Tumble, tům bl. v. n. to fall; to roll about Tumbler, tåm'bl-år. s. one who shows pos- T'umid, ta'mid. a. swelling, puffed up Tun, tún. s. a large cask; two pipes Tun, tån. v. a. to put into casks, to barrel Tunable, tu'nå-bl. a. harmonious Tunably, tù'nå-blè. ad. harmoniously Tune, tune. s. a diversity of notes put together; harmony, concert of parts; right disposition Tune, tune. v. a. to put into such a state as that the proper sound may be produced Tuneful, tuneful. a. musical Tunicle, ta'ně-kl. s. cover, integument Tunnage, tán'nidje. s. content of a vessel measured by the tun; a tax Tunnel, tån'nil. s. the shaft of a chimney; a funnel Tup, tup. s. a ram Tup, tap. v. a. to butt like a ram Turban, tår bån. s. the head-dress worn by the Turks Turbary, túr bå-rẻ. s. right of digging turf Turgid, tårjid. a. swelling; pompous Turgidity, túr-jid'ė-tè. s. the state of being swollen Turkey, tár’kẻ. s. a large domestick fowl Turmerick, tår'mér-ik. s. an Indian root which makes a yellow die Turmoil, tår'moil. s. trouble, disturbance Turmoil, tår'moil. v. a. to harass with commotion; to weary Turn, tårn. v. a. to put into a circular motion; to transform; to translate; to convert; to make giddy; to blunt; to repeal; to retort [change Turn, tårn. s. the act of turning; meaning; Turncoat, tårn ́kòte. 8. a renegade Turner, tårn'år. s. one whose trade is to turn Turnkey, tårn'kée. s. one who opens and locks the doors of a prison Turning, tårn'ing. s. flexure, meander Turnip, tårn'ip. s. a white esculent root Turnpike, tårn'pike. s. a toll gate on the road Turnstile, tårn'stile. s. a cross-bar turned on a pin to let foot passengers through, and prevent horses [by the pine, &c. Turpentine, tur pên-tine. s. the gum exuded Turpitude, tår pè-túde. s. inherent vileness, badness Turret, túr'rêt. s. a little tower [tortoise Tush, tush. interj. an expression of contempt a. defensive, guardian Tutor, tu'tår. s. one who has the care of another's learning and morals Tutor, tu'tår. v. a. to instruct [a tutor Tutorage, tu'tür-age. s. the authority of Tutoress, tu'tár-és. s. directress, governess Tutty, tắt'tě. s. a sublimate of zink or cala mine collected in the furnace Twain, twine, a. two Twang, twång. v. n. to sound with a quick | Twitter, twit'tår. v. n. to make a sharp sharp noise Twang, twång. s. a sharp quick sound Tweedle, twee'dl. v. a. to handle lightly Twelfth, twelfth. a. second after the tenth Twelfthtide, twelfth'tide. s. the twelfth day after Christmas Twelve, twelv. a. two and ten Twelvemonth, twêlv'mânth. 8. a year Twentieth, twen'tè-êth. a. twice tenth Twenty, twen'tè. a. twice ten Twice, twise. ad. two times; doubly Twidle, twi'dl. v. a. to touch lightly Twig, twig. s. a small shoot of a branch Twilight, twilite. s. the dubious light before sunrise and after sunset [light Twilight, twi'lite. a. obscure; seen by twiTwin, twin. s. one of two children born at a birth [birth Twinborn, twin'born. a. born at the same Twine, twine. v. a. to twist Twine, twine. s. a twisted thread Twinge, twinje. v. a. to torment with sudden and short pain; to pinch Twinge, twinje. 8. a sudden sharp pain; a tweak, a pinch Twinkle, twingk'kl. v. n. to sparkle; to open and shut the eye by turns Twinkling, twingk'ling. s. a sparkling intermitting light, a motion of the eye Twinling, twin'ling. 8. a twin lamb Twirl, twêrl. v. a. to turn round Twirl, twerl. s. rotation, circular motion Twist, twist. v. a. to form by complication; to wreath Twist, twist. s. any thing made by convolution; a cord; writhe Twit, twit. v. a. to sneer, to reproach Twitch, twitsh. s. a quick pull tremulous intermitted noise Twitter, twit'tår. s. any motion or disorder of passion Two, too. a. one and one Twoedged, too'djd. a. having an edge a each side Twofold, too'fold. a. double Twopence, tap'pense. s. a small coin Tymbal, tim'bat. s. a kind of kettle drum Tympanum, tim'pâ-nům. s. the drum of the ear Tympany, tim'på-nè. s. a kind of obstructed flatulence that swells the body like a dram Type, tipe. s. emblem; a printing letter Typical, tipe-kål. a. emblematical Typically, tip'è-kål-ẻ. ad. in a typical mar [emblen Typify, tipe-fi. r. a. to figure, to show Typographer, tl-pog gråf-år. s. a printer Typographical, tip-d-gråfè-kål. a. belonging to the printer's art ner Typography, ti-pog grâf-è. s. art of printing Tyranness, tir'ra-nés. s. a she tyrant Tyrannical, ti-rån'ně-kål. a. like a tyrant, Tyrannick, ti-rån'nik. despotick Tyrannically, tl-rân'ně-kál-è. ad. in manner of a tyrant Tyrannicide, ti-rån'ne-side. s. the act of killing a tyrant [rant Tyrannise, tir'rân-ize. v. n. to play the ty Tyrannous, tir'rån-us. a. tyrannical, arbitrary Tyranny, tir'rân-ẻ. s. unresisted and cruel power; severity, rigour Tyrant, ti'rånt. s. a despotick monarch; * cruel and severe master Tyro, ti'rò. s. one in his rudiments U. [where UBERTY, ya'bér-té. s. abundance Ugliness, ug'lé-nės. s. deformity Ulcerous, al'sår-ås. a. afflicted with sores navel Umbrage, åm'bridje. s. shade; offence Umbrageous, dm-bra'jê-ús. a. shady Unaided, an-á'děd. a. not assisted Unalienable, in-åle'yên-å-bl. a. not transferable [relation Unallied, an-ål-lid'. a. having no powerful Unalterable, ån-ål'tůr-à-bl. a. incapable of being altered [mind Unanimous, ya-nân'è-mås. a. being of one Unanswerable, ån-ân'sår-å-bl. a. not to be refuted Unappalled, ån-åp-påwld'. a. not daunted Unappeasable, in-ap-pê'zâ-bl. a. not to be pacified Unapt, ån-âpt'. a. dull; unfit tation Unaspiring, in-as-pl'ring. a. not ambitious Unassisted, ún-ås-sis'ted. a. not helped Unattainable, un-ât-tà'nâ-bl. a. not to be gained [essayed Umbrella, um-brêl'lâ. s. a screen to keep off Unattempted, un-ât-temp'têd. a. untried, not the sun or rain Umpire, âm'pire. s. an arbitrator Unabashed, an-â-båsht'. a. not ashamed Unable, un-a'bl. a. weak, impotent Unabolished, an-á-ból'isht. a. not repealed Unacceptable, in-åk'sép-tå-bl. a. not pleasing Unaccommodated, ån-åk-kôm'mò-di-têd. a. unfurnished with external convenience Unaccompanied, ån-âk-kñm'på-nid. a. not attended [finished Unaccomplished, ån-åk-kom'plisht. a. unUnaccountable, ́ún-âk-köún'tå-bl. a. not to be solved by reason [strangely Unaccountably, un-åk-koún'tå-blé. ad. Unaccustomed, ån-âk-kås'tåmd. a. not habituated; new [unusual Unacquainted, an-ák-kwan'téd. a. not known, Unadvised, ån-ad-vizd'. a. imprudent, indiscreet Unadulterated, in-â-dål'tår-à-têd. a. genuine Unaffected, in-âf-fek'ted. a. real; open, candid Unattended, un-ât-tên'dêd. a. having no retinue [ported by authority Unauthorized, an-aw'thur-izd. a. not supUnavailable, an-å-và'lâ-bl. a. useless, vain with respect to any purpose Unavailing, in-a-vá'ling. a. useless, vain Unavoidable, in-à-vôld'â-bl. a. inevitable Unaware, in-a-ware'. Unawares, an-á-warz, ad. without previous meditation; unexpectedly Unawed, ap-awd'. a. unrestrained by fear or reverence Unbar, án-bår'. v. a. to unbolt Unbelief, ån-be-lèèf'. s. incredulity; infidelity Unbeseeming, un-be-sèèm'ing. a. unbecoming | Uncharitable, ún-tshår ́e-tá-bl. a. contrary Unbewailed, ún-be-wald'. a. not lamented to charity [want of charity Unbidden, ån-bid'dn. a. uninvited Uncharitableness, in-tshåre-ti-bl-nés. ¿ Unbind, an-bind'. v. a. to loose, to untie Unchaste, in-tshåste'. a. lewd, libidinous Unblamable, an-bla'må-bl. a. not culpable Unchristian, ån-kris'tshán. a. contrary to the Unblemished, an-blêm'isht. a. free from tur- laws of Christianity [cumcised pitude, free from reproach Uncircumcised, ån-sérʼkåm-sizd. à, not cir Unblest, ún-blést. a. wretched Uncircumcision, ún-sér-kům-sizh ́ån. s. ome Unblown, an-blòne'. a. having the bud yet sion of circumcision [limited unexpanded Uncircumscribed, ån-sér kåm-skribd. a. 1 Uncivil, in-sivil. a. unpolite Unbodied, un-bod'id. a. incorporeal Unbolt, ån-bolt'. r. a. to unbar Unborn, an-born'. a. not yet brought into life [confidence; to open Unbosom, in-bůz'ům. v. a. to reveal in Unbought, an-bawt'. a. obtained without money Unbound, un-bound'. a. loose Unbounded, in-bound'êd. a. unlimited Unbuilt, in-bilt'. a. not yet erected Uncalled, in-kåwld'. a. not summoned Unchanging, un-tshån'jing. a. suffering no alteration Uncivilized, ân-siv'il-izd. a. barbarous coarse, indecent Unclarified, ûn-klâr'è-side. a. not purified Unclasp, un-klåsp'. v. a. to open what is shat with clasps [brother Uncle, ing'kl. s. the father's or mother's Unclean, an-klene'. a. foul, dirty Uncleanliness, ån-klên'le-nês. 8. want of cleanliness Uncleanly, un-klên'lè. a. foul, filthy Unclench, un-klênsh'. v. a. to open the closed Uncoined, ân-köind'. a. not coined Uncomely, un-kům lê. a. wanting grace Uncomfortable, ån-kåm'får-tå-bl. a. gloomy, miserable [want of cheerfuls Uncomfortablenes, in-kåm'für-tå-bl-nës. ↓ Uncomfortably, ån-kům'fär-tå-blè. ad, out cheerfulness Uncommon, in-kôm'mån. a. not frequent Uncommonness, ån-kôm'můn-nès. ¿, infe quency Uncommunicated, in-kôm-mů’ně-kå-tèd. « not communicated diminished Uncompelled, in-kôm-pêld'. a. free from Undecayed, un-dé-kåde'. a. not liable to be compulsion [not mixed Uncompounded, în-kôm-pôûnd'êd. a. simple, Unconcern, ån-kôn-sërn'. s. negligence, freedom from anxiety [not disturbed Unconcerned, în-kôn-sernd'. a. not anxious, Unconquerable, un-kông'kår-â-bl. a. inca-Undecisive, ån-de-si'siv. a. not decisive pable of being conquered Uncouple, in-kúp'pl. v. a. to loose dogs from ointment Uncrossed, in-krost'. a. uncancelled ness Unculled, in-kåld'. a. not gathered Undam, in-dâm'. v. a. to free from the re- Undamaged, in-dâm'idjd. a. not made worse Undeceive, în-dè-sève'. v. a. to set free from Undeclined, ån-de-klind'. a. not grammati- Undeniably, un-de-nl'â-blè. ad. so plainly as to admit no contradiction Undeplored, in-de-plòrd'. a. not lamented Undergrowth, ån-dår-gròth'. s. that which Underline, ån-dår-line'. v. a. to mark with Underling, un'dår-ling. s. an inferiour agent excavate under [a clandestine enemy Underminer, ân-dår-mi'når. s. he that saps; |