Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Tarpawling

Tarpawlingn.a cloth covered with tar, a sailor

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Tarpeian

Tarpeiana.denoting a steep rock in Rome

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Tarras

Tarras, or Terrasn.a volcanic earth used as cement

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Tarriance

Tarriancen.a stay, delay, stop, hindrance, ob.

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Tarrier

Tarriern.one who tarries, a kind of small dog

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Tarrock

Tarrockn.a fowl of the gull kind

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Tarry

Tarryv.to stay, continue, delay, stop; wait, live

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Tarsel

Tarseln.a fierce bird, a kind of hawk

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Tart

Tarta.sour, acid, keen, severe;n.a small fruit pie

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Tartan

Tartann.a kind of soft woollen stuff

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Tartan (2)

Tartann.a kind of small coasting ship

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Tartar

Tartarn.a concretion on the sides of vessels in which wine is fermented, a native of Tartary, spelt also Tatar

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Tartarean

Tartarean, or Tartareousa.hellish, infernal

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Tartaric

Tartaric, or Tartarian, or Tatarica.pertaining to Tartary

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Tartarin

Tartarinn.vegetable fixed alkali or potash

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Tartarinated

Tartarinateda.combined with tartarin

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Tartarize

Tartarizev.t.to impregnate with tartar

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Tartarous

Tartarousa.consisting of or containing tartar, denoting the acid of tartar

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Tartly

Tartlyad.sharply, sourly, keenly, severely

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Tartness

Tartnessn.sharpness, sourness, keenness, illnature

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Tartrite

Tartriten.a salt formed by tartarous acid with a base

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Task

Taskn.a business imposed, employment, labor

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Task (2)

Taskv.t.to impose something to be done, to set

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Taskmaster

Taskmastern.one who imposes tasks on others

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Tassel

Tasseln.an ornamental bunch of silk, &c. hawk, board

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Tasseled

Tasseleda.adorned with or having tassels

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Tastable

Tastablea.that may be tasted, savory, nice