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tisk, tusk,
tusk [tʌsk]
n. An emptying out.
v. To empty out, to empty the contents of a sack, etc. To empty out of one container into another.
n. An emptying out.
v. To empty out, to empty the contents of a sack, etc. To empty out of one container into another.
tutor, tutorie, tutory,
tutor [ˈtjutər, ˈtʃutər]
n. Tutor. leg. A legal guardian and administrator.
n. Tutor. leg. A legal guardian and administrator.
tutory
n. leg. Guardianship, protection, the office of a tutor.
n. leg. Guardianship, protection, the office of a tutor.
tatie, tatti, tuti, Tuti_Teti, tutie-ta, tutie-tatie, tutti, tuttie, tuttie_taitie, tuttie-taitie,
tuttie-taitie [ˈtʌte tete, -tate]
n. The sound of a trumpet.
int. An exclamation representing the sound of a trumpet or of impatience, disbelief or derision.
n. The sound of a trumpet.
int. An exclamation representing the sound of a trumpet or of impatience, disbelief or derision.
atwa, atwae, atwo, kwal, kwalt, kwalth, qual, quwal, qwa, qwarthie, qwarthie, qwathie, qwonnie, toontie, tua, tuell, twa, twa$r_three, twa$r_three, twa$ree, twa$rthree, twa/three, twa_$r_three, twa_or_three, twaa, twaal, twaalt, twaartree, twae, twaeshree, twaeshrie, twaesome, twaesum, twae-threi, twainty, twal, twall, twalt, twalth, twaltht, twalve, twanty, twar, twar_three, twarthie, twarthree, twarthy, twartree, twar-tree, twa-r-tree, twasome, twasum, twathie, twa-thie, twathree, twa-three, twathrie, twa-thrie, twathry, twatree, twau, twaw, tway, twel, twel$, twelt, twenny, twice, twice$t, twiced, twicet, twict, twin$ay, twintie, twintie-ane, twintiet, twintieth, twintie-yin, twinty, twinty-aicht, twinty-ane, twinty-aucht, twinty-echt, twinty-eicht, twinty-five, twinty-fower, twinty-nine, twinty-nyne, twinty-sax, twinty-seeven, twinty-seiven, twinty-seyven, twinty-six, twinty-three, twinty-threi, twinty-thrie, twinty-twa, twinty-twaa, twinty-twae, twinty-twaw, twinty-wan, twinty-yin, twise, twiyst, twize, twonnie, twonnietht, twonty, tworthy, twul, twull, twuntie, twuntie-yin, twunty, twunty-yin, twyce, twycet, twyst,
twa [twɑː, twɔː, S. tweː, N. I. twaː]
n. Two.
adj. Two. At variance.
n. Two.
adj. Two. At variance.
twal: [twal, twɛl] Twelve.
twalt, 12t: Twelfth.
twice: [twəis, MN. twaez], WC. twice't [twəist] Twice.
twinty: [ˈtwɪnti, ˈtwʌnte, S. ˈtunti] Twenty.
twintiet, 20t: [ˈtwɪntiət, ˈtwʌnteət, S. ˈtuntiət] Twentieth.
twalt, 12t: Twelfth.
twice: [twəis, MN. twaez], WC. twice't [twəist] Twice.
twinty: [ˈtwɪnti, ˈtwʌnte, S. ˈtunti] Twenty.
twintiet, 20t: [ˈtwɪntiət, ˈtwʌnteət, S. ˈtuntiət] Twentieth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
atwa [əˈ-]: adv. In two
twasome [-səm]: A twosome, a pair.
twa or three: Two or three, a few.
twa-three [-θriː, S. -θrəi, I.Sh. -triː]: A few.
twinty-ane [-en, -jɪn, MN. -in]: Twenty-one.
twinty-twa: Twenty-two.
twinty-three [-θriː, S. -θrəi, I.Sh. -triː]: Twenty-three.
twinty-fower [-ˈfʌu(ə)r, SW. -fuwr]: Twenty-four.
twinty-five [-faiːv, DD. -fɛv]: Twenty-five.
twinty-sax [-saks]: Twenty-six.
twinty-seiven [-ˈsiːvən, -ˈseːvən, MN. -ˈsəivən]: Twenty-seven.
twinty-echt [-ɛçt, -ext]: Twenty-eight.
twinty-nine [-nəin, -nin]: Twenty-nine.
twasome [-səm]: A twosome, a pair.
twa or three: Two or three, a few.
twa-three [-θriː, S. -θrəi, I.Sh. -triː]: A few.
twinty-ane [-en, -jɪn, MN. -in]: Twenty-one.
twinty-twa: Twenty-two.
twinty-three [-θriː, S. -θrəi, I.Sh. -triː]: Twenty-three.
twinty-fower [-ˈfʌu(ə)r, SW. -fuwr]: Twenty-four.
twinty-five [-faiːv, DD. -fɛv]: Twenty-five.
twinty-sax [-saks]: Twenty-six.
twinty-seiven [-ˈsiːvən, -ˈseːvən, MN. -ˈsəivən]: Twenty-seven.
twinty-echt [-ɛçt, -ext]: Twenty-eight.
twinty-nine [-nəin, -nin]: Twenty-nine.
twang,
twang [twaŋ]
n. A twang. S. SW. A sudden, sharp pain, a twinge, an acute pang.
v. To twang. S. SW. Of pain: to throb, stab.
n. A twang. S. SW. A sudden, sharp pain, a twinge, an acute pang.
v. To twang. S. SW. Of pain: to throb, stab.
Compounds and phrases etc.
twangin: Twanging.
Kweed, Queed, Queedside, Tweed, Tweedside,
Tweed [twid, S. kwid]
pn. The river Tweed (Borders).
pn. The river Tweed (Borders).
Compounds and phrases etc.
Tweedside: The lower Tweed valley.
tweedle, tweidle,
tweedle [twidl]
v. To twiddle the fingers etc. To cheat, decieve.
v. To twiddle the fingers etc. To cheat, decieve.
Tweedsmair, Tweedsmuir,
Tweedsmuir [ˈtwidzmøːr, C. -meːr, N. -miːr, -mjuːr]
pn. Tweedsmuir (Borders).
pn. Tweedsmuir (Borders).
tweel, tweil, tweill, tweyl, twil, twile, twyll,
tweel [twil]
n. The strong fabric tweed.
v. To twill. To weave cloth so that only the third, fourth etc. threads cross each other in the texture. To cover or decorate with a diagonal pattern. The texture or structure of a piece of verse or music. The slant or angle at which the coulter of a plough is set in the plough beam and which determines the lie of the furrow.
n. The strong fabric tweed.
v. To twill. To weave cloth so that only the third, fourth etc. threads cross each other in the texture. To cover or decorate with a diagonal pattern. The texture or structure of a piece of verse or music. The slant or angle at which the coulter of a plough is set in the plough beam and which determines the lie of the furrow.
tweatle, tweeter, tweetle, tweitle,
tweeter [ˈtwitər]
v. To twitter.
v. To twitter.
tweetle [twitl]
v. To whistle, warble. To sing or play on a whistle.
v. To whistle, warble. To sing or play on a whistle.