Traducent
Traducenta.traducing, slandering, censuring
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Traducer
Traducern.one who traduces, one who slanders
Traducible
Traduciblea.that may be traduced or derived
Traducingly
Traducinglyad.slanderously, slightingly
Traduction
Traductionn.derivation, propagation, tradition
Traffick
Traffickn.trade, commerce, commodities, wares
Traffick (2)
Traffickv.i.to trade, deal, practice commerce
Trafficker
Traffickern.one who trades, a trader, a dealer
Tragacanth
Tragacanthn.goats thorn, a plant and its gum
Tragedian
Tragediann.a composer or actor or tragedies
Tragedy
Tragedyn.a serious drama, a mournful event
Tragic
Tragica.pertaining to tragedy
Tragical
Tragicala.mournful, calamitious, sad
Tragically
Tragicallyad.in a tragical manner, heavily
Tragicalness
Tragicalnessn.mournfulness, sadness, misery
Tragicomedy
Tragicomedyn.a merry and serious drama
Tragicomical
Tragicomicala.consisting of mirth and sorrow
Tragicomically
Tragicomicallyad.in a tragicomical manner
Trail
Trailv.to drag, to draw or be drawn along
Trail (2)
Trailn.any thing drawn behind or to a length, a track of a hunter, scent left, board, arbor
Train
Trainv.t.to form, breed, draw, entice, bring up
Train (2)
Trainn.the tail of a bird or a gown, a retinue, great number, procession, line, way
Trainband
Trainbandn.a trained band, the militia
Trainbearer
Trainbearern.one who bears or holds up a train
Trainoil
Trainoiln.oil drawn from the fat of whales
Trainy
Trainya.belonging to trainoil, greasy, fat, nasty
Traipse
Traipsev.i.to walk in a sluttish manner, to go