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Traditional English :: turbulence
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turbulent.html - n. 1 an irregularly fluctuating flow of air or fluid. 2 Meteorol. stormy conditions as a result of atmospheric disturbance. 3 a disturbance, commotion, or tumult. |
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Traditional English :: turbulent
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turbulent.html - adj. 1 disturbed; in commotion. 2 (of a flow of air etc.) varying irregularly; causing disturbance. 3 tumultuous. 4 insubordinate, riotous. turbulently adv. [L turbulentus f. turba crowd] |
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Traditional English :: turbulence
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turbulent.html - n. 1 an irregularly fluctuating flow of air or fluid. 2 Meteorol. stormy conditions as a result of atmospheric disturbance. 3 a disturbance, commotion, or tumult. |
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Traditional English :: turbulent
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turbulent.html - adj. 1 disturbed; in commotion. 2 (of a flow of air etc.) varying irregularly; causing disturbance. 3 tumultuous. 4 insubordinate, riotous. turbulently adv. [L turbulentus f. turba crowd] |
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Traditional English :: turban
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turbulent.html - n. 1 a man's headdress of cotton or silk wound round a cap or the head, worn esp. by Muslims and Sikhs. 2 a woman's headdress or hat resembling this. turbaned adj. [16th c. (also tulbant etc.), ult. f. Turk. tâlbent f. Pers. dulband: cf. TULIP] |
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Traditional English :: turbary
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turbulent.html - n. (pl. -ies) Brit. 1 the right of digging turf on common ground or on another's ground. 2 a place where turf or peat is dug. [ME f. AF turberie, OF tourberie f. tourbe TURF] |
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