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Webster Dictionary :: Twelfth-tide
TWELFTH-TIDE, n. [twelfth and tide.] The twelfth day after christmas.
Webster Dictionary :: Twelfth
TWELFTH, a. The second after the tenth; the ordinal of twelve.
Webster Dictionary :: Tweezers
TWEE'ZERS, n. [This See ms to be formed on the root of vise, an instrument for p...
Webster Dictionary :: Tweezer-case
TWEE'ZER-CASE, n. A case for carrying tweezers.
Webster Dictionary :: Tweel
TWEEL, v.t. To weave with multiplied leases in the harness, by increasing the nu...
Webster Dictionary :: Tweedle
TWEE'DLE, v.t. To handle lightly; used of awkward fiddling.
Webster Dictionary :: Tway-blade
TWA'Y-BLADE TWEAG TWEAK, v.t. It is radically the same word as twitch, and of th...
Webster Dictionary :: Tway
TWAY, for twain, two. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Twattling
TWAT'TLING, ppr. or a. Prating; gabbling; chattering. TWAT'TLING , n. The act of...
Webster Dictionary :: Twattle
TWAT'TLE, v.i. To prate; to talk much and idly; to gabble; to chatter; as a twat...
Webster Dictionary :: Twas
'TWAS, a contraction of it was.
Webster Dictionary :: Twank
TWANK, a corruption of twang.
Webster Dictionary :: Twangle
TWAN'GLE, v.i. To twang.
Webster Dictionary :: Twanging
TWANG'ING, ppr. Making a sharp sound. 1. a. Contemptibly noisy.
Webster Dictionary :: Twang
TWANG, v.i. To sound with a quick sharp noise; to make the sound of a string whi...
Webster Dictionary :: Twait
TWAIT, n. A fish. 1. In old writers, wood grubbed up and converted into arable l...
