Tip (2)
Tipv.to top, end, cover on the end, point, tap
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Tipv.to top, end, cover on the end, point, tap
Tipv.t.to lower on one end as a cart
Tippetn.a kind of covering for a woman's neck
Tipplen.drink, liquor;v.i.to drink to excess
Tippledpa. a.fuddled, muddled, drunk, tipsy
Tipplern.a drinker, drunkard, toper, sot
Tipstaffn.an officer, kind of constable, staff
Tipsya.almost drunk or fuddled, merry, drunk
Tiptoen.the ned of the toes, a very silent gait
Tiren.a rank, row, headdress, furniture, base
Tirev.to fatigue or be fatigued, harass, dress
Tirednessn.a tired state, weariness, fatigue
Tiresomea.wearisome, troublesome, tedious
Tiresomenessn.wearisomeness, tediousness, slowness
Tirewomann.one who makes headdresses
Tiringroomn.a room used by players to dress in
Tiscontr.a contraction of it is
Tisrin.a Jewish month answering to part of Sept and of Oct.
Tissuev.t.to interweave, variegate, adorn
Tissuen.cloth or silk wrought with gold or silver
Titn.a small horse, woman, little bird
Titanic, or Titaniana.relating to the Titans, giants or children of Anac
Titaniten.a new discovered fossil of a brownish red color
Titanitica.pertaining to titanite
Titbitn.a delicate bit, delicacy, very nice food
Tithable, or Titheablea.subject to pay tithes
Tithen.the tenth part of any thing, a portion