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tenur [ˈtɛn(j)ər]
n. The conditions under which land or buildings are held or occupied.
n. The conditions under which land or buildings are held or occupied.
taep, tepp, tteppin,
tep [I.Ork. tɛp]
v. To stop or dam water.
v. To stop or dam water.
Compounds and phrases etc.
teppin: A dam wall.
tepit [ˈtɛpɪt]
adj. Lukewarm.
adj. Lukewarm.
tairm, tarm, term, terms, term-time, thairm,
term [tɛrm, teːrm]
n. Term.
pl. terms.
n. Term.
pl. terms.
Compounds and phrases etc.
term day: A quarter-day, one of the four days of the year legally marking the falling-due of certain payments.
term-time: The end of a working contract. Whitsunday, Martinmas.
term-time: The end of a working contract. Whitsunday, Martinmas.
termagant [ˈtɛrməɡənt]
n. An overbearing or quarrelsome woman, a shrew, virago.
n. An overbearing or quarrelsome woman, a shrew, virago.
terminate [ˈtɛrmɪnet]
v. To be brought or come to a conclusion.
pt. terminatit pp. terminate
v. To be brought or come to a conclusion.
pt. terminatit pp. terminate
Compounds and phrases etc.
n. A word ending, in particular, a grammatical inflection.
tairnished, tairnisher, tairnisht, tarnish, tarnisher, ternish, ternish, ternished, ternisher, ternisht,
ternish [ˈteːrnɪʃ, ˈtɛrnɪʃ]
v. To tarnish.
pt. pp. ternisht
v. To tarnish.
pt. pp. ternisht
Compounds and phrases etc.
ternisher: U. A huge meal consumed by a gluttenous person.
tairable, tairible, tairrable, tairrible, tara, tarble, tarra, tarrble, tarrible, tarrible, terble, terl, terral, terrel, terrible, terribo, terril, terriple, terrul, tirrel,
terrible [ˈtɛrəbl, ˈteːrəbl, ˈter(ə)l]
adj. Terrible. Very great, tremendous, terrific, excessive.
adj. Terrible. Very great, tremendous, terrific, excessive.
terrafee, terrafeet, terrifee, terrifee$d, terrifeein, terrifeet, terrificaation, terrification, terrificaution, terrificawtion, terrifiet, terrifite, terrifyan,
terrifee [ˈtɛrɪfi]
v. To terrify.
pt. pp. terrifee'd
v. To terrify.
pt. pp. terrifee'd
Compounds and phrases etc.
terrifeein: Terrifying.
terrification [ˈtɛrɪfɪkeʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: The action of terrifying. A state or condition of terror, alarm, fright. A source of alarm, a terror.
terrification [ˈtɛrɪfɪkeʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: The action of terrifying. A state or condition of terror, alarm, fright. A source of alarm, a terror.
territory [ˈtɛrɪtəri]
n. leg. The area over which a judge holds jurisdiction
n. leg. The area over which a judge holds jurisdiction