Tuscan (2)
Tuscann.a native of Tuscany
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Tush
Tush, or Tuskn.a fang, a very large foretooth
Tush (2)
Tush, or Tutexclam.expressing dislike
Tusked
Tusked, or Tuskya.furnished with tusks, hostile
Tutelage
Tutelagen.guardianship, care, protection, support
Tutelar
Tutelar, or Tutelarya.guarding, protecting, kind
Tutenag
Tutenagn.a mineral composed of zink and iron
Tutor
Tutorn.one who instructs youths, a preceptor
Tutor (2)
Tutorv.t.to teach, instruct, bring up, chide
Tutorage
Tutoragen.the office of a tutor, education
Tutoress
Tutoressn.an instructress, mistress, governess
Tutoring
Tutoringn.the act of instructing, education
Tutsan
Tutsann.a plant, park-leaves
Tutty
Tuttyn.flowers of zink, nosegay, posey
Tuz
Tuz, or Tuzzn.a lock, bunch or tuft of hair
Twain
Twaina.two, both;ad.in two parts, asunder
Twang
Twangn.a sharp quick sound, a strange accent
Twanging
Twangingn.the act of sounding sharply
Twangling
Twanglinga.contemptibly noisy, troublesone
Twank
Twankv.i.to make to sound, clank, twang'twas,contr.contraction of it was
Twant
Twantad.with a sharp and quick sound
Twattle
Twattlev.i.to prate, gabble, chatter, talk idly
Tweag
Tweag, or Tweakv.t.to pinch, squeeze, perplex
Tweag (2)
Tweag, or Tweakn.a pinch, squeeze, perplex
Tweedle
Tweedlev.t.to handle lightly or softly
Tweedledum
Tweedledum, or Tweedledeen.a musician in contempt
Tweezers
Tweezersn. pl.nippers, small pinchers