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Webster Dictionary :: Tuner
TU'NER, n. One who tunes. 1. One whose occupation is to tune musical instruments...
Webster Dictionary :: Tuneless
TU'NELESS, a. Unmusical; unharmonious. 1. Not employed in making music; as a tun...
Webster Dictionary :: Tuneful
TU'NEFUL, a. Harmonious; melodious; musical; as tuneful notes; tuneful birds.
Webster Dictionary :: Tuned
TU'NED, pp. Uttered melodiously or harmoniously; put in order to produce the pro...
Webster Dictionary :: Tune
TUNE, n. [L. tonus.] 1. A series of musical notes in some particular measure, an...
Webster Dictionary :: Tunably
TU'NABLY, adv. Harmoniously; musically.
Webster Dictionary :: Tunableness
TU'NABLENESS, n. Harmony; melodiousness.
Webster Dictionary :: Tunable
TU'NABLE, a. [from tune.] Harmonious; musical. And tunable as sylvan pipe or son...
Webster Dictionary :: Tun-bellied
TUN'-BELLIED, a. [tun and belly.] Having a large protuberant belly. TUN'-DISH , ...
Webster Dictionary :: Tun
TUN, n. [L. teneo, to hold; Gr. to stretch.] 1. In a general sense, a large cask...
Webster Dictionary :: Tumultuousness
TUMULT'UOUSNESS, n. The state of being tumultuous; disorder; commotion.
Webster Dictionary :: Tumultuously
TUMULT'UOUSLY, adv. In a disorderly manner; by a disorderly multitude.
Webster Dictionary :: Tumultuous
TUMULT'UOUS, a. Conducted with tumult; disorderly; as a tumultuous conflict; a t...
Webster Dictionary :: Tumultuation
TUMULTUA'TION, n. Commotion; irregular or disorderly movement; as the tumultuati...
Webster Dictionary :: Tumultuate
TUMULT'UATE, v.i. [L. tumultuo.] To make a tumult. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Tumultuary
TUMULT'UARY, a. [L. tumultus.] 1. Disorderly; promiscuous; confused; as a tumult...
