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tounet, tounit, townet, townit,
townit [I. ˈtʌunət]
n. The preparation of yarn by the carding and spinning of wool. The manufacture of woollen thread. The material so processed. A piece of knitting. Women's work.
n. The preparation of yarn by the carding and spinning of wool. The manufacture of woollen thread. The material so processed. A piece of knitting. Women's work.
tolt, tout, toutie, touty, towt, towtie, towty, toyt,
towt [tʌut]
n. A slight illness. A huff.
v. To tease, vex, annoy, upbraid, taunt.
n. A slight illness. A huff.
v. To tease, vex, annoy, upbraid, taunt.
towtie
adj. Subject to frequent attacks of slight illness. Touchy, irritable.
n. Uncertain or changeable things.
adj. Subject to frequent attacks of slight illness. Touchy, irritable.
n. Uncertain or changeable things.
tolter, touter, towter, tulter,
towter [ˈtʌutər]
adj. NN.b. I.Ork. Unsteady, unstable, insecure, precarious.
adj. NN.b. I.Ork. Unsteady, unstable, insecure, precarious.
toy, toy$t, toyed, toyt,
toy [toi, tɔe]
n. A toy. An old fashioned female head-dress.
v. To toy. To flirt.
pt. pp. toyed
n. A toy. An old fashioned female head-dress.
v. To toy. To flirt.
pt. pp. toyed
taueg, toieg, toig, toyack, toyeg, toyik, toyock,
toyock [I.Sh. ˈtɔiək, ˈtɔiəg]
n. A small basket for holding meal or corn.
n. A small basket for holding meal or corn.
trace, traips, tress, trice,
trace [tres]
n. Trace. The draught-ropes or chains of a harness.
pl. traces
n. Trace. The draught-ropes or chains of a harness.
pl. traces
traak, track, tracks, trak, treck, trèck, trek,
track [trak]
n. A track. A trench.
dim. trackie MN. An earthenware teapot.
v. To track. To tow a vessel from the bank of a river or canal. MN. To train or break in a young animal. I.Sh. To infuse, make tae.
n. A track. A trench.
dim. trackie MN. An earthenware teapot.
v. To track. To tow a vessel from the bank of a river or canal. MN. To train or break in a young animal. I.Sh. To infuse, make tae.
trac, track, tract,
tract [trak(t)]
n. A tract. A religious pamphlet. A period of time, a spell of weather. An area of land, a district.
n. A tract. A religious pamphlet. A period of time, a spell of weather. An area of land, a district.
tractor, traictor, trector,
tractor [ˈtraktər, trektər]
n. Tractor.
n. Tractor.
tradeeshional, tradeeshun, tradeetion, tradeetional, tradeition, tradeitional, tradietion, tradietional, tradition,
tradeetion [ˈtrəˈdiʃən]
n. Tradition. leg. Delivery, handing over.
n. Tradition. leg. Delivery, handing over.
tradeetional [ˈtrəˈdiʃənəl]
adj. Traditional.
adj. Traditional.