Term (2)
Termv.t.to call, name, denominate, style
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Termagancy
Termagancyn.turbulence, crossness, great noise
Termagant
Termagantn.a scold;a.turbulent, furious
Termer
Termern.one who attends the term of a court
Terminal
Terminala.ending, growing at the end
Terminate
Terminatev.to limit, bound, conclude, end
Termination
Terminationn.a limiting, term, conclusion, end
Terminator
Terminatorn.in astronomy, the circle of illumination
Terminer
Terminern.a determining or trial of malefactors
Termless
Termlessa.unlimited, boundless, endless
Termly
Termlyad.term by term, in every county
Termor
Termorn.one entitled to an estate for years
Tern
Ternn.a water fowl of several varieties
Tern (2)
Terna.three, consisting of three
Ternary
Ternary
Ternate
Ternatea.divided into three, having three leaflets on a petiole
Ternate (2)
Ternaten.a species of bat
Terrace
Terracen.a small grassy hill or mount, a flat roof
Terraced
Terraceda.made with or having terraces
Terraqueous
Terraqueousa.composed of land and water
Terrel
Terreln.a little earth, or blobular magnet
Terrene
Terrene
Terrene (2)
Terrenen.the surface of the earth
Terrestrial
Terrestriala.belonging to the earth, worldly
Terrestrify
Terrestrifyv.t.to reduce to the state of earth, ob.
Terrible
Terriblea.formidable, dreadful, excessive
Terribleness
Terriblenessn.formidableness, dreadfulness