Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Traveller

Travellern.one who travels or goes journeys

1325

Traveltainted

Traveltainteda.fatigued, wearied, harassed, ob.

1326

Traversable

Traversablea.that may be traversed or denied

1327

Traverse

Traversead.andpr.athwart, crosswise, across

1328

Traverse (2)

Traversea.lying across;n.any thing set across

1329

Traverse (3)

Traversev.to cross, sail across, wander over, use a posture of opposition, turn, survey, examine

1330

Traversesailing

Traversesailingn.sailing in different directions

1331

Travesty

Travestya.burlesqued, ridiculed, ridiculous

1332

Travesty (2)

Travestyn.a burlesque translation

1333

Tray

Trayn.a hollow trough of wood;v.t.to betray

1334

Traytrip

Traytripn.a kind of play, game, sport, ob.

1335

Treacherous

Treacherous, or Trecherousa.faithless, perfidious, false, base

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Treacherously

Treacherouslyad.faithlessly, perfidiously, basely

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Treachery

Treacheryn.perfidy, deceit, fraud, breach of faith

1338

Treacle

Treaclen.the spume of sugar in refineries, a medicin

1339

Tread

Tread, or Tredn.a step with the foot, path

1340

Tread (2)

Treadv.trod,pret.trod, trodden,pa.to set the foot, walk, beat, crush, cover

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Treader

Treadern.one who treads, one who struts about

1342

Treadle

Treadle, or Treddlen.a part of a loom, the sperm of cock

1343

Treason

Treasonn.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

1344

Treasonable

Treasonablea.having the nature of treason

1345

Treasure

Treasuren.wealth laid up, a store, abundance

1346

Treasure (2)

Treasurev.t.to lay up, hoard, provide a supply

1347

Treasurer

Treasurern.an officer who keeps public money, or a company fund

1348

Treasureship

Treasureshipn.the office of treasurer

1349

Treasury

Treasuryn.a place where public money, or a company fund is kept

1350

Treat

Treatv.to negotiate, settle, entertain, discourse