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tumor,
tumor [ˈt(j)umər, ˈtʃumər]
n. Tumour.
tumf, tumfie, tumfy, tump, tumph, tumphie, tumphy, tumpie, tumpy,
tumpie [ˈtʌmpi]
also tumphie [ˈtʌmfi], reduced tump, tumph
n. A dull, stupid, fat person.
adj. Stupid, awkward.
numshie, numshy, tumshie, tumshy, tunshie,
tumshie [ˈtʌmʃi]
n. col. A turnip.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
tumshie lantren: A hallowe'en lantern made from a turnip.
tumult [ˈtumʌlt]
n. A state of confusion or disorder.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
tumultuous: Excited, confused, or disorderly.
tunnel,
tunnel [ˈtʌnl]
n. A tunnel.
tun$er, tunder, tunner,
tunner [ˈtʌnər]
n. Tinder
turbot,
turbot [ˈtʌrbət]
n. The halibut Hippoglossus hippoglossus.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
bastart turbot: NN.a. The brill Scophthalmus rhombus.
rock turbot: A sales name for the wolffish Anarhichas lupus when skinned and beheaded.
turbulent [ˈtərbjulənt]
adj. Characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion; not stable or calm.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
turbulence: A state of conflict or confusion.
turkas, turkis, turkiss,
turkas [ˈtʌrkɪs]
n. A pair of pincers or pliers such as used by a blacksmith, carpenter or cobbler.
turk, Turkey, turkie,
Turkey [ˈtʌrki]
pn. Turkey.
n. A wallet or pocket-book once made of Turkey-leather. col. A savage uncouth person.
 
Turk [tʌrk]
n. A turkish person. An upholstery fabric.
adj. Fierce, truculent, sullen.
v. To become very angry, break out in rage.

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