ous; violent. Turf, n. a clod covered with grass. Tur' gent, a. swelling; protuberant; tumid. Tur gid, a. tumid; swelled; bloated. Turn' pike, n. a toll-gate on a road. Turn' stile, n. a cross-bar turned on a pin, to let foot passengers through and prevent horses. Tur pen tine, n. a gum from the pine, &c. Tur' pi tude, n. inherent vileness; badness. Tur' ret, n. a small tow er or eminence. Tur' tle, n. a species of dove; a sea tortoise. Tu te lage, n. guardianship; protection; care. Tu te lar, a. having guardianship. Tu'tor, n. one who instructs; a preceptor. Tu' tor age, n. education; the office of a tutor. Tu'tor ess, n. a govern ess. Tweezers, n. small pin cers; nippers. Twilight, n. the faint light before sunrise and after sunset; obscure light. Twin, n. one of two produced together, Twinge, v. to pinch; to tweak; to torment. Twin' kle, v. to open and shut the eye; to play irregularly. Twink' ling, n. a sparkling intermitting light; a motion of the eye; a short space. Twirl, v. to turn round quick. n. a twist. Twit, v. to reproach; to upbraid; to sneer. Twitch, v. to snatch; to pluck forcibly. Type, n. an emblem; a printing letter; a stamp. Typ' ic al, a. emblematical; figurative. Ty po graph' ic al, a. belonging to printing. Ty pog ra phy, n. the art of printing. Ty ran' nic, Ty ran' nic'al,} a. like a tyrant. Tyr an nise, v. to act the tyrant. Tyr' an nous, a. arbitrary; cruel; despotic. Tyr' an ny, n. severity; cruel government. Tyrant, n. a cruel despotic ruler, or mas ter. Tyro, n. a young scholar; a beginner; a sta dent; a novice. Un apt', a. unfit; unsuitable; improper. Ul' ti mate ly, ad. in the Un ar' gued, a. not ar gued; not disputed; not censured Un armed', a. having no armour; defenceless; weak, Un asked', a. not asked; not requested; not desired. Un as cer tain' a ble, a. not reducible to certainty. Un as pi' ring, a. not ambitious; humble; con. tented. Un as sist' ed, a. not helpalone. ed; Un at tain' a ble, a. not to be obtained or acquir ed. Un a void a ble, a. not to be shunned; inevitable. Un authorised, a. not supported by due authority. Un bolt', v. to unbar; to Un con cern', n. indiffer take out or remove bolts. ence; negligence; neg lect. Un bo 6som, v. to reveal Un con cerned' a. unmov in confidence. Un bred', a. not duly taught; badly educat ed: rude. Un bridled, a. not restrained; free; loose; licentious. Un bur' Sthen, v. to rid of a burden; to ease. Un certain, a. doubtful. Un certain ty, n. dubi vast. a. not Un con' scious, perceiving or knowing. Un con test' ed, a. not disputed; evident. not Un con trolled', a. ruled or restrained. Un con vert ed, a. not converted; not regenerated. Un cor rupt', a. honest; pure; sincere ; upright. Un couth', a. awkward; strange; unusual. Un cov' er, v. to make naked. Unc' tion, n. the act of anointing; an oint Un der growth', n. growth under trees. Un der hand', a. sly; cunning; private; secret. ad. slyly; meanly. Un der hand' ed, a. sly; insidious; mean. Un der lay', v. to lay under; to strengthen; to support. Un' der ling, n. an infe. rior drudge; a mean person. Un der mine', v. to sap; to injure secretly; to destroy; to ruin. Un' der most, a. lowest ; meanest ; basest : weakest. Un der neath,ad. below; beneath. pr. under. Un der pin' v. to prop; to support; to lay the foundation wall. Un der pin' ning, n. 2 foundation wall; a prop. Un der rate', v. to rate too low; to value too low. Un der sell', v. to sell cheaper or below the value. Un der stand', v. to comprehend fully; to be informed. employed; disengaged. justly merited; not in- Un en ga' ging, a. not en curred. gaging or inviting. Un e quivo cal, a. not equivocal; plain; hon est. Un er ring, a. not mistaking; certain; invariable. Un ex am' pled, a. having no example or precedent. Un ex cep' tion a ble, a. not liable to objection. Un fath" om a ble, a. not to be sounded; very deep. Un feel' ing, a. void of feeling; insensible; cruel. |