Turm
Turmn.a troop, body, great number, ob.
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Turmn.a troop, body, great number, ob.
Turmalinn.a siliceous stone of remarkable electrical properties
Turmericn.an Indian root used in dying
Turmoiln.trouble, disturbance, stir, uneasiness
Turmoilv.to labor hard, toil, weary, disturb
Turnv.t.to move round, form, change, transform
Turnn.the act of moving about, change, chance
Turncoatn.an apostate, one who changes sides
Turnern.one who turns in a lathe
Turningn.a winding, a bending, a curdling
Turningnessn.the state or quality or turning, ob.
Turnipn.the name of a good well known root
Turnpiken.a toll-gate set on a road, a road on which a turnpike is erected
Turnpikev.t.to form or erect a turnpike
Turnsicka.quite giddy, lightheaded, whirling
Turnsolen.a plant, the wart wort, a dye
Turnspitn.one who turns a spit, a kind of dog
Turnstilen.a kind of turning or whirling stile
Turpentinen.a clear gum from the pine
Turpituden.inherent vileness, great baseness
Turquoisen.ivory penetrated with the blue calx of copper
Turretn.a small tower, a little eminence
Turreteda.having a turret, built like a tower
Turtlen.a kind of dove, turtledove, sea-tortoise
Turtledoven.a species of dove, a sort of pigeon
Tusan.a stone consisting of volcanic matter concreted
Tuscana.denoting an order in architecture, or the most simple columns; pertaining to Tuscany in Italy