Webster's Dictionary 1806

838

Tin (2)

Tinv.t.to cover with tin

839

Tincal

Tincal, or Tincarn.crude or impure borax

840

Tinct

Tinctv.t.to color, die, stain, imbue, tincture

841

Tinct (2)

Tinctn.a color, die, stain, spot, tincture

842

Tincture

Tincturen.a color, infusion, extract from drugs

843

Tincture (2)

Tincturev.t.to tinge, color, die, imbue, infect

844

Tinder

Tindern.burnt linen, what easily catches fire

845

Tine

Tinen.the tooth of a harrow, a prong, distress

846

Tine (2)

Tinev.t.to kindle, set on fire, ob.

847

Tineman

Tinemann.a night-officer of a forest

848

Tinfoil

Tinfoiln.tin bear into thin plates

849

Tinge

Tingev.t.to impregnate, or imbue with color

850

Tinge (2)

Tingen.a color, die, stain, smatch, taste

851

Tingent

Tingenta.able to tinge, or color

852

Tingle

Tinglev.i.to feel a sharp pain, shoot, tinkle

853

Tink

Tinkv.i.to make a sharp or shrill sound, to tinkle

854

Tinker

Tinkern.a mender of kettles or pans

855

Tinkle

Tinklev.i.to sound, make a noise, clink, tink

856

Tinkling

Tinklingn.a sound, sharp and quick noise, clink

857

Tinman

Tinmann.one who manufactures or deals in tin

858

Tinmine

Tinmine, or Tinworkn.a place that produces tin

859

Tinner

Tinnern.one who works, in the tinmines

860

Tinsel

Tinseln.lace resembling a false luster

861

Tinsel (2)

Tinselv.t.to adorn with cheap ornaments

862

Tint

Tintn.a color, die, stain, dash, tincture

863

Tiny

Tiny, [teeny]a.diminutive, puny, little, small, slender

864

Tip

Tipn.a top, end, extremity, point, tap, stroke