Transubstantiation
Transubstantiationn.a change of substance
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Transudation
Transudationn.the act of passing out in sweat
Transude
Transudev.i.to sweat or pass through in sweat
Transumption
Transumptionn.a taking from place to place
Transvection
Transvectionn.the act of conveying over
Transversal
Transversala.running across or over
Transversally
Transversally, or Transverselyad.in a cross direction
Transverse
Transversea.cross, lying in a cross direction
Trap
Trapn.a snare, ambush, device, plaything, play, a species of argillaceous stone or jasper
Trap (2)
Trapv.t.to insnare, catch, take, adorn, dress
Trapdoor
Trapdoorn.a door made in a floor or roof
Trapes
Trapesn.a slattern, idle nasty woman, traipse
Trapeziform
Trapeziform, or Trapezoidala.in the form of a trapezium
Trapezium
Trapeziumn.a figure bounded by four unequal right lines
Trapezoid
Trapezoidn.a figure having two parallel sides, or an irregular figure having 4 sides not parallel
Trappings
Trappingsn. pl.ornaments, finery, dress, attire
Trappose
Trapposea.like or pertaining to trap
Trapstick
Trapstickn.a boy's plaything, a very small leg
Trash
Trashn.bad fruit, a worthless thing, dross
Trash (2)
Trashv.t.to lop, crop, crush, humble, ob.
Trashy
Trashya.vile, bad, worthless, useless, trifling
Trass
Trassn.a gray or yellowish porous stone
Traumatic
Traumatica.of, relating to, or good for wounds
Travail
Travailv.to toil, labor, harass, tire, bear a child
Travail (2)
Travailn.toil, work, labor, labor in childbirth
Travel
Travelv.i.to make a journey, pass, toil
Travel (2)
Traveln.a journey, labor;pl.account of journeys