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Traditional English :: tuition
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tuiton.html - n. 1 teaching or instruction, esp. if paid for (driving tuition; music tuition). 2 a fee for this. tuitional adj. [ME f. OF f. L tuitio -onis f. tueri tuit- watch, guard] |
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Traditional English :: tui
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tuiton.html - n. NZ a large honey-eater, Prosthemadura novaeseelandiae, native to New Zealand and having a long protrusible bill and glossy bluish-black plumage with two white tufts at the throat. [Maori] |
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Traditional English :: tuition
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tuiton.html - n. 1 teaching or instruction, esp. if paid for (driving tuition; music tuition). 2 a fee for this. tuitional adj. [ME f. OF f. L tuitio -onis f. tueri tuit- watch, guard] |
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English Idioms :: tuck
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tuiton.html - See: NIP AND TUCK. |
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English Idioms :: tuck in
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tuiton.html - {v. phr.} To place the covers carefully around the person (usually a child) in bed. * /When I was a child, my mother used to tuck me into bed every night./ |
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English Idioms :: tucker
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tuiton.html - See: BEST BIB AND TUCKER. |
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