Webster's Dictionary 1806

946

Told

Toldpa.related, mentioned, said, made known

947

Tole

Tolev.t.to train up, to draw on by slow degrees

948

Tolerable

Tolerablea.supportable, passable, not very bad

949

Tolerableness

Tolerablenessn.a tolerable state or quality

950

Tolerably

Tolerablyad.moderately well, not very badly

951

Tolerance

Tolerancen.the act or power of enduring

952

Tolerate

Toleratev.to allow, permit, endure, suffer, bear

953

Toleration

Tolerationn.allowance, permission, sufferance

954

Toll

Tolln.an excise upon goods, see, sound of a bell

955

Toll (2)

Tollv.to pay toll, exact, ring a bell, take away

956

Tollbooth

Tollboothn.a market or town house, prison, jail

957

Tollgatherer

Tollgatherern.one who gathers or takes toll

958

Tolu

Tolun.a tree which yields a balsam

959

Tolutation

Tolutationn.the act of pacing or ambling

960

Tomahawk

Tomahawkn.an instrument, an Indian hatchet

961

Tomahawk (2)

Tomahawkv.t.to cut or kill with a tomahawk

962

Tomato

Tomaton.the love apple, a species of solanum

963

Tomb

Tomb, [toom]n.a repository or monument for the dead

964

Tombless

Tomblessa.wanting a tomb, unburied, exposed

965

Tomboy

Tomboyn.a wild romping girl, a mean fellow

966

Tombstone

Tombstonen.a stone laid over or near the dead

967

Tome

Tomen.a book, volume, distinct volume

968

Tomentose

Tomentosea.downy, covered with down

969

Tompion

Tompionn.the stopper of a cannon

970

Tomtit

Tomtitn.the name of a small bird, a titmouse

971

Ton

Tonn.see tun

972

Tone

Tonen.a note, sound, accent, whine, cry, state