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Webster Dictionary :: Temerity
TEMER'ITY, n. [L. temeritas; properly a rushing forward.] 1. Rashness; unreasona...
Webster Dictionary :: Temerariously
TEMERA'RIOUSLY, adv. Rashly; with excess of boldness.
Webster Dictionary :: Temerarious
TEMERA'RIOUS, a. [L. temerarius; from the root of time, tempest, which see. The ...
Webster Dictionary :: Temachis
TEM'ACHIS, n. [Gr. a piece.] A genus of fossils of the class of gypsums, softer ...
Webster Dictionary :: Tellurium
TELLU'RIUM, n. A metal recently discovered by Klaproth, combined with gold and s...
Webster Dictionary :: Tellureted
TEL'LURETED, a. Tellureted hydrogen is hydrogen combined with tellurium in a gas...
Webster Dictionary :: Tellurate
TEL'LURATE, n. A compound of tellurium and a base.
Webster Dictionary :: Tellinite
TEL'LINITE, n. [from tellina, a genus of testaceous animals.] Petrified or fossi...
Webster Dictionary :: Teller
TELL'ER, n. One that tells, relates or communicates the knowledge of something. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Tell-tale
TELL'-TALE, a. Telling tales; babbling. TELL'-TALE , n. [tell and tale.] One who...
Webster Dictionary :: Tell
TELL, v.t. pret. and pp. told. [L. telum; L.appello and peal, L. pello.] 1. To u...
Webster Dictionary :: Telestic
TELES'TIC, n. [Gr. end, and a verse.] A poem in which the final letters of the l...
Webster Dictionary :: Telesmatic
TELESMAT'IC TELESMAT'ICAL, a. Pertaining to telesms; magical.
Webster Dictionary :: Telesm
TEL'ESM, n. A kind of amulet or magical charm.
Webster Dictionary :: Telesia
TELE'SIA, n. Sapphire.
Webster Dictionary :: Telescopic
TELESCOP'IC TELESCOP'ICAL, a. Pertaining to a telescope; performed by a telescop...
