Temple
Templen.a church, building, side of the head
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Templet
Templetn.a small piece of timber in a building
Temporal
Temporala.not eternal, not ecclesiastical, not spiritual, worldly, pertaining to the temples or to time
Temporality
Temporality
Temporally
Temporallyad.with respect to time or this life
Temporary
Temporarya.continuing only for a time, fleeting
Temporize
Temporizev.to comply with the time, to delay
Temporizer
Temporizern.a timeserver, trimmer, turncoat
Tempt
Temptv.t.to entice to ill, provoke, try prove
Temptation
Temptationn.the act of tempting, a bait, a trial
Tempter
Temptern.one who tempts, an enticer, Satan
Temulent
Temulenta.intoxicated, fuddled, drunk
Ten
Tena.twice five
Tenable
Tenablea.that may be held or maintained
Tenacious
Tenaciousa.holding fast, obstinate, adhesive, niggardly
Tenaciously
Tenaciouslyad.in a tenacious manner, firmly
Tenaciousness
Tenaciousnessn.stiffness, obstinacy, firmness
Tenacity
Tenacityn.stiffness in opinion, adherence
Tenail
Tenailn.an outwork in fortification, consisting of two parallel sides, with a reentering angle
Tenaillon
Tenaillonn.a work like a lunett on each side of the ravelin
Tenancy
Tenancyn.a temporary possession or tenure
Tenant
Tenantn.one who holds from or rents of another
Tenant (2)
Tenantv.t.to hold on conditions, to rent
Tenantable
Tenantablea.fit to be rented
Tenantless
Tenantlessa.unoccupied, uninhabited, empty
Tenantry
Tenantryn.tenants in general
Tench
Tenchn.the name of a delicous pond-fish