Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Terribly

Terriblyad.formidably, dreadfully, violently

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Terrier

Terriern.a dog which pursues game into their burrows, a survey of land, an auger, ob.

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Terrific

Terrifica.causing terror or fear, dreadful

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Terrify

Terrifyv.t.to fright, make afraid, scare, shock

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Terrigenous

Terrigenousa.born of or produced by the earth

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Territorial

Territoriala.relating to or having a territory

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Territory

Territoryn.land, a district, country, dominion

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Terror

Terrorn.dread, fear, the cause of fear

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Terse

Tersea.smooth, neat, cleanly written, exact

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Tertenant

Tertenantn.a tenant who occupies land

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Tertials

Tertialsn.fethers near the junction of the wing with the body

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Tertian

Tertiana.returning or coming every third day

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Tertiate

Tertiatev.t.to examin the thickness of metal at the muzzle of a gun

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Tessellate

Tessellatea.chequered, variegated by squares

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Test

Testn.a cupel to try metals, trial, means of trial

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Test (2)

Testv.t.to compare with a standard, try prove

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Testable

Testablea.that may be divided or given by will

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Testaceous

Testaceousa.consisting of shells, having hard entire shells as an oyster

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Testament

Testamentn.a will, covenant, name of holy writ

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Testamentary

Testamentarya.given by or relating to a will

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Testate

Testatea.having made a will, leaving a will

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Testator

Testatorn.a man who leaves or gives a will

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Tested

Testeda.tried by a test, tried, proved, witnessed

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Tester

Testern.a top-cover of a bed, headpiece

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Testicle

Testiclen.a stone, organ of seed in animals

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Testiculate

Testiculatea.shaped like a testicle

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Testification

Testificationn.the act of witnessing or proving