Trait
Traitn.a stroke, touch, line, outline, sketch
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Traitn.a stroke, touch, line, outline, sketch
Traitorn.a person who betrays his trust
Traitorly, or Traitorousa.trecherous, deceitful
Traitorouslyad.metaphorically, figuratively, ob.
Trajectv.t.to cast through, throw, convey over, ob.
Trajectn.a ferry, a passage or conveyance over, ob.
Trajectionn.emission, the act of darting through
Trajectoryn.a curve line described by a comet
Tralineatev.to turn aside or from, to deviate, ob.
Trammelv.to shackle, catch, take, intercept
Trammeln.shackles for a horse, a long net
Tramontanea.beyond or over the mountain
Tramplev.t.to tread upon, underfoot or quickly
Tramplern.one who treads down or underfoot
Trancen.a vision, ecstacy, rapture, joy
Tranceda.lying in a trance, enraptured
Trangramn.an odd intricate thing, tride, ob.
Tranquila.peaceful, undisturbed, quiet, calmness
Tranquilityn.peace of mind, quiet, calmness
Tranquilizev.t.to quiet, calm, harmonize
Transacev.t.to manage, negotiate, perform, do
Transactionn.a management, negotiation, act
Transactorn.one who transacts or manages
Transalleganeana.beyond the Allegany mountain
Transalpinea.situated beyond the Alps with regard to Rome, that is, on the north or west of the Alps
Transanimationn.a changing of the soul
Transatlantica.beyond the Atlantic Ocean