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tunig - n. the process or a system of putting a musical instrument in tune. tuning-fork...
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tunami - n. (pl. tsunamis) a long high sea wave caused by underwater earthquakes or other...
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tu - abbr. Trade Union. ...
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turbid - adj. 1 (of a liquid or colour) muddy , thick; not...
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tutonic - adj. & n. 1 relating to or characteristic of the Germanic peoples or their languages....
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turtle - see TORTOISE]...
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tuming - n. the process or a system of putting a musical instrument in tune. tuning-fork...
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tunng - n. the process or a system of putting a musical instrument in tune. tuning-fork...
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tuing - n. the process or a system of putting a musical instrument in tune. tuning-fork...
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tuetonic - adj. & n. 1 relating to or characteristic of the Germanic peoples or their languages....
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Turk - n. 1 a a native or national of Turkey in SE Europe...
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tusk - cf. TUSH(2)]...
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TURKEY - short for turkeycock or turkeyhen, orig. applied to the guinea-fowl which was imported...
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turpitude - n. formal baseness, depravity, wickedness. [F turpitude or L turpitudo f. turpis...
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tun - n. & v. 1 a large beer or wine cask. 2 a brewer's fermenting-vat. 3 a measure of...
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tunnel - n. & v. 1 an artificial underground passage through a hill or under ...
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tucan - n. any tropical American fruit-eating bird of the family Ramphastidae, with an immense...
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turine - adj. of or like a bull; bullish. [L taurinus f. taurus bull]...
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tutoril - adj. & n. of or relating to a tutor or tuition. a period ...
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tuter - n. & v. 1 a private teacher, esp . in general charge...
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tutorial - adj. & n. of or relating to a tutor or tuition. a period ...
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turd - n. coarse sl. 1 a lump of excrement. 2 a term of...
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turbocharger - n. a supercharger driven by a turbine powered by the engine's exhaust gases. ...
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TUMBLE - cf. OE tumbian dance]...
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tuk - tuck box). 3 Naut. the part of a ship's hull where the planks meet under the stern....
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tuft - for -t cf. GRAFT(1)]...
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tunnig - n. the process or a system of putting a musical instrument in tune. tuning-fork...
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tuterial - adj. & n. of or relating to a tutor or tuition. a period ...
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tumper - infl. by OF temprer, tremper]...
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tubular - adj. 1 tube-shaped. 2 having or consisting of tubes. 3 (of furniture etc.) made...
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turminal - adj. & n. 1 a (of a disease) ending in death, fatal. b (of a patient) in the last...
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tumult - n. 1 an uproar or din , esp. of a disorderly crowd....
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tutrial - adj. & n. of or relating to a tutor or tuition. a period ...
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tuck - tuck box). 3 Naut. the part of a ship's hull where the planks meet under the stern....
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turte - see TORTOISE]...
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tucking - n. a series of usu. stitched tucks in material or a garment. ...
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tubercle - see TUBER]...
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tutur - n. & v. 1 a private teacher, esp . in general charge...
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turbulent - adj. 1 disturbed; in commotion. 2 (of a flow of air ...
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tuesday - n. & adv. the third day of the week, following Monday....
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tunint - n. the process or a system of putting a musical instrument in tune. tuning-fork...
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turboprop - n. Aeron. 1 a jet engine in which a turbine is used...
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tunder - n. & v. 1 a loud rumbling or crashing noise heard after a lightning flash | |
tub - cf. MLG, MDu. tubbe]...
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tum - n. colloq. stomach. [abbr. of TUMMY]...
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Tupi - n. & adj. (pl. same or Tupis) 1 a member of an American...
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tuberculosis - n. an infectious disease caused by the bacillus Mycobacterium tuberculosis, characterized...
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tubby - adj. (tubbier, tubbiest) 1 (of a person) short and fat; tub-shaped. 2 (of a violin)...
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turbime - n. a rotary motor or engine driven by a flow of water, steam, gas, wind ,...
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tuln - prob. reinforced in ME f. OF turner, torner]...
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tublar - adj. 1 tube-shaped. 2 having or consisting of tubes. 3 (of furniture etc.) made...
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tutle - see TORTOISE]...
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tubine - n. a rotary motor or engine driven by a flow of water, steam, gas, wind ,...
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tung - n. (in full tung-tree) a tree, Aleurites fordii, native to China, bearing poisonous...
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tuber - n. 1 a the short thick rounded part of a stem or...
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turban - cf. TULIP]...
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tunner - n. & v. 1 an artificial underground passage through a hill or under ...
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tux - n. US colloq. = TUXEDO. ...
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tutor - n. & v. 1 a private teacher, esp . in general charge...
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turkey - short for turkeycock or turkeyhen, orig. applied to the guinea-fowl which was imported...
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tutoral - adj. & n. of or relating to a tutor or tuition. a period ...
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tuning - n. the process or a system of putting a musical instrument in tune. tuning-fork...
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turbyne - n. a rotary motor or engine driven by a flow of water, steam, gas, wind ,...
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tummy - n. (pl. -ies) colloq. the stomach. tummy-button the navel. [childish pronunc. of...
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turmeric - n. 1 an E. Indian plant, Curcuma longa, of the ginger family, yielding aromatic...
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tuiton - n. 1 teaching or instruction, esp. if paid for (driving tuition; music tuition)....
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tuorial - adj. & n. of or relating to a tutor or tuition. a period ...
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tumbler - n. 1 a drinking-glass with no handle or foot (formerly with a rounded bottom so...
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tulip - n. 1 any bulbous spring-flowering plant of the genus Tulipa, esp. one of the |