Tiffany
Tiffanyn.a very thin kind of silk
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Tiffanyn.a very thin kind of silk
Tigern.an animal of the feline kind, very rapacious
Tigerfooteda.hastening to devour, furious, mad
Tighta.tense, close, difficult, cleanly dressed, tidy
Tightenv.t.to make tight or close, to straiten
Tightern.a string to tie women's hair with
Tightisha.rather tight, neat, pretty well
Tightlyad.closely, narrowly, neatly, tidily
Tightnessn.closeness, compactness, difficulty
Tigressn.a wild beast, female tiger, fury
Tiken.a clown, bullock, heifer, insect, dog's name
Tilen.a plate of burnt clay to cover houses with
Tilev.t.to cover or secure with tiles, to guard
Tilern.one who wiles, a freemason's porter
Tilingn.the act of laying tiles, a roof covered with tiles
Tilln.a money-box in a shop, a shelf
Tillconj.until, to the time or degree;pr.unto
Tillv.t.to cultivate, plow, dig, turn up, sow
Tillablea.that may be tilled or cultivated
Tillagen.the act or art of tilling land, culture
Tillern.a plowman, handle of a rudder, till
Tillerv.i.to put forth shoots or cions
Tillingn.the act of cultivating land, culture
Tillyvalleya.trifling, impertinent, silly, foolish
Tilmann.a man who tills land, an husbandman
Tiltn.a cover of a boat, military game, thrus
Tiltv.to cover, turn up, incline, fall, thrust