Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Tastefulness

Tastefulnessn.a palatable or high taste

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Tasteless

Tastelessa.having little or no relish, insipid

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Tastelessness

Tastelessnessn.a want of taste or relish, insipidity

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Taster

Tastern.one who tastes, a little cup, a dram cup

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Tatter

Tatterv.t.to tear, to rend;n.a loose rag

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Tatterdemallion

Tatterdemallionn.a ragged shabby fellow

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Tattle

Tattlev.t.to prate, to talk idly;n.trifling talk

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Tattler

Tattlern.a prater, gossip, telltale, busy body

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Tattoo

Tattoov.t.to puncture and stain the skin in various figures, a practice among savages

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Tau

Taun.the toad fish of the jugular genus

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Taught

Taughtpret.andpa.pass. of to teach

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Taunt

Tauntv.t.to insult, revile, rail at, ridicule, scoff

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Taunt (2)

Tauntn.an insult, reproach, saucy answer

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Tauntingly

Tauntinglyad.with insult, revilingly, saucily

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Taurian

Tauriana.pertaining to Mount Taurus in Asia

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Taurus

Taurusn.the bull, a sign in the zodiac

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Tautological

Tautologicala.repeatig often the same thing

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Tautology

Tautologyn.a repetition of the same sense

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Tavern

Tavernn.a house of entertainment for travellers an inn, a house for the sale of liquors

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Tavernkeeper

Tavernkeepern.an holder

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Tavernman

Tavernmann.a man who keeps a tavern, a toper

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Taw

Tawv.t.to dress white lether;n.a boy's marble

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Tawdriness

Tawdrinessn.a tawdry dress, tinsel finery

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Tawdry

Tawdrya.meanly showy or fine, gaudy

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Tawer

Tawern.a tanner or dresser of white lether

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Tawney

Tawney, or Tawnya.yellowish, brownish, reddish

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Tax

Taxn.an impost, duty, trigute, censure, charge