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tar, tarr, torr,
torr [tɔr]
n. In place names: a hill. Any ornamental projection. The bow or pommel of a saddle.
n. In place names: a hill. Any ornamental projection. The bow or pommel of a saddle.
tortie, tortoise, tortoize, torty,
tortoise [ˈtɔːrtoiz]
n. A tortoise.
dim. tortie [ˈtɔːrtɪ].
adj. Of a tortoise shell colour.
n. A tortoise.
dim. tortie [ˈtɔːrtɪ].
adj. Of a tortoise shell colour.
thortur, thorture, thortured, torter, tortur,
tortur [ˈtɔːrtər]
n. Torture.
n. Torture.
tosh, toshin, toshun,
tosh [tɔʃ]
n. MN. A comely person of small stature.
adj. Neat, tidy, trim, smart.
adv. Neatly, tidily, comfortable. In a comfortable, friendly way.
v. To make neat or tidy, to smarten or touch up.
n. MN. A comely person of small stature.
adj. Neat, tidy, trim, smart.
adv. Neatly, tidily, comfortable. In a comfortable, friendly way.
v. To make neat or tidy, to smarten or touch up.
Compounds and phrases etc.
toshin: Any addition to the means or comfort of someone. A little extra.
tosey, toseyly, tosie, tosielie, tosilie, tosily, tosy, tosyly, tozie, tozilie, tozily, tozy, tozylie,
tosie [ˈtozi]
adj. Of people and places: comfortable, cosy, snug, agreeably warm. Half drunk.
adj. Of people and places: comfortable, cosy, snug, agreeably warm. Half drunk.
tosily [ˈtozili]
adv. Comfortably, cosily.
adv. Comfortably, cosily.
toss [tɔs, tos]
v. To throw (something) somewhere lightly or casually. To move or cause to move from side to side or back and forth.
v. To throw (something) somewhere lightly or casually. To move or cause to move from side to side or back and forth.
toshil, toshle, tossel, tossle, tossul,
tossle [tɔsl]
n. A tassel. A tuft or fringe of hair. sl. The penis.
n. A tassel. A tuft or fringe of hair. sl. The penis.
tite, toat, toit, tot, tott, toyt, toyte, tyte,
tot [tɔt, tot]
also toit [tɔit], tyte [təit]
n. An attack of illness. A dizzy turn.
v. To walk with short, stumbling or feeble steps. To toddle as a young child, to totter from age or infirmity. To potter, jog on.
also toit [tɔit], tyte [təit]
n. An attack of illness. A dizzy turn.
v. To walk with short, stumbling or feeble steps. To toddle as a young child, to totter from age or infirmity. To potter, jog on.
Compounds and phrases etc.
totter: To move in a feeble or unsteady way.
totterin: Moving in a feeble or unsteady way.
totterin: Moving in a feeble or unsteady way.
tot, tott,
tot [tɔt, tot]
n. The sum total. The whole lot.
n. The sum total. The whole lot.
Compounds and phrases etc.
the hale tot: The sum total, the whole lot.
teetottle, total, totaler, totaller, tottle,
total [ˈtotəl]
adj. Teetotal.
adj. Teetotal.
Compounds and phrases etc.
totaler [-ər]: A teetotal person, a total abstainer.
totally: Completely; absolutely.
totally: Completely; absolutely.