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Trnasferreen.he to whom a transfer is made
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Trnasferreen.he to whom a transfer is made
Troatv.i.to cry out, to cry like rutting bucks
Trocarn.a surgical instrument for dropsies
Trochaic, or Trochaical, [ch as k]a.consisting of trochees
Trochanter, [ch as k]n.a projection of the high bone
Trocheen.a foot of a long and short syllable
Trochiln.a hollow ring round a column next to the tore
Trochilicsn. pl.the science of rotary motion, ob.
Trochish, or Trochiskn.a kind of medical lozenge, ob.
Trochleary, [ch as k]a.resembling a pulley
Trochoidn.another name for the cycloid
Trod, or Troddenpret.andpa.pass. of to tread
Troffersn.see trowsers
Troglodyten.one who inhabits only caves
Trojann.a native of ancient Troy
Trojana.pertaining to Troy
Trollv.to move circularly, roll, rove, fish for pike
Trollopn.a slattern, a slovenly woman or dress
Trompn.a blowing machine formed by a hollow tree, used in furnaces
Trompiln.an aperture in a tromp
Troopn.a body of soldiers, a number of people
Troopv.i.to march in a body, go in haste, stock
Troopern.a horse-soldier, horseman, good rider
Tropen.a figure used in speech, turn, change
Trophleda.adorned with trophies, fine
Trophyn.something taken in battle, an ornament
Tropicn.the line which bounds the sun's course north and south of the equator