truthlessTruthless, a. destitute of veracity, lying TRUTINATION trutinationTrutination, n. the act of wighing or balancing, ob. TRUTINE trutineTrutine, n. a method to rectify nativities, ob. TRY tryTry, v.t. to examin, prove, endeavor, attempt TUB tubTub, n. a wooden vessel of various sizes and uses TUB (2) tub (2)Tub, n. a pull, pull with force, effort, waggon TUBE tubeTube, n. a pipe, siphon, long hollow body, hole TUBERCLE tubercleTubercle, n. a small swelling or tumor, a pimple TUBERCULATE tuberculate|tuberculousTuberculate, or Tuberculous, a. having pimples or small swellings TUBEROSE tuberoseTuberose, n. a sweet smelling flower, a plant TUBEROUS tuberousTuberous, a. full of knobs or swellings, knotty TUBULAR tubular|tubulate|tubulousTubular, or Tubulate, or Tubulous, a. long and hollow TUBULE tubuleTubule, n. a small tube, a small pipe TUBULIFORM tubuliformTubuliform, a. in the shape of a tube TUCAN tucanTucan, n. a genus of birds with a large bill like a pipe TUCK tuckTuck, n. a kind of long narrow sword, net, fold TUCK (2) tuck (2)Tuck, v.t. to lie close, inclose, fold, draw, full TUCKER tuckerTucker, n. a slip of linen, about the breast TUCKET tucketTucket, n. a voluntary in music, prelude, first piece TUESDAY tuesdayTuesday, n. the third day of the week TUFACEOUS tufaceousTufaceous, a. pertaining to or like tufa TUFFOON tuffoon|typhonTuffoon, or Typhon, n. a violent tempest or tornado TUFT tuftTuft, n. a cluster of trees, grass, hair, a clump TUFT (2) tuft (2)Tuft, v.t. to adorn, make or plant with a tuft TUFTAF FETY tuftaf fetyTuftaf fety, n. a tufted or shaggy kind of silk TUFTED tuftedTufted, pa. adorned or covered with tufts TUFTY tuftyTufty, a. growing in tufts or clusters, bushy TUG tugTug, v. to pull, pluck, draw, contend, labor TUITION tuitionTuition, n. instruction, guardianship, protection TULIP tulipTulip, n. a large and beautiful flower TULIPTREE tuliptreeTuliptree, n. a tree in America having flowers like a tulip TUMBLE tumbleTumble, n. a fall, cast, downfal, accident TUMBLE (2) tumble (2)Tumble, v. to fall, throw down, roll, turn over TUMBLER tumblerTumbler, n. one who shows feats of tumbling, a glass, a dog TUMBREL tumbrel|tumbrilTumbrel, or Tumbril, n. a dungcart, a dunghill TUMEFACTION tumefactionTumefaction, n. the act of swelling, a swelling TUMESY tumesyTumesy, v. to make to swell, swell, rise, puff up TUMID tumidTumid, a. swelled, puffed up, big, pompous, proud TUMOR tumorTumor, n. a morbid swelling, puffy grandeur, pride TUMOROUS tumorousTumorous, a. swelling, falsely magnificient, vain TUMULAR tumularTumular, a. pertaining to artificial hillocks TUMULATE tumulateTumulate, v. to bury, inter, swell, rise, ob. TUMULOSE tumuloseTumulose, a. full of hills, hilly, irregular, rough TUMULT tumultTumult, n. a wild commotion, riot, bustle, stir TUMULTUARILY tumultuarilyTumultuarily, ad. in a tumultuary manner TUMULTUARINESS tumultuarinessTumultuariness, n. turbulence, confusion, noise TUMULTUARY tumultuaryTumultuary, a. confused, disorderly, riotous, noisy TUMULTUATION tumultuationTumultuation, n. a very confused agitation, a riot TUMULTUOUS tumultuousTumultuous, a. turbulent, hot, violent, noisy TUMULTUOUSLY tumultuouslyTumultuously, ad. with confusion and violence TUN tunTun, n. a cask of four hogsheads, 2 hundred weight, a space in a ship to contain a tun TUN (2) tun (2)Tun, v.t. to put into a cask, to barrel up drink TUNABLE tunableTunable, a. harmonious, musical, sweet, pleasing TUNABLENESS tunablenessTunableness, n. harmony, melodiousness, music TUNABLY tunablyTunably, ad. harmoniously, melodiously, sweetly TUNBELLIED tunbelliedTunbellied, a. having a very large belly, heavy TUNE tuneTune, n. harmony, an air, order, state, fit temper TUNE (2) tune (2)Tune, v.t. to put into a musical state, prepare, sing TUNEFUL tunefulTuneful, a. harmonious, melodious, musical TUNELESS tunelessTuneless, a. destitute of harmony, harsh, rough TUNER tunerTuner, n. one who tunes or prepares, one who sings TUNG tungTung, n. the instrument of speech, language, an insect TUNGSTATE tungstateTungstate, n. a salt composed of tungstenic acid and a base TUNGSTEN tungsten|tungsteniteTungsten, or Tungstenite, n. a metal of a brown or steel gray color TUNGSTIC tungstic|tungstenicTungstic, or Tungstenic, a. pertaining to tungsten TUNGUSIAN tungusianTungusian, a. pertaining to the Tunguses, a race of Asiatics near the sources of the Amur TUNIC tunicTunic, n. a child's upper garment, waistcoat, skin TUNICATE tunicateTunicate, a. having tunics or covers lying over each other TUNICLE tunicleTunicle, n. a cover, integument, case, thin skin TUNISIAN tunisianTunisian, n. a native of Tunis TUNISIAN (2) tunisian (2)Tunisian, a. pertaining to Tunis TUNNAGE tunnageTunnage, n. amount of tuns, money paid by the ton TUNNEL tunnelTunnel, n. a funnel, part of a chimney, wide net TUNNEL (2) tunnel (2)Tunnel, v. to form like a tunnel, catch, net, fill TUNNY tunnyTunny, n. the name of a seafish TUP tupTup, v. to butt or cover like a ram; n. a ram TUPELO tupeloTupelo, n. a tree, a species of nyffa TURACO turacoTuraco, n. a bird with elegant plumage TURBAN turbanTurban, n. the head covering used by the Turks TURBANED turbanedTurbaned, a. wearing or having a turban TURBARY turbaryTurbary, n. the right or privilege of digging turf TURBID turbidTurbid, a. thick, muddy, foul, disturbed TURBIDNESS turbidnessTurbidness, n. thickness, muddiness, foulness TURBINATE turbinateTurbinate, a. twisted, spiral, made like a cone or top TURBITH turbithTurbith, n. yellow precipitate, a purgative herb TURBOT turbotTurbot, n. a much admired seafish TURBULENCE turbulence|turbulencyTurbulence, or Turbulency, n. tumult, confusion TURBULENT turbulentTurbulent, a. tumultuous, agitated, violent TURBULENTLY turbulentlyTurbulently, ad. tumultuously, with confusion TURCISM turcismTurcism, n. the religion of the Turks, Mahometanism TURCOMANIC turcomanicTurcomanic, a. pertaining to Turcomania, now Armenia in Asia and its inhabitants the Turcomans TURF turfTurf, n. a clod covered with grass, peat, cloth TURF (2) turf (2)Turf, v.t. to cover or adorn with turfs TURFY turfyTurfy, a. full of or having turfs, like turf, green TURGENT turgentTurgent, a. swelling, protuberant, jutting out TURGESCENCE turgescenceTurgescence, n. the act of swelling, a swelled state TURGID turgidTurgid, a. tumid, swelled, bloated, bombastic, big TURGIDNESS turgidnessTurgidness, n. a turgid or swelled state, bombast TURIONIFEROUS turioniferousTurioniferous, a. producing shoots TURK turkTurk, n. a native or inhabitant of Turkey TURKISH turkishTurkish, a. pertaining to Turkey or the Turks TURKOIS turkois|turcolsTurkois, or Turcols, n. a fine blue stone TURKY turkyTurky, n. a genus of large fowls native of Am. TURM turmTurm, n. a troop, body, great number, ob. TURMALIN (2) turmalin (2)Turmalin, n. a siliceous stone of remarkable electrical properties TURMERIC turmericTurmeric, n. an Indian root used in dying TURMOIL turmoilTurmoil, n. trouble, disturbance, stir, uneasiness TURMOIL (2) turmoil (2)Turmoil, v. to labor hard, toil, weary, disturb TURN turnTurn, v.t. to move round, form, change, transform TURN (2) turn (2)Turn, n. the act of moving about, change, chance TURNCOAT turncoatTurncoat, n. an apostate, one who changes sides TURNER turnerTurner, n. one who turns in a lathe TURNING turningTurning, n. a winding, a bending, a curdling TURNINGNESS turningnessTurningness, n. the state or quality or turning, ob. TURNIP turnipTurnip, n. the name of a good well known root TURNPIKE turnpikeTurnpike, n. a toll-gate set on a road, a road on which a turnpike is erected TURNPIKE (2) turnpike (2)Turnpike, v.t. to form or erect a turnpike TURNSICK turnsickTurnsick, a. quite giddy, lightheaded, whirling TURNSOLE turnsoleTurnsole, n. a plant, the wart wort, a dye TURNSPIT turnspitTurnspit, n. one who turns a spit, a kind of dog TURNSTILE turnstileTurnstile, n. a kind of turning or whirling stile TURPENTINE turpentineTurpentine, n. a clear gum from the pine TURPITUDE turpitudeTurpitude, n. inherent vileness, great baseness TURQUOISE turquoiseTurquoise, n. ivory penetrated with the blue calx of copper TURRET turretTurret, n. a small tower, a little eminence TURRETED turretedTurreted, a. having a turret, built like a tower TURTLE turtleTurtle, n. a kind of dove, turtledove, sea-tortoise TURTLEDOVE turtledoveTurtledove, n. a species of dove, a sort of pigeon TUSA tusaTusa, n. a stone consisting of volcanic matter concreted TUSCAN tuscanTuscan, a. denoting an order in architecture, or the most simple columns; pertaining to Tuscany in Italy TUSCAN (2) tuscan (2)Tuscan, n. a native of Tuscany TUSH tush|tuskTush, or Tusk, n. a fang, a very large foretooth TUSH (2) tush (2)|tutTush, or Tut, exclam. expressing dislike TUSKED tusked|tuskyTusked, or Tusky, a. furnished with tusks, hostile TUTELAGE tutelageTutelage, n. guardianship, care, protection, support TUTELAR tutelar|tutelaryTutelar, or Tutelary, a. guarding, protecting, kind TUTENAG tutenagTutenag, n. a mineral composed of zink and iron TUTOR tutorTutor, n. one who instructs youths, a preceptor TUTOR (2) tutor (2)Tutor, v.t. to teach, instruct, bring up, chide TUTORAGE tutorageTutorage, n. the office of a tutor, education TUTORESS tutoressTutoress, n. an instructress, mistress, governess TUTORING tutoringTutoring, n. the act of instructing, education TUTSAN tutsanTutsan, n. a plant, park-leaves TUTTY tuttyTutty, n. flowers of zink, nosegay, posey TUZ tuz|tuzzTuz, or Tuzz, n. a lock, bunch or tuft of hair TWAIN twainTwain, a. two, both; ad.in two parts, asunder TWANG twangTwang, n. a sharp quick sound, a strange accent TWANGING twangingTwanging, n. the act of sounding sharply TWANGLING twanglingTwangling, a. contemptibly noisy, troublesone TWANK twankTwank, v.i. to make to sound, clank, twang'twas, contr. contraction of it was TWANT twantTwant, ad. with a sharp and quick sound TWATTLE twattleTwattle, v.i. to prate, gabble, chatter, talk idly TWEAG tweag|tweakTweag, or Tweak, v.t. to pinch, squeeze, perplex TWEAG (2) tweag (2)|tweak (2)Tweag, or Tweak, n. a pinch, squeeze, perplex TWEEDLE tweedleTweedle, v.t. to handle lightly or softly TWEEDLEDUM tweedledum|tweedledeeTweedledum, or Tweedledee, n. a musician in contempt TWEEZERS tweezersTweezers, n. pl. nippers, small pinchers TWELFTH twelfthTwelfth, a. the second in order after the tenth TWELFTHTIDE twelfthtideTwelfthtide, n. the twelfth day, the Epiphany TWELVE twelveTwelve, a. two and ten, six repeated twice TWELVEMONTH twelvemonthTwelvemonth, n. a year of solar months TWELVEPENCE twelvepenceTwelvepence, n. a shilling, a penny taken twelve times TWELVEPENNY twelvepennyTwelvepenny, n. sold for or valued at a shilling TWELVESCORE twelvescoreTwelvescore, a. twenty repeated twelve times TWENTY twentyTwenty, a. twice ten, ten taken or added twice TWIBIL twibilTwibil, n. a halberd, an iron tool used by paviers TWICE twiceTwice, ad. two times, double, over again, once TWIDDLE twiddleTwiddle, v.t. to tweedle, to touch lightly TWIG twigTwig, n. a small shoot of a branch, switch, sprout TWIGGEN twiggenTwiggen, a. made of or resembling twigs TWIGGGY twigggyTwigggy, a. full of or having twigs, like twigs TWILIGHT twilightTwilight, n. a light before and after the sun is seen TWILIGHT (2) twilight (2)Twilight, a. deeply shaded, obscure, dusky, dull TWILL twillTwill, v.t. to weave in ribs or diges TWIN twinTwin, n. one of two born or produced together TWIN (2) twin (2)Twin, v. to bring two, pair, be paired, depart TWINBORN twinbornTwinborn, a. born at one or the same birth TWINE twineTwine, v. to twist, wrap, wind, bend, unite TWINE (2) twine (2)Twine, n. a twist, twisted thread, close embrace TWINGE twingeTwinge, n. a tweak, sharp sudden pain, pinch, gripe TWINK twinkTwink, n. a quick motion of the eye, a moment TWINKLE twinkleTwinkle, v.i. toopen and shut the eye, to sparkle TWINKLING twinklingTwinkling, n. a motion of the eye, a spark of light TWINLING twinlingTwinling, n. the name of a twin-lamb TWINNER twinnerTwinner, n. one who breeds or produces twins TWIRL twirlTwirl, v.t. to turn or move round, to whirl TWIRL (2) twirl (2)Twirl, n. a quick circular motion, turn, twist TWIST twistTwist, v.t. to form by complication, wind, turn TWIST (2) twist (2)Twist, n. thread made by winding together, twitch, cord, twig TWISTER twisterTwister, n. one who twists TWIT twitTwit, v.t. to reproach, upbraid, sneer at, flout TWITCH twitchTwitch, v.t. to snatch, pluck forcibly, shoot pain TWITCH (2) twitch (2)Twitch, n. a quick or sudden pull, twinge, pain TWITTER twitterTwitter, v.i. to make a noise like swallows TWITTER (2) twitter (2)Twitter, n. a disorder of passion, fit of laughter, fear, fright, confusion, agitation, fret TWITTLETWATTLE twittletwattleTwittletwattle, n. idle talk, gabble, tattle; v.i. to prate TWIXT twixtTwixt, contr. contraction of betwixt TWOEDGED twoedgedTwoedged, a. having an edge on both sides TWOFOLD twofoldTwofold, a. double; ad. doubly, twice, two times TWOHANDED twohandedTwohanded, a. big, bulky, enormous, very strong TWOPENCE twopenceTwopence, n. a penny twice told, a silver coin TYCHONIC tychonicTychonic, [ch as k] a. pertaining to Tycho Brahe or is system of astronomy TYMBAL tymbalTymbal, n. a large drum, a kind of kettle-drum TYMPAN tympanTympan, n. a printer's frame, pannel, ornament, area of a pediment, a wheel with pins to turn a windlass TYMPANUM tympanumTympanum, n. a drum, drum of the ear, wheel TYMPANY tympanyTympany, n. a disease, a hard swelling of the belly TYPE typeType, n. an emblem, token, stamp, printing-letter TYPICALLY typicallyTypically, ad. in a figurative manner, allusively TYPIFY typifyTypify, v.t. to figure out, point out, represent TYPOGRAPHER typographerTypographer, n. one who prints, a printer TYPOGRAPHICAL typographicalTypographical, a. belonging to types or printing TYPOGRAPHY typographyTypography, n. the art of printing with letters TYRANNESS tyrannessTyranness, n. a female tyrant TYRANNIC tyrannic|tyrannicalTyrannic, or Tyrannical, a. like a tyrant, despotic TYRANNICALLY tyrannicallyTyrannically, ad. cruelly, despotically TYRANNICIDE tyrannicideTyrannicide, n. one who murders a tyrant TYRANNIZE tyrannizeTyrannize, v.i. to act the tyrant, rule arbitrarily TYRANNOUS tyrannousTyrannous, a. cruel, arbitrary, despotic TYRANNY tyrannyTyranny, n. cruel government, unjust severity, rigor TYRANT tyrantTyrant, n. a cruel despotic ruler, an oppressor TYRIAN tyrianTyrian, n. a native of Tyre TYRIAN (2) tyrian (2)Tyrian, a. pertaining to Tyre TYRO tyroTyro, n. a beginner, novice, student, apprentice TYROLESE tyroleseTyrolese, n. an inhabitant of Tyrol, in Austria TYROLESE (2) tyrolese (2)Tyrolese, a. pertaining to Tyrol and its people TYRSHENE tyrsheneTyrshene, a. pertaining to Tuscany in Italy TZAR tzarTzar, n. the emperor of Russia [true pron. of czar]