Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Transmit

Transmitv.t.to send from one place to another

1271

Transmittal

Transmittaln.a transmission, a conveyance

1272

Transmutable

Transmutablea.capable of being changed

1273

Transmutation

Transmutationn.change into another substance

1274

Transmute

Transmutev.t.to change to another substance

1275

Transmuter

Transmutern.one who transmutes or changes

1276

Transom

Transomn.a lintel over a doorcase, a beam across the stern post of a ship, or accross a window, vane of a cross-staff

1277

Transparency

Transparencyn.the power of transmitting light, clearness

1278

Transparent

Transparent, or Transpicuousa.that may be seen through, clear, pellucid

1279

Transpierce

Transpiercev.t.to penetrate, go through, pass

1280

Transpiration

Transpirationn.an emission in or by vapor

1281

Transpire

Transpirev.to emit in vapor, to become known

1282

Transplace

Transplacev.t.to remove to some other place

1283

Transplant

Transplantv.t.to plant in another place

1284

Transplantation

Transplantationn.the act of removing, conveyance

1285

Transplanter

Transplantern.one who transplants or removes

1286

Transport

Transportn.a criminal banished, ecstacy, rapture, delight, ship to carry soldiers in, carriage

1287

Transport (2)

Transportv.t.to banish, to ravish with pleasure, carry or convey

1288

Transportable

Transportablea.that may be transported

1289

Transportance

Transportancen.a conveyance, removal, ob.

1290

Transportation

Transportationn.banishment, carriage, fury, rage

1291

Transporter

Transportern.one who transports or removes

1292

Transposal

Transposaln.the act of displacing, a changing of place or order

1293

Transpose

Transposev.t.to displace, to change places

1294

Transposition

Transpositionn.the act of displacing, a change

1295

Transshape

Transshapev.t.to change or vary the shape, ob.

1296

Transubstantiate

Transubstantiatev.t.to change the substance