Telegraph
Telegraphn.a machine for communicating intelligence with signals for letters
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Telegraphic
Telegraphica.pertaining to a telegraph
Telescope
Telescopen.an optical instrument for viewing distant objects, increasing the powers of vision
Telescopical
Telescopicala.pertaining to or seen only by a telescope
Tell
Tellv.t.told,pret.told,pa.to relate, utter, inform, report, count, reckon
Teller
Tellern.one who tells or counts, an officer who receives and pays money in a bank
Telltale
Telltalen.an officious informer in a bank
Telluer
Telluer, or Telluriumn.a metal lately discovered of a grayish white color
Temerarious
Temerariousa.rash, hasty, heedles, headstrong
Temerity
Temerityn.rashness, hastiness, heedlessness
Temper
Tempern.a due mixture, frame of mind, disposition, calmness, moderation
Temper (2)
Temperv.t.to mix, qualify, make fit, mollify
Temperamental
Temperamentala.constitutional, real
Temperance
Temperancea.moderate indulgence of appetites, or passions
Temperate
Temperatea.moderate, sober, cool, calm, quiet
Temperately
Temperatelyad.moderately, coolly, calmly
Temperateness
Temperatenessn.moderate state or quality, temperance
Temperature
Temperaturen.temperament, moderation, state
Tempered
Temperedpa.well, hardened by fire, disposed
Tempest
Tempestn.a violent wind, storm, tumult, bustle
Tempest (2)
Tempestv.t.to disturb as by a tempest, to raise
Tempestbeaten
Tempestbeatena.shattered or tost by storms
Tempestivity
Tempestivityn.seasonableness, due time, fitness
Tempesttost
Tempesttosta.tost or driven about by storms
Tempestuous
Tempestuousa.stormy, turbulent
Tempestuousness
Tempestuousnessn.tempestuous weather, roughness
Templar
Templarn.a student at law living in a temple