Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Tetrarchate

Tetrarchaten.a fourth part or share of a province

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Tetraspermous

Tetraspermousa.having four seeds

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Tetrastich

Tetrastichn.a stanza of four verses or lines

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Tetrical

Tetrical, or Tetricousa.crabbed, perverse, ob.

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Tetricity

Tetricityn.crabbeddness, sourness, illnature, ob.

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Tetrodon

Tetrodonn.a fish of the cartilaginous kind

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Tetter

Tettern.a kind of ringworm, scab, scurf, sore

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Tetter (2)

Tetterv.t.to affect with tetters

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Teuthya

Teuthyan.fish with a truncate head

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Teutonic

Teutonica.denoting what belonged to the Teutons, ancient Germans

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Tew

Tewv.t.to work, toil, pull, beat, soften, ob.

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Tew (2)

Tewn.an iron chain, any kind of materials, ob.

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Tewel

Teweln.an iron pipe put at the back of a forge, ob.

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Tewtaw

Tewtawv.t.to beat, break flax, dress, ob.

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Tex

Texv.i.to hickup, sob, heave, sigh, groan, yux

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Text

Textn.a sentence, protion, part, original writing

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Textile

Textilea.woven that may be woven or plaited

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Textman

Textmann.one ready at the quotation of texts

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Textrine

Textrinea.relating to the act or art of weaving

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Textuarist

Textuarist, or Textuaryn.one versed in scripture

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Textuary (2)

Textuarya.containing in a text, authoritative

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Texture

Texturen.a manner of weaving, web, form

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Thammuz

Thammuzn.a Jewish month, answering to part of June and July

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Than

Thanad.placed or employed only in comparison

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Thane

Thanen.a Saxon title of honor, baron, freeholder

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Thank

Thankv.t.to give or return thanks

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Thankful

Thankfula.full of gratitude, grateful, pleased