A Complete Word Dictionary Encyclopedia
A Complete Word Dictionary Encyclopedia

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tychism - n. Philos. the theory that chance controls the universe. [Gk tukhe chance]... [more]
tyke - sense 5 assim. from TAIG]... [more]
tympan - see TYMPANUM]... [more]
tympana - pl. of TYMPANUM. ... [more]
tympani - var. of TIMPANI. ... [more]
tympanic - adj. 1 Anat. of, relating to, or having a tympanum. 2 resembling or acting like... [more]
tympanites - n. a swelling of the abdomen caused by gas in the intestine... [more]
tympanitic - n. a swelling of the abdomen caused by gas in the intestine... [more]
tympanum - n. (pl. tympanums or tympana) 1 Anat. a the middle ear. b the tympanic ... [more]
typal - n. & v. 1 a a class of things or persons having common characteristics. b a kind... [more]
TYPE - v.tr. & intr. (past -wrote; past part. -written) formal = TYPE v. 2. ... [more]
typecast - v.tr. (past and past part. -cast) assign ( an actor... [more]
typescript - n. a typewritten document. ... [more]
typesetter - n. Printing 1 a person who composes type. 2 a composing-machine. typesetting n.... [more]
typesetting - n. Printing 1 a person who composes type. 2 a composing-machine. typesetting n.... [more]
typewrite - v.tr. & intr. (past -wrote; past part. -written) formal = TYPE v. 2. ... [more]
typewritten - adj. produced with a typewriter. ... [more]
typhlitic - n. inflammation of the caecum. typhlitic adj. [mod.L f. Gk tuphlon caecum or blind... [more]
typhlitis - n. inflammation of the caecum. typhlitic adj. [mod.L f. Gk tuphlon caecum or blind... [more]
typhonic - n. a violent hurricane in E. Asian seas. typhonic adj. [partly f. Port. tufo... [more]
typhous - n. an infectious fever caused by rickettsiae, characterized by a purple rash, headaches,... [more]
typicality - adj. 1 serving as a characteristic example; representative. 2 characteristic of... [more]
typically - adj. 1 serving as a characteristic example; representative. 2 characteristic of... [more]
typification - v.tr. (-ies, -ied) 1 be a representative example of; embody the characteristics... [more]
typifier - v.tr. (-ies, -ied) 1 be a representative example of; embody the characteristics... [more]
typify - v.tr. (-ies, -ied) 1 be a representative example of; embody the characteristics... [more]
typo - n. (pl. -os) colloq. 1 a typographical error. 2 a typographer. [abbr.]... [more]
typographer - n. a person skilled in typography. ... [more]
typographic - n. 1 printing as an art. 2 the style and appearance... [more]
typographical - n. 1 printing as an art. 2 the style and appearance... [more]
typographically - n. 1 printing as an art. 2 the style and appearance... [more]
typography - n. 1 printing as an art. 2 the style and appearance... [more]
typological - n. the study and interpretation of (esp. biblical) types. typological adj. typologist... [more]
typologist - n. the study and interpretation of (esp. biblical) types. typological adj. typologist... [more]
tyrannical - adj. 1 acting like a tyrant; imperious, arbitrary. 2 given to or characteristic ... [more]
tyrannically - adj. 1 acting like a tyrant; imperious, arbitrary. 2 given to or characteristic ... [more]
tyrannize - v.tr. & (foll. by over) intr. (also -ise) behave ... [more]
tyrannous - n. (pl. -ies) 1 the cruel and arbitrary use of authority. 2 a tyrannical act; [more]
tyrannously - n. (pl. -ies) 1 the cruel and arbitrary use of authority. 2 a tyrannical act; [more]
tyranny - n. (pl. -ies) 1 the cruel and arbitrary use of authority. 2 a tyrannical act; [more]
tyrant - n. 1 an oppressive or cruel ruler. 2 a person exercising power arbitrarily or cruelly.... [more]
Tyrian - adj. & n. of or relating to ancient Tyre in Phoenicia. a native or citizen of Tyre.... [more]
tyro - var. of TIRO. ... [more]
Tyrolean - adj. of or characteristic of the Tyrol, an Alpine province of Austria. Tyrolese... [more]
Tyrolese - adj. of or characteristic of the Tyrol, an Alpine province of Austria. Tyrolese... [more]
Tyrrhene - adj. & n. (also Tyrrhenian) archaic or poet. = ETRUSCAN. [L Tyrrhenus]... [more]