Webster's Dictionary 1828

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TRUSTINGLY

TRUST'INGLY, adverb With trust or implicit confidence.

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TRUSTLESS

TRUST'LESS, adjective Not worthy of trust; unfaithful.

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TRUSTY

TRUST'Y, adjective That may be safely trusted; that justly deserves confidence; fit to be confided in; as a trusty servant.1. That will not fail; strong; firm; as a trusty sword.

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TRUTH

TRUTH, noun1. Conformity to fact or reality; exact accordance with that which is, or has been, or shall be. The truth of history constitutes its whole value. We rely on the trut...

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TRUTHFUL

TRUTHFUL, adjective Full of truth.

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TRUTHLESS

TRUTHLESS, adjective Wanting truth; wanting reality.1. Faithless.

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TRUTINATION

TRUTINA'TION, noun [Latin trutina, a balance; trutinor, to weigh.]The act of weighing. [Not used.]

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TRUTTACEOUS

TRUTTA'CEOUS, adjective [from Latin trutta, trout.] Pertaining to the trout; as fish of the truttaceous genus.

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TRY

TRY, verb intransitive To exert strength; to endeavor; to make an effort; to attempt. try to learn; try to lift a weight. The horses tried to draw the load. [These phrases give ...

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TRY-SAIL

TRY'-SAIL, noun A sail used by a ship in a storm; literally the strain-sail.

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TRYING

TRY'ING, participle present tense Exerting strength; attempting.1. Examining by searching or comparison with a test; proving; using; straining, etc.2.adjective Adapted to try, o...

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TUB

TUB, noun1. An open wooden vessel formed with staves, heading and hoops; used for various domestic purposes, as for washing, for making cheese, etc.2. A state of salivation; so ...

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TUB-FISH

TUB'-FISH, noun [tub and fish.] A species of Trigla, sometimes called the flying-fish.

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TUBBER

TUB'BER, noun In Cornwall, a mining instrument, called in other places a beele. The man who uses this tool is called tubber-man or beel-man.

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TUBBING

TUB'BING, participle present tense Setting in a tub.

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TUBE

TUBE, noun [Latin tubus.] A pipe; a siphon; a canal or conduit; a hollow cylinder, either of wood, metal or glass, used for the conveyance of fluids, and for various other purpo...

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TUBER

TU'BER, noun In botany, a knob in roots, solid, with the component particles all similar.

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TUBERCLE

TU'BERCLE, noun [Latin tuberculum, from tuber, a bunch.]1. A pimple; a small push, swelling or tumor on animal bodies.2. A little knob, like a pimple, on plants; a little knob o...

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TUBERCULAR

TUBER'CULARTUBER'CULATE, adjective Having small knobs or pimples, as a plant.

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TUBERCULATE

TUBER'CULATE, a. Having small knobs or pimples, as a plant.

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TUBERCULOUS

TUBER'CULOUS, adjective Full of knobs or pimples.1. Affected with tubercles.

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TUBEROSE

TU'BEROSE, noun [Latin tuberosa.] A plant with a tuberous root and a liliaceous flower, the Polianthus tuberosa; formerly called the tuberous hyacinth.

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TUBEROUS

TU'BEROUS, adjective [from Latin tuber, a bunch.] Knobbed. In botany, consisting of roundish fleshy bodies, or tubers, connected into a bunch by intervening threads; as the root...

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TUBIPORE

TU'BIPORE, noun [tube and pore.] A genus of zoophytes or corals.

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TUBIPORITE

TU'BIPORITE, noun Fossil tubipores.TUB'-MAN, noun In the exchequer, a barrister so called.

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TUBULAR

TU'BULAR, adjective [from Latin tubus.] Having the form of a tube or pipe; consisting of a pipe; fistular; as a tubular snout; a tubular calyx.

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TUBULE

TU'BULE, noun [Latin tubulus.] A small pipe or fistular body.