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Webster Dictionary :: Tuch
TUCH, n. A kind of marble.
Webster Dictionary :: Tubulous
TU'BULOUS, a. Longitudinally hollow. 1. Containing tubes; composed wholly of tub...
Webster Dictionary :: Tubuliform
TU'BULIFORM, a. Having the form of a tube.
Webster Dictionary :: Tubule
TU'BULE, n. [L. tubulus.] A small pipe or fistular body.
Webster Dictionary :: Tubular
TU'BULAR, a. [from L. tubus.] Having the form of a tube or pipe; consisting of a...
Webster Dictionary :: Tubiporite
TU'BIPORITE, n. Fossil tubipores. TUB'-MAN , n. In the exchequer, a barrister so...
Webster Dictionary :: Tubipore
TU'BIPORE, n. [tube and pore.] A genus of zoophytes or corals.
Webster Dictionary :: Tuberous
TU'BEROUS, a. [from L. tuber, a bunch.] Knobbed. In botany, consisting of roundi...
Webster Dictionary :: Tuberose
TU'BEROSE, n. [L. tuberosa.] A plant with a tuberous root and a liliaceous flowe...
Webster Dictionary :: Tuberculous
TUBER'CULOUS, a. Full of knobs or pimples. 1. Affected with tubercles.
Webster Dictionary :: Tubercular
TUBER'CULAR TUBER'CULATE, a. Having small knobs or pimples, as a plant.
Webster Dictionary :: Tubercle
TU'BERCLE, n.[L. tuberculum, from tuber, a bunch.] 1. A pimple; a small push, sw...
Webster Dictionary :: Tuber
TU'BER, n. In botany, a knob in roots, solid,with the component particles all si...
Webster Dictionary :: Tube
TUBE, n. [L. tubus.] A pipe; a siphon; a canal or conduit; a hollow cylinder, ei...
Webster Dictionary :: Tubbing
TUB'BING, ppr. Setting in a tub.
Webster Dictionary :: Tubber
TUB'BER, n. In Cornwall, a mining instrument, called in other places a beele. Th...
