TUMULTUOUSLY, riotously.
A TUN of Timber, 40 solid Feet, in Weight 2240 pounds.
To TUN up, to put Liquor into a Tun, &c
TUNEABLE, that may
TUNE, an agreement in Sound, an Air or Song.
TUNEABLY, harmoniously.
TUNNAGE, an Import per Tun upon all Goods Exported or Imported
A TUNNEL, a Funnel through which Liquors are poured into a Vessel; also the Funnel of a Chimney.
To TUNNEL, to fill Vessels with Liquor
A TURBANT, a Turkish Ornament for the Head.
TURBID, troublesome, disturbed.
TURBOT, a broad Sea Fish
TURBULENCY, Noisiness, Troublesomeness, Boisterousness, Blustringness.
TURBULENT, boisterous, blustring
TRUBULENTLY, boisterously.
TURF, a sort of Earth dug for Fuel.
TURGID, swollen, puffed up.
TURGIDNESS, the being swelled or puffed up
A TURK, a Native of Turkey.
TURKEY, a large Country in Asia; and also some part of it in Europe
A TURKEY, a well known Fowl.
TURKEYPOUT, a young Turkey.
TURKISH, belonging to the Turks.
TURKS-Cap, a Flower.
TURMERICK, the Root of an Herb growing in India and Arabia.
TURMOIL, a Bustle or Stir.
To TURMOIL, to toil or rant, to make a heavy to do
TURMOILING, toiling
To TURN, to work as Turners do, also to return; also to change sides, &c to wind round.
A TURN, a Walk or Course, a good or bad Office.
TURN Coat, one who changes his Religion, or goes over to another Party.
TURNPIKE, a Gate set up in a Road in order to stop Travellers, Waggons, Coaches, &c. to take Toll of them, towards keeping the Roads in Repair.
TURNIP, A Root well known.
A TURNER, one who turns Vessel, or Utensils in Wood or Metal.
TURPENTINE, a clear Gum coming from different Trees.
TURPITUDE, Baseness, Filthiness, Dishonesty, Villany.
A TURRET, a little Tower.
TURTLE, a kind of Dove.
TUSCAN Order, an order in Architecture.
TUSHES, TUSKS, of a Bear, the great Teeth that stand out.
To TUSTLE, to strive with or bustle, to tumble, ruffle or towze.
TUTELAR, that protects or performs the Office of a Guardian.
TUTOR, one that instructs another in any Art of Science
To TUTOR, to teach Manners, to chide, to rebuke.
A TUTORESS, a female Tutor, a Governess.
TWAIN, a Couple or Pair
A TWANG, a Hogoe or ill Taste; an ill Sound in Pronunciation, a sharp Sound as of a Bow-String.
To TWANG, to sound like the String of a Musical Instrument.
A TWEAG, Perplexity, Trouble, Vexation.
To TWEEDLE, to play on a Fiddle or Bagpipe.
TWEEZERS, a sort of small Pincers, put in a Case with other Instruments, and usually worn by Ladies at their Sides.
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TWELVE, XII, 12.
TWELVE-Month, the space of a Year, according to the Calender Months.
TWENTY, XX, 20.
TWICE, two times.
A TWIG, a small Sprout of a Tree, &c.
TWILIGHT, that half light in the Dawn of the Morning, and Dusk of the Evening, a little after Sun setting.
To TWINE, to twist Thread.
TWINE, small twisted Thread.
TWININGLY, twistingly.
To TWINGE, to torment or gripe.
TWINKING, a winking or twinkling with the Eyes.
To TWINKLE, to wink often, to sparkle as some Stars do.
TWINS, two Children born at one Birth.
To TWIRL, to turn round about quick
To TWIST, to complicate several Lines or Threads together.
TWIST, the Complication or folding of a Rope; also the hollow on the inside of the Thigh.
To TWIST, to fold round.
TWISTING, folding round.
TWISTINGLY, in a twisting manner.
To TWIT, to upbraid with, to hit in the Teeth.
To TWITCH, to pinch or pluck.
To TWITTER, to quake or shiver with Cold; also to snear or laugh scornfully.
TWO, II. or 2 in Number.
TWOFOLD, double.
To TYE, to bind.
TYMPANUM, of the Ear, the Drum of the Ear.
TYMPANY, a hard swelling of the Belly.
TYPE, the Figure or Mystical Shadow of a thing, a Model or Pattern, Letter to print with.
TYPOGRAPHER, a Printer.
TYPOGRAPHICAL, belonging to Printing.
TYPOGRAPHY, Printing, or the Art of Printing
TYRANNICAL, belonging to Tyranny, imperious, acting like a Tyrant.
TYRANNICALLY, like a Tyrant.
To TYRANNIZE, to play the Tyrant, to oppress or lord it over.
TYRANNY, cruel and violent Government, Cruelty or Oppression.
A TYRANT, an Usurper, a Prince that abuses the Royal Power by oppressing his Subjects.
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VACANCY, an empty space, a void Place or Dignity.
VACANT, void, that is not filled up, at leisure.
To VACATE, to empty, to annul or make void.
VACATION, a ceasing from ordinary Business, being at leisure.
VACILLATION, a Reeling or Staggering, a Wavering, Uncertainty, Irresolution.