Fate, får, fåll, fåt-mè, met-pine, pin-nỏ, môve, Transgressor, tråns-grẻs'sûr s. law-break- Transplantation, trans-plan-tà'shun s. act er; offender of removing to another soil Transport, trans-port' v. a. to carry into banishment; to hurry by violence of passion; to put into ecstacy Transport, trans'port s. a vessel of carriage; rapture, ecstacy [ance,carriage Transportance, trans-por'tanse s. conveyTransportation, trâns-por-tà'shûn s.removal; banishment Transposal, trâns-pó'zál s. the act of putting things in each other's place Transpose, trans-póze' v. a. to put each in the place of other Translate, trân-slåte' v. a. to remove; to interpret in another language Transposition, tråns-pò-zish'un s.the act of Translation, tran-slá'shůn s. removal, act putting one thing in the place of another of removing; the act of turning into Transubstantiate,trân-sub-stân'shè-åte v.a. another language, version to change to another substance Translator, tråân-sla'tur s. one that turns Transubstantiation, trân-såb-stân-shẻ-å ́any thing into another language [cy shun s. change of substance [in vapour Translucency,trâns-lu'sen-sẻ s.transparen- Transude, trån-sude' v. n. to pass through Translucent, trans-lu'sent transparent, Transumption, trans-sům'shun s.the act of Translucid, trâns-lu'sid clear taking from one place to another Transmarine, trans-må-rèèn' a. lying or Transversal, trâns-vẻr'sâl a.running crossfound beyond sea [rection Transmigrate, trâns ́mè-gråte v. n. to pass Transverse, träns-vêrse' a. in a cross difrom one place or country into another Transversely, trâns-vèrs'le ad. in a cross Transmigration, trans-mè-grà shûn s. pas- direction a. wise [agem; a play sage from one place or state into another Trap, trắp s. a snare; an ambush,a stratTransmission, trans-mish'un s. the act of Trap, trap v. a. to ensnare, to catch transmitting [one to another Trapdoor, trâp-dore' s. a door opening Transmissive,trâns-mis'siv a.derived from and shutting unexpectedly Transmutable, trans-mù'tâ-bla. capable of Trapezium, trå-pè'zhè-ûm s. a quadrilaterchange [into another nature or substance Transmutation,träus-mu-tà'shẩn s.change Transmute,trans-mate' .n.to change from one nature or substance to another Transparency, trans-på'rên-sè s.clearness, power of transmitting light Transparent, tràns-på'rẻnt a. pervious to Travail, trâv'il s. labour, toil [pass, to go the sight; clear Travel, trávil v. n. to make journeys; to Transpierce,trans-pèèrse' r.a. to penetrate Travel, trávil s. journey al figure, whose four sides are not equal, and none of its sides parallel [¡ishments Trappings,trap'pingz s.ornaments, embelTrash, trash s. any thing worthless, dross, Trashy, trash'è a. worthless, vile [dregs Travail, travl v. n to labour Transpiration, tran-spé-rà'shân s. emis-Traveller, trâv'il-år s. one who goes a sion in vapour journey Transpire, tran-splre' v. n. to be emitted by Traverse, trå-verse' ad. crosswise, athwart vapour; to escape from secresy to notice Traverse,trå-verse' prep.through,crosswise Transplace, trans-plåse' v. a. to remove, to Traverse, traverse a. lying across put into a new place Transplant, trâns-plant' r. a. to remove and plant in a new place Traverse, tråv'êrse v. a. to cross, to thwart with obstacles; to wander over; to examine thoroughly når, nót—tube, tåb, bûll—ðîî—poůnd--thin, THis. Traveste, trav'ês-tè a. dressed so as to be Trench, trẻnsh s. a pit or ditch; earth thrown up made ridiculous Tray, tra s. a shallow trough in which Trenchant, trên'shânt a. cutting, sharp meat is carried Trencher, trên'shur s. a wooden platter Treacherous, trêtsh'ẻr-ûs a. faithless, per-Trencherman, trẻn ́shûr-mån s. à feeder, fidious [lessly an eater Treacherously, trêtsh'êr-us-lè ad. faith-Trendle, trên'dl s. any thing turned round Treachery, tretsh'er-è s. perfidy, breach of Trepan, trẻ-pân' s. a surgeon's instrument faith [sugar Trepan, trẻ-pân' v. a. to perforate with the Treacle, trè'kl s. molasses, the spume of trepan; to insnare Tread, trẻd v. n. to set the foot, to trample, Trepidation, trẻp-è-da'shån s. the state of to couple trembling; state of terror Trespass, três'pås v. n. to transgress; to enter unlawfully Tread, trẻd s. step with the foot Treadie, trêd'dl s. part of an engine on which the feet act Trespass, três pås s. transgression Treason, tre'zn s. an offence against the Tresses, três'siz s. curls of hair person of majesty, or the dignity of Trestle, três'sl s. a moveable form by which the commonwealth [of treason any thing is supported [waste Treasonable, trè'zn-a-bl a. of the nature Tret, trêt s. an allowance in weight for Treasure, trêzh'ère s. wealth hoarded Trey, trå s. a three at cards Treasure, trêzh'ure v. a. to hoard,to lay up Triable, trl'å-bl a. capable of trial Treasurer, trẻzh'ù-rûr s. one who has the Triad, triad s. three united care of money [money is kept Trial, tri'âl s. test, examination [gles Treasury, trêzh'u-rẻ s. a place in which Triangle, tri'ång-gls. a figure of three anTreat, trète v. a. to negotiate; to discourse Triangular, tri-ång'gù-lår a. having three on; to manage; to entertain angles Treat, trète s. an entertainment given Tribe, tribe s. a distinct body of people Treatable, trè'tà-bl a. moderate [tate Tribulation, trib-ù-là'shûn s. vexation, disTreatise, trè'tiz s. discourse, written trac- turbance of life Treatment, trète'ment s. usage Tribunal, trl.bu'nal s. the seat of a judge Treaty, tre'te s. negotiation Tribune, trib'une s. an officer of Rome Treble,treb'bla. threefold; sharp of sound Tributary, trîb'u-tâ-rè a. paying tribute Treble, trêb'bl v. a. to multiply by three Tributary, trib'u-ta-rè s. one who pays Treble, trêb'b! s. a sharp sound; the upper tribute [knowledgment of subjection part in musick [treble Tribute, tribute s. payment made in acTrebleness, treb'bl-nes s. state of being Trice, trise s. a short time, an instant Trebly, trêb'blè ad. in threefold number Trick, trik s. a sly fraud; a dexterous aror quantity Tree, trèè e. a large vegetable rising with Trick, trik v. a. to cheat, to defraud; to one woody stem to a considerable Tricking, triking s. dress, ornament height; any thing branched out Trickish, trik ish a. knavishly artful Trelis, trellis s. a lattice-work of iron, Trickle, trik'kl v. n. to fall in drops wood, or ozier [fear or cold Trident, tri'dent s. the three-forked sceptre Tremble, trẻm'bl v. n. to shake as with| of Neptune Tremblingly, trẻm'bling-lè ad. fearfully Tremendous, trè-men'dás a. dreadful Tremor, tré můr s. quivering or vibratory motion tifice [decorate Triennial, tri-ên'yâl a. lasting three years Trifallow, tri fål-lò v. a. to plough land the third time before sowing Trifle, tri'fl v. n. to act or talk with levity Tremulous, tram'-lås a. trembling, fearful Trifle,tri' s.a thing of no moment [levity Trench,trênsh v.a.to cut into pits or ditches Trifler,tri'fl-år s.one who acts or talks with α. Fåte, får, fåll, fåt—mè, met-pine, pîn—nò, môve, Trifing, tlf-lag a. unimportant Trituration, trit-tshù-ra shẳn s. pulverized by rubbing Triumph,triumf s. pomp with which a vicgun tory is publickly celebrated; victory; Trigonal, trig'd-nål a. triangular; having joy for success [tory with pomp Trigonometrical, trig'd-no-mët'trè-kal a. Triumph, triumf v. n. to celebrate a vicpertaining to trigonometry Triumphal, tri-åmf'ål a. used in celebra Trigonometry, trig-o-nime trẻ e. the art ting a victory of measuring triangles [victory Triumphant, tri-imf'ânt a. celebrating a Trilateral, tri-låt'er-ål a.having three sides Triumphantly, trl-3mf'ânt-lè ad. in a triTrill, trill's. quaver, tremulousness of mu- umphant manner Trill, trill v. a. to utter quavering [sick Triumvirate, tri-ům vè-rât) s. a coalition Trillion, tril'yun s. a million of millions of Triumviri, tri-ům vẻ-ri Trim, trim a. nice, dressed up [millions or concurrence of three men Trim, trim v. a. to dress; to shave; to Triune, tri-ùne' a. at once three and one make neat [measures Trivet, triv'it s. any thing supported by Trimeter, trim'è-têr a. consisting of three three feet [unimportant Trimly, trim'le ad. nicely, neatly Trivial, triv'yal a. vile, worthless; trifling, Trimmer, trim'mår s. one who changes Trivially, triv'yal-è ad. commonly; lightly sides to balance parties, a turncoat Trivialness, triv'yål-nês s. commonness; Trimming, trim'ming s. ornamental ap- lightness pendages to a coat or gown Trine, trine s. an aspect of planets placed in three angles of a trigon Trinitarian, trin-é-tà'rè-ân s. one who believes the doctrine of the Trinity Trinity, trin'é-tè s. the union of the three persons in the God-head Trinket,tringk'kits. toy, ornament of dress Trip, trip v. n. to fall by losing the hold of the feet; to err; to stumble Trochee, trò kè s. a foot in Latin poetry, Troll, troll v. n. to run round; to fish with soldiers Troop, troop v. n. to march in a body Trip, trip s. a stumble; a mistake; a short Trooper, troop'ur s. a horse-soldier voyage or journey [parts Trope, tropes. a change of a word from its original signification Tripartite, trip pâr-tite a.divided into three Tripedal, trip'e-dâl a. having three feet three cases in Trophied, tro'fid a. adorned with trophies enemy Tropical, trop'è-kål a. rhetorically changed from the original meaning; belonging to the tropick [sun turns back Tropick, tropik s. the line at which the Trot, trot r. n. to move with a high jolting pace Trot, trots. the jolting high pace of a horse Troth, troth s. truth, faith, fidelity Trisection,tri-sêk'shûn s.division into three Trothless, trôth'lês a. treacherous equal parts [ing of three syllables Trouble, trab'bl v. a.to disturb, to perplex; Trisyllable, tris'sil-la-bl s. a word consist- to distress; to sue for a debt [vexation Trite, trite a. worn out, stale Trouble, tråb'bl s. disturbance, affliction, riteness,trite'nês s.stalcness, commonness Troublesome, tråb bl-sum a. vexatious,un nor, nôt—tùbe, tub, båll-dil-påånd-thin, THIS. easy, afflictive; burdensome; teazing Truncheon,trůn'shån s.a cudgel; a staff of Troublesomeness, tråb'bl-såm-nês s. vexa- command tiousness [fused, disordered Trundle, trån dl v. n. to roll Troublous, tråb'bl-ås a. tumultuous; con-Trunnions, trůn'y unz s. the knobs of a gun Trough, trof s. any thing hollowed that bear it on the cheeks of a carriage Trunk, trungk s. the body of any thing; a chest for clothes; the proboscis of an elephant or other animal Trusion, troo'zhůn s. the act of thrusting Truss, trus s.a bandage for ruptures; bundle of hay or straw Troy-weight, troè'wate s. a kind of weight Truss, trus v. a. to pack close together by which gold and bread are weighed Trust, tråst s. confidence, reliance; credTruant, trỏo ant s. an idler [business it; deposit Truant, troo'ânt a. idle, wandering from Trust, trust v. a. to place confidence in Truce, troose s.a temporary peace,a cessa- to believe; to sell upon credit [thing tion of hostilities [killing Trustee, trus-tèè' s. one intrusted with any Trucidation, trỏỏ-sè-dà'shån s. the act of Trusty, trust'è a. honest, faithful, true Truck, tråk v. n. to traffick by exchange Truth, trôôth s. purity from falsehood; fiTruck, truk s. exchange; wooden wheels delity; reality Try, tri v. a. to examine, to essay for carriage Truckle, truk'kl v. n. to be in a state of Tub, tåh s. a large open vessel of wood subjection Tube, tube s. a pipe, a siphon Truculent,troo'kù-lẻnt a.savage,barbarous Tubercle, tu ber-kl s. a small swelling Trudge,trådje v.n.to jog on,to march hea-Tuberous, tù'bêr-us a. having prominent vily on True,trẻỏ a. not false,veracious; genuine ; Tubular, tủ'bu-lâr faithful, honest; exact [birth Tubulated, tu bu-là-têd knots 4. fistular, lonTrueborn, troo'born a. having a right by gitudinally hollow Truebred, troo'bred a. of a right breed Tuck, tåk s. a long narrow sword Truehearted,troo-hårt'ed a.honest, faithful Tuck, tuk, v. a. to crush together, to hinTrueness, troo'nes s. sincerity, faithfulness der from spreading Truffle, troỏ'fls. a kind of subterraneous Tucker, tåk år s. a small piece of linen mushroom that shades the breasts of women [week Truisin,trỏo izm s.an identical proposition Tuesday, tuze'de s. the third day of the Trull, tråll s. a vagrant strumpet Tuft, taft s. a cluster, a clump [ters Truly, trôỏ'le ad. really; exactly; indeed Tufted, tuf'ted a. growing in tufts or clusTrump, trump s. a trumpet; a winning Tufty, tåf'te a. adorned with tufts [card Tug, tåg v. a. to pull, to pluck [effort Trump, tramp v. a. to win with a trump Tug,tüg s.a pull performed with the utmost Trumpery, trump'er-ès. something falla-Tuition, tà-ish'an s. guardianship ciously splendid; empty talk; trifles Tulip, tulip s. a flower card Trumpet, tråmp'it s. an instrument of mar-Tumble, tum'bl v. n. to fall; to roll about tial musick Tumble, tum'bl s. a fall Trumpet, trump'ît v. a.to publish by sound Tumbler, tåm'bl-ür s. one who shows posof trumpet, to proclaim [a trumpet tures or feats of activity Trumpeter, tråmpit-år s. one who sounds Tumbrel, tüm'bril s. a dung cart Truncate, trång kåte v. a. to maim Tumefaction, tù-mè-fák'shun s. a swelling Truncation, tran-kå'shûn s. the act of lop-Tumefy, tú mè-fl v. a. to swell ping or maiming Tumid, tù'mid a. swelling, puffed up retort [change Fate, får, fåll, fåt-mé, mêt-pine, pin-nò, mỏve, Tumour, tu'mår s. a morbid swelling to double in; to blunt; to repeal; to Tumulose, tu-mu-lòse' a. full of hills Tumult, tú mult s.a sti; a wild commotion Turn, tårn s.the act of turning; meaning; Tumultuary, tu-mül'tshú-à-rè a. disorder-Turncoat, turn'kote s. a renegade [turn ly, confused [violent Turner, tårn'år s. one whose trade is to Tumultuous, tu-mål'tshu-s a. turbulent; Turnkey, tűrn'kéé s. one who opens and Tumultuously, tu-môl'tshu-us-lè ad. with confusion and violence Tun, tún s. a large cask; two pipes Tun, tan e. a. to put into casks, to barrel Tunable, tu'nå-bla. harmonious Tunably, tu'na-blè ad. harmoniously Tune, tune s. a diversity of notes put together; harmony, concert of parts right disposition locks the doors of a prison Turning, tårn'ing s. flexure, meander Turnip, turn'ip s. a white esculent root Turnpike, tårn'pike s. a toll-gate on a road Turnstile, tuin'stile s. a cross-bar turned on a pin to let foot passengers through, and prevent horses [by the pine, &c. Turpentine, tur'pên-tlne s. the gum exuded Turpitude, tur'pe-tåde s. inherent vileness, Tune, tune v. a. to put into such a state as Turret, tür'rêt s. a little tower [badness that the proper sound may be produced Turtle, tår'tl s. a species of dove; the seaTuneful, tune fül a. musical Tuneless, tune'lês a. unmusical Tunicle, tu ne-kl s. cover, integument tortoise Tunnage, tan'nidje s. content of a vessel Tusk, tusk s. a fang Tup, tap v. a. to butt like a ram Tutelary, tu'tè-lâ-rè} α. defensive, guar dian Tutor, tu'tår s. one who has the care of Turbary, tår ba-rẻ s. right of digging turf Turf, tårf s. a clod covered with grass Turgid, tur'jid a. swelling; pompous twixt the fingers Tweedle, twee dl v. a. to handle lightly Twelfth, twelfth a. second after the tenth Twelve, twelv a. two and ten Turmoil, tår'moil s. trouble, disturbance Turmoil, tår-moil' v. a. to harass with com-Twentieth, twen'tè-ëth a. twice tenth motion; to weary Twenty, twen'tè a. twice ten Turn, tårn v. a. to put into a circular or Twice, twise ad. two times; doubly vertiginous motion; to change with re-Twidle, twi-dl v. a. to touch lightly spect to position; to transform; to Twig, twig s. a small shoot of a branch translate; to convert; to make giddy;Twiggy, twig'gè a. full of twigs |