Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Tend

Tendv.to attend, wait, move, load, conduce

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Tendance

Tendancen.attendance, the act of waiting upon

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Tendence

Tendence, or Tendencyn.a drift, scope, course

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Tender

Tendera.soft, sore, kind, fond, nice, young

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Tender (2)

Tenderv.t.to offer, exhibit, hold, esteem, value

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Tender (3)

Tendern.a proposal for acceptance, offer, regard, a vessel that supplies a ship with stores

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Tenderhearted

Tenderhearteda.compassionate, kind, soft, good

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Tenderling

Tenderlingn.a fondling, the first horns of a deer

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Tenderly

Tenderlyad.gently, softly, kindly, fondly

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Tenderness

Tendernessn.softness, foreness, kindness

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Tendinous

Tendinousa.containing tendons, sinewy, strong

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Tendon

Tendonn.sinew, a general ligature of joints

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Tendrac

Tendracn.an animal of the hedgehog kind

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Tendril

Tendriln.the clasp of a vine, &c.

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Tenement

Tenementn.a house, apartment, whatever estate may be held

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Tenemental

Tenementala.that is or may be held by tenants

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Tenementary

Tenementarya.usually let to or held by tenants

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Teneminous

Teneminousa.treble, threefold, having three

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Tenesmus

Tenesmusn.a frequent wanting to go to stool

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Tenet

Tenetn.a position, opinion, principle, doctrin

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Tennis

Tennisn.a fort of play with a racket and ball

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Tenon

Tenonn.that which fills up a mortise

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Tenor

Tenorn.a continuity of state, course, purpport, drift, part in music

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Tense

Tensen.a distinction of time;a.stretched, stiff

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Tenseness

Tensenessn.a tense state, tightness, stiffness

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Tensible

Tensible

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Tension

Tension