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To the hilt

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To and fro

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TLC

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Tizzy

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Titular

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Tittle

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Titter

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Titleholder

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Titled

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Title

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Title page

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Titivate

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Titillating

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Titillate

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Titian

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Tithe

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Titanic

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Titania

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Titan

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Tit

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Tit for tat

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Tissue

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Tisane

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Tiring

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Tiresome

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Tireless

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Tired

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Tire

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Tirade

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Tiptoe

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Tipsy

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Tipster

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Tipple

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Tipping

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Tipped

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Tip

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Tip off

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Tiny

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Tint

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Tinselly

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Tinsel

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Tinny

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Tinkling

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Tinkle

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Tinkering

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Tinker

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ሀላፊነቷን

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Tinhorn

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ሀላፊነቷን

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 ==English==
 ===Adverb===
 {{en-adv|-|head=to the [[hilt]]}}
 # {{idiomatic}} [[completely]], [[fully]], to one's [[limit]]
 #: You can't expect him to spare any more money, because he's borrowed up '''to the hilt''' from the bank for his new apartment.

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 ==English==
-===Alternative forms===
+====Adverb====
-[[to-and-fro]]
-−
-===Adverb===
 {{en-adv|pos=[[to]] [[and]] [[fro]]}}
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 |passage=Even charges hopping on a larger array of localized sites than the two sites in (ii) execute normally many more '''to-and-fro''' oscillating motions than ...}}
-====Translations====
+====Verb====
-{{trans-top|back and forth}}
-* Chinese:
-*: {{trreq|Mandarin}}
-* Dutch: {{t-|nl|heen en weer}}
-* Finnish: {{t|fi|edestakaisin}}
-* French: {{t+|fr|çà et là}}
-{{trans-mid}}
-* German: {{t|de|hin und her}}, {{t|de|vor und zurück}}
-* Greek: {{t|el|πηγαιν'ελα|sc=Grek}}
-* Norwegian: [[til og fra]], [[fram og tilbake]]
-* Russian: {{t|ru|туда-сюда|tr=tudá-sjudá|sc=Cyrl}}, {{t|ru|взад и вперёд|tr=vzad i vperjód|sc=Cyrl}}
-* Swedish: {{t-|sv|av och an}}, {{t|sv|fram och tillbaka}}, {{t|sv|fram och åter}}, {{t|sv|hit och dit}}
-{{trans-bottom}}
-−
-===Verb===
 {{en-verb}}
 # {{dated}} To go [[back and forth]]; to [[alternate]].
-====Translations====
+====Adjective====
-{{trans-top|pertaining to something in to and fro motion}}
-* Finnish: [[mennä#Finnish|mennä]] {{t|fi|edestakaisin}}
-{{trans-mid}}
-{{trans-bottom}}
-−
-===Adjective===
 {{en-adj|pos=[[to]] [[and]] [[fro]]|-}}
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 |passage=The next day he had more power of moving his limbs, and the '''to and fro''' sound was thought to be a little less distinct.}}
-====Translations====
+====Noun====
-{{trans-top|pertaining to something in to and fro motion}}
-* Finnish: {{t|fi|edestakainen}}
-{{trans-mid}}
-{{trans-bottom}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
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 |page=233
 |passage=My life's a maze of seeming traps, A scene of mercies and mishaps; A heap of jarring '''to and fros''', A field of joys, A field of woes.}}
 [[Category:English merisms]]

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 ==English==
-==={{initialism}}===
+===={{initialism}}====
 '''TLC'''
 # [[tender loving care]]
 # {{analytical chemistry}} [[thin layer chromatography]]
 ===Anagrams===
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 ==Spanish==
-===Initialism===
+====Initialism====
 {{infl|es|initialism}}
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 * [[ASEAN]]
 * [[CSN]]

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Noun====
-{{unk.}}. American, 1935. Possibly related to ''tizzy'' “[[sixpence]] coin”, slang for {{term|tester}}, a name for the coin.<ref>{{R:Online Etymology Dictionary}}</ref>
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun|tizzies}}
 # A state of nervous excitement, confusion, or [[distress]]; a [[dither]].
 ====Usage notes====
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 ===References===
 <references/>

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Adjective====
-From {{etyl|la}} {{term|titulus||title|lang=la}}.
-−
-===Adjective===
 {{en-adj|-}}
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 # {{proscribed}} Named or referred to in the title.
-====Translations====
+====Noun====
 {{trans-top|of a title}}
 * Dutch: {{t-|nl|titulair}}
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 {{trans-bottom}}
-===Noun===
+====Noun====
-{{en-noun}}
-−
-# One who [[hold]]s a title.
-−
-====Translations====
 {{trans-top|of a title}}
 * Dutch: {{t|nl|titelvoerder|m}}, {{t|nl|titeldrager|m}}
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 ==Spanish==
-===Adjective===
+====Adjective====
 {{es-adj|f=titular|pl=titulares}}
 # [[#English|titular]]
-===Noun===
+====Noun====
 {{es-noun-m|pl=titulares}}
 # [[headline]]
-===Verb===
+====Verb====
 {{es-verb|titul|ar}}
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 ====Conjugation====
 {{es-conj-ar|titul}}

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 {{wikipedia}}
-===Etymology===
+====Noun====
-From {{etyl|ML.}} {{term|titulus||small stroke, diacritical mark, accent|lang=la}}, from {{etyl|la}} {{term|titulus||title|lang=la}}.
-−
-===Pronunciation===
-* {{a|UK|US}} {{IPA|/ˈtɪt.əl/}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
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 * [[titlo]]
-====Translations====
+===Thesaurus===
 {{trans-top|a small amount}}
 * Armenian: {{t-|hy|հատիկ|tr=hatik|sc=Armn|xs=Armenian}},  {{t|hy|փշուր|tr=p’šur|sc=Armn|xs=Armenian}}
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 [[Category:Orthography]]

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 ==English==
-===Pronunciation===
+====Noun====
-* {{rhymes|ɪtə(r)}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
 # A [[nervous]] or [[repressed]] [[giggle]].
-====Translations====
+====Verb====
-{{trans-top|nervous or repressed giggle}}
-* Finnish: {{t-|fi|hihitys}}
-* Polish: {{t-|pl|chichot}}
-{{trans-mid}}
-* Russian: {{t|ru|смешок|m}}
-{{trans-bottom}}
-−
-===Verb===
 {{en-verb|titters|tittering|tittered}}
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 * See also [[Wikisaurus:laugh]]
-====Translations====
+===Adjectives for Titter===
 {{trans-top|to laugh or giggle in a somewhat subdued manner}}
 * Finnish: {{t-|fi|hihittää}}
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 [[Category:English reporting verbs]]
 [[Category:Laughter]]

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 {{wikipedia}}
-===Etymology===
+====Noun====
-From {{etyl|la}} {{term|titulus||title, inscription|lang=la}}.
-−
-===Pronunciation===
-* {{audio|en-us-title.ogg|Audio (US)}}
-* {{rhymes|aɪtəl}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
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 {{bottom}}
-====Translations====
+====Verb====
 {{trans-top|prefix or suffix added to a name}}
 * Arabic: {{Arab|[[لقب]]}} {{unicode|(láqab)}} {{m}}
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 {{trans-bottom}}
-===Verb===
+====Verb====
-{{en-verb|titl|ing}}
-−
-# The act of [[assign]]ing someone or something a title.
-−
-====Translations====
 {{trans-top|the act of assigning a title}}
 * Esperanto: {{t|eo|titoli}}
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 * Italian: {{t|it|intitolare}}
 {{trans-bottom}}

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 {{was wotd|2010|April|13}}
 ==English==
 ===Alternative forms===
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 * {{a|UK|US}} {{IPA|/ˈtɪt.ɪ.veɪt/|/ˈtɪt.ə.veɪt/}}
-===Verb===
+===Translations===
-{{en-verb|titivat|ing}}
-−
-# To make small [[improvement]]s or [[alteration]]s to (one's appearance etc.); to add some finishing touches to.
-−
-====Derived terms====
-* [[titivation]]
-* [[titivator]]
-−
-====Translations====
 {{trans-top|to make small improvements to}}
 * Bulgarian: [[украсявам|украсявам се]], [[спретвам|спретвам се]]
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 * Spanish: {{t+|es|arreglar}},  {{t-|es|afeitar}},  {{t-|es|adornar}},  {{t|es|vestirse de gala}}
 {{trans-bottom}}

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Verb====
-Latin ''tītillāre'' to tickle.
-−
-===Verb===
 {{en-verb|titillat|ed}}
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 #: ''The dancer '''titillated''' her audience with gyrations and suggestive movements.
-====Translations====
+===Thesaurus===
 {{trans-top|to excite pleasantly}}
 * Finnish: {{t-|fi|kutkuttaa}}, {{t+|fi|kiihottaa}}
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 ==Italian==
-===Verb===
+====Verb====
 '''titillate'''
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 [[Category:Italian past participle forms]]
 [[Category:Italian verb forms]]

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 {{also|Titian}}
 ==English==
 ===Etymology===
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 * {{IPA|/ˈtɪ.ʃən/|lang=en}}
-===Noun===
+===Translations===
-{{en-noun}}
+====Noun====
-−
-# A bright auburn colour, tinted with gold.
-#: {{colour panel|2=AE6938}}
-−
-====Translations====
 {{trans-top|colour}}
 * Japanese: [[金茶色]] (きんちゃいろ, kinchairo)
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 {{trans-bottom}}
-===Adjective===
+====Adjective====
-'''titian'''
-−
-# Of a bright auburn colour, tinted with gold.
-−
-====Translations====
 {{trans-top|colour}}
 * Italian: {{t-|it|tiziano}}
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 [[Category:Browns]]

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Noun====
-{{etyl|ang|en}} ''[[teoþa|tēoþa]]'' (Old English underwent the Ingvaeonic nasal spirant law, which resulted in the elimination of the nasal consonant from Germanic *tehunþ-). Compare Icelandic {{term|tíund|lang=is}}.
-−
-===Pronunciation===
-* {{IPA|/taɪð/}}, {{SAMPA|/taID/}}
-*: {{rhymes|aɪð}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
 {{wikipedia}}
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 * [[titheless]]
-====Translations====
+====Adjective====
 {{trans-top|a tenth}}
 * Czech: {{t-|cs|desetina}}
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 {{trans-bottom}}
 ----
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 ==Irish==
-===Pronunciation===
+====Noun====
-−
-* {{IPA|lang=ga|[ˈtʲɪhə]}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{infl|ga|noun form}}
 # {{plural of|teach|lang=Irish}}
 ====Mutation====
 {{ga mut cons|t|ithe}}

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 {{also|Titanic}}
 ==English==
 ====Adjective====
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 =====Synonyms=====
 * See also [[Wikisaurus:gigantic]]
 ====Adjective====
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 * [[titanous]]
-[[Category:English terms with multiple etymologies]]
+===Adverbs for Titanic===
-[[cs:titanic]]
+monstrously; tremendously; unbelievably;
-[[el:titanic]]
+unimaginably;   superbly;   magnificently;
-[[io:titanic]]
+gloriously; majestically; overwhelmingly;
-[[kn:titanic]]
+gorgeously;  stupendously;  inconceivably;
-[[pl:titanic]]
+cumbersomely; incomparably; unsurpassably.
-[[ro:titanic]]
-[[ru:titanic]]
+===Thesaurus===
-[[fi:titanic]]
+[[Atlantean]], [[Brobdingnagian]], [[Cyclopean]], [[Gargantuan]], [[Herculean]], [[Homeric]], [[abysmal]], [[amplitudinous]], [[astronomic]], [[astronomical]], [[awesome]], [[boundless]], [[bulky]], [[colossal]], [[cosmic]], [[cyclopean]], [[elephantine]], [[enormous]], [[epic]], [[extensive]], [[galactic]], [[gargantuan]], [[giant]], [[giantlike]], [[gigantic]], [[heroic]], [[huge]], [[immeasurable]], [[immense]], [[infinite]], [[jumbo]], [[king-size]], [[large]], [[mammoth]], [[massive]], [[massy]], [[mighty]], [[monster]], [[monstrous]], [[monumental]], [[mountainous]], [[outsize]], [[overgrown]], [[prodigious]], [[profound]], [[sizable]], [[spacious]], [[stupendous]], [[towering]], [[tremendous]], [[vast]], [[voluminous]], [[weighty]]
-[[vi:titanic]]

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-{{also|Titania}}
+{{also|titania}}
 ==English==
-===Noun===
+====Proper noun====
-{{en-noun|-}}
+{{en-proper noun}}
-# {{chemistry}} [[titanium dioxide]]
+# Character in Shakespeare's play ''A Midsummer-Night's Dream'', the queen of the [[fairies]].
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 ==Italian==
-===Adjective===
+====Adjective====
 '''titania''' {{f}}
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 [[Category:Italian adjective forms]]

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Proper noun====
-From {{etyl|grc}} {{term|Τιτάν||sc=polytonic|tr=Titan|lang=grc}}.
-−
-===Pronunciation===
-* {{enPR|tīʹtən}}, {{IPA|/ˈtaɪtən/}}, {{SAMPA|/"taIt@n/}}
-* {{rhymes|aɪtən}}
-* {{homophones|tighten|titan}}
-* {{hyphenation|ti|tan}}
-−
 ===Proper noun===
 {{wikipedia}}
 {{en-noun}}
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 * [[titanic]]
-====Translations====
+===Thesaurus===
 {{trans-top|mythological giant}}
 * Arabic: {{t|ar|تايتان|m|tr=taytaan}}
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 :* Next: [[Vanadium]]
-===Pronunciation===
+====Noun====
-* {{IPA|/tiˈtaːn/|lang=de}}
-−
-===Noun===
 '''Titan''' ''n''
 # [[titanium]]
-===Noun===
+====Noun====
 {{de-noun|g=m|genitive=Titans|genitive2=Titanen|plural=Titanen}}
 # [[Titan#English|Titan]] (''giant'')
 ====Related terms====
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 [[Category:Greek mythology]]
 [[Category:de:Chemical elements]]

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 ==English==
-===Noun===
+====Noun====
 {{en-noun|sg=[[tit]] [[for]] [[tat]]}}
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 # {{Cockney rhyming slang}} [[hat]].
-====Translations====
+===Thesaurus===
 {{trans-top|returning exactly what you get}}
 * Czech: {{t-|cs|oko za oko}}
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 [[Category:English reduplications]]

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 ==English==
-===Pronunciation===
+====Noun====
-* {{a|GenAm}} {{IPA|/ˈtɪʃu/}}
-* {{audio|en-us-tissue.ogg|Audio (US)}}
-* {{audio|En-uk-tissue.ogg|Audio (UK)}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
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 #*: ''But it is similarly necessary that flesh and each of the other '''tissues''' should be the ratio of its elements, or that not one of them should;''
-====Translations====
+===Adjectives for Tissue===
 {{trans-top|woven fabric}}
 * Danish: {{t-|da|stof}}
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 ===Anagrams===
 * [[suites#English|suites]]

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 ==English==
-===Alternative forms===
+====Noun====
-* [[ptisan]]
-* [[ptisane]]
-* [[tisan]]
-−
-===Etymology===
-From Old French ''[[ptisane]]'', ''[[tisane#French|tisane]]'', from Greek [[πτισανη]] ‘peeled barley, barley-water’.
-−
-===Pronunciation===
-* {{IPA|/tɪˈzæn/}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
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 #* '''1993''', Will Self, ''My Idea of Fun'':
 #*: As soon as he had opened the door he worked his way back to his high-backed Queen Anne armchair, where he picked up his bone-china cup and took a sip of a rarefied '''tisane'''.
 ===Anagrams===
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 ==French==
 ===Etymology===
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 * {{audio|Fr-tisane.ogg|audio}}
 * {{IPA|/tizan/|lang=fr}}
 ===Anagrams===
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 ==Italian==
-===Noun===
+====Noun====
 '''tisane''' {{f}}
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 ===Anagrams===
 * [[antesi#Italian|antesi]], [[asteni#Italian|asteni]], [[entasi#Italian|entasi]], [[intesa#Italian|intesa]], [[senati#Italian|senati]], [[tesina#Italian|tesina]]

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 ==English==
-===Adjective===
+====Adjective====
 {{en-adj}}
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 * (''causing fatigue or boredom''): [[energizing]], [[exciting]], [[fresh]], [[interesting]]
-====Translations====
+===Adverbs for Tiresome===
 {{trans-top|causing fatigue or boredom}}
 * Finnish: {{t-|fi|rasittava}}, {{t-|fi|pitkästyttävä}}
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 * Russian: {{t+|ru|утомительный}}, {{t+|ru|скучный}}
 {{trans-bottom}}

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 # [[indefatigable|Indefatigable]], [[untiring]] and not [[yield]]ing to [[fatigue]]
-=====Translations=====
+===Etymology 2===
 {{trans-top|indefatigable}}
 * Finnish: {{t-|fi|väsymätön}}, {{t-|fi|uupumaton}}
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 =====Derived terms=====
 * [[tirelessness]]
 ===Anagrams===
 * [[leisters#English|leisters]]

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 ==English==
-===Pronunciation===
+====Verb====
-* {{a|UK}} {{IPA|/taɪə(ɹ)d/}}, {{SAMPA|/taI@(r)d/}}
-* {{audio|En-uk-tired.ogg|Audio (UK)}}
-* {{rhymes|aɪə(r)d}}
-* {{audio|en-us-tired.ogg|Audio (US)}}
-−
-===Verb===
 '''tired'''
 # {{past of|[[tire]]}}
-===Adjective===
+====Adjective====
 {{en-adj}}
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 * See also [[Wikisaurus:hackneyed]]
-====Translations====
+===Thesaurus===
 {{trans-top|in need of rest or sleep}}
 * [[American Sign Language]]: {{tø|ase|BentB@IpsiChest-PalmBack-BentB@IpsiChest-PalmBack BentB@IpsiChest-PalmUp-BentB@IpsiChest-PalmUp}}
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 [[Category:1000 English basic words]]
 [[Category:Sleep]]

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 ==English==
-===Pronunciation===
+====Noun====
-* {{IPA|/ˈtaɪreɪd/}}
-* {{rhymes|eɪd}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
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 * See also [[Wikisaurus:diatribe]]
-====Translations====
+===Adjectives for Tirade===
 {{trans-top|long, angry or violent speech}}
 * Czech: {{t-|cs|tiráda|f}}
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 * [[airted#English|airted]]
 * [[tradie#English|tradie]]

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 ==English==
 ===Etymology===
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 * {{rhymes|ɪptəʊ}}
-===Verb===
+===Translations===
-{{en-verb|tipto|e|d}}
+====Verb====
-−
-# To walk quietly when only the [[tip]]s of the [[toe]]s touch the ground. {{defdate|from late 14th c.}}
-# Alternative spelling of tip-toe.
-−
-====Related terms====
-* [[tiptoe around]]
-−
-====Translations====
 {{trans-top|to walk quietly when only the tips of the toes touch the ground}}
 * Dutch: op de tippen lopen
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 {{trans-bottom}}
-===Noun===
+====Noun====
-{{infl|gd|noun}}
-−
-# The tips of one's toes [[collectively]].
-−
-====Derived terms====
-* [[on tiptoe]]
-−
-====Translations====
 {{trans-top|tips of one's toes}}
 * [[Scottish Gaelic]]: {{t|gd|corra-biod|m}}
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 [[Category:Gaits]]

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Adjective====
-{{term|tip||upset|lang=en}} + {{term|-s-||([[interconsonantal]])}} {{suffix||y|t2=quality}}. The ''-s-'' is for [[euphony]] (sound) following a [[plosive]] – compare {{term|artsy|lang=en}}, {{term|folksy|lang=en}}, and {{term|sudsy|lang=en}}.
-−
-===Pronunciation===
-* {{enPR|tĭpʹsē}}, {{IPA|/ˈtɪp.si/}}, {{SAMPA|/"tIp.si/}}
-*: {{audio|en-us-tipsy.ogg|Audio (US)}}
-*: {{rhymes|ɪpsi}}
-−
-===Adjective===
 {{en-adj|tipsier|tipsiest}}
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 * [[tipsy cake]]
-====Translations====
+===Adverbs for Tipsy===
 {{trans-top|slightly drunk}}
 * Chinese: {{t|cmn|有點醉|sc=Hani}}, {{t|cmn|有点醉|tr=yǒudiǎnzuì|sc=Hani}}, {{t|cmn|微醉的|tr=wēizuìde|sc=Hani}}
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 ===References===
 * {{Template:R:Webster NCD 1967}}

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Noun====
-Origin unknown but possibly from Scandinavian source (see {{etyl|no|-}} {{term|tipla|lang=no}}).
-−
-===Pronunciation===
-* {{a|UK|US}} {{IPA|/ˈtɪpəl/}}
-* {{rhymes|ɪpəl}}
-−
-===Noun===
 {{en-noun}}
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 * {{sense|alcoholic drink}} ''see'' [[Wikisaurus:alcoholic beverage]]
-====Translations====
+====Verb====
 {{trans-top|slang: any alcoholic drink}}
 * Finnish: {{t+|fi|paukku}}
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 {{trans-bottom}}
-===Verb===
+====Verb====
-{{en-verb|tippl|es}}
-−
-# To sell alcoholic liquor by retail. {{defdate|from earlier 16th c.}}
-# To drink too much alcohol. {{defdate|from mid-16th c.}}
-# To [[drink]] alcohol [[regularly]] or [[habitually]], but not to [[excess]].
-−
-====Synonyms====
-* {{sense|to drink regularly but not in excess}} [[bibble]]
-−
-====Derived terms====
-* [[tippler]]
-−
-====Translations====
 {{trans-top|To sell alcoholic liquor by retail}}
 * Finnish: {{t-|fi|anniskella}}
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 * Spanish: {{t|es|pimplar }}, {{t|es|copear}}, {{t|es|empinar el codo}}, {{t|es|mojar la canal maestra}}, {{t+|es|tomar}}, {{t-|es|trincar}}, {{t+|es|soplar}}
 {{trans-bottom}}

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 ==English==
-===Noun===
+====Noun====
 {{en-noun|-}}
 # The practice of leaving a [[tip]] (gratuity).
 # The dumping of rubbish.
-===Verb===
+====Verb====
 '''tipping'''
 # {{present participle of|tip}}
-[[Category:English present participles]]
+===Thesaurus===
-[[et:tipping]]
+[[Category:English present participles]]
-[[fr:tipping]]
-[[ru:tipping]]
-[[simple:tipping]]
-[[ta:tipping]]
-[[vi:tipping]]
-[[zh:tipping]]

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 ==English==
-===Verb===
+====Verb====
 '''tipped'''
 # {{past of|''[[tip]]''}}
-[[mg:tipped]]
+===Thesaurus===
-[[my:tipped]]
+[[aslant]], [[aslope]], [[atilt]], [[bevel]], [[beveled]], [[bias]], [[biased]], [[canting]], [[capped]], [[careening]], [[crested]], [[crowned]], [[headed]], [[inclinational]], [[inclinatory]], [[inclined]], [[inclining]], [[leaning]], [[listing]], [[oblique]], [[out of plumb]], [[out of square]], [[peaked]], [[pitched]], [[pitching]], [[plumed]], [[raking]], [[recumbent]], [[shelving]], [[shelvy]], [[sideling]], [[sidelong]], [[slant]], [[slanted]], [[slanting]], [[slantways]], [[slantwise]], [[sloped]], [[sloping]], [[tilted]], [[tilting]], [[tipping]], [[tipsy]], [[topped]]
-[[simple:tipped]]
-[[vi:tipped]]

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Verb====
-[[tip]] + [[off]]
-−
-===Verb===
 '''tip off'''
 # {{idiomatic|transitive}} To [[alert]] or [[inform]] someone.
 #:''An anonymous caller '''tipped off''' the police that the suspect would be in the area.''
 # {{basketball}} To put the ball in play by throwing it up between two opponents.
 ===See also===
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 [[Category:English phrasal verbs]]
 [[Category:English verbs]]

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 ==English==
-===Etymology===
+====Adjective====
-From {{etyl|enm}} {{term|tine|lang=enm}}, {{term|tyne||very small|lang=enm}} + {{term|-y}}. Perhaps from {{l|en|tine}}.
-−
-===Pronunciation===
-* {{IPA|/taɪniː/}}
-* {{audio|en-us-tiny.ogg|Audio (US)}}
-−
-* {{rhymes|aɪni}}
-−
-===Adjective===
 {{en-adj|tini|er}}
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 * [[tinyness]]
-====Translations====
+===Adverbs for Tiny===
 {{trans-top|very small}}
 * Arabic: {{t|ar|دقيق|tr=daqiiq|sc=Arab}}
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 ===Anagrams===
 * [[tiyn#English|tiyn]]

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 ==English==
-===Adjective===
+====Adjective====
 {{en-adj|tinnier|tinniest|more}}
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 #:''The piano was not simply out of tune, but had become downright tinny.''
-[[et:tinny]]
+===Thesaurus===
-[[vi:tinny]]
+[[Mickey Mouse]], [[aureate]], [[base]], [[brass]], [[brassy]], [[brazen]], [[bronze]], [[bronzy]], [[cheap]], [[cheesy]], [[choked]], [[coarse]], [[common]], [[copper]], [[coppery]], [[cracked]], [[croaking]], [[croaky]], [[cupreous]], [[cuprous]], [[dry]], [[ferrous]], [[ferruginous]], [[flimsy]], [[fourth-class]], [[gilt]], [[gold]], [[gold-filled]], [[gold-plated]], [[golden]], [[gruff]], [[guttural]], [[harsh]], [[harsh-sounding]], [[hoarse]], [[husky]], [[inferior]], [[iron]], [[ironlike]], [[irregular]], [[lead]], [[leaden]], [[low-class]], [[low-grade]], [[low-quality]], [[low-test]], [[mean]], [[mercurial]], [[mercurous]], [[metallic]], [[nickel]], [[nickelic]], [[nickeline]], [[paltry]], [[pewter]], [[pewtery]], [[poor]], [[punk]], [[quicksilver]], [[ragged]], [[raucid]], [[raucous]], [[rough]], [[roupy]], [[rude]], [[second-best]], [[second-class]], [[seedy]], [[shabby]], [[shoddy]], [[silver]], [[silver-plated]], [[silvery]], [[squawking]], [[squawky]], [[steel]], [[steely]], [[stertorous]], [[strangled]], [[tacky]], [[tawdry]], [[thick]], [[third-class]], [[third-rate]], [[throaty]], [[tin]], [[twangy]]

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 ==English==
-===Pronunciation===
+====Verb====
-* {{a|US}} {{IPA|/ˈtɪŋkəl/}}
-* {{rhymes|ɪŋkəl}}
-−
-===Verb===
 {{en-verb|tinkl|es}}
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 * [[tinkle the ivories]]
-===Noun===
+====Noun====
 {{en-noun}}
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 #: ''give someone a '''tinkle'''.'' (''British'') to call someone on the [[telephone]]
-[[fa:tinkle]]
+===Adjectives for Tinkle===
-[[fr:tinkle]]
-[[ko:tinkle]]
+inviting; pleasant; cheery; liquid; laughing;
-[[io:tinkle]]
+lilting.
-[[it:tinkle]]
-[[kn:tinkle]]
+===Thesaurus===
-[[ml:tinkle]]
+[[babble]], [[bump]], [[change ringing]], [[chat]], [[chatter]], [[chime]], [[chiming]], [[chink]], [[clack]], [[clang]], [[clanging]], [[clangor]], [[clank]], [[clanking]], [[click]], [[clink]], [[clop]], [[clump]], [[clunk]], [[crump]], [[ding]], [[ding-a-ling]], [[dingdong]], [[dinging]], [[dingle]], [[dong]], [[donging]], [[dull thud]], [[flick]], [[flump]], [[gab]], [[gong]], [[jangle]], [[jingle]], [[jingle-jangle]], [[jinglejangle]], [[jingling]], [[knell]], [[knelling]], [[pad]], [[pat]], [[patter]], [[peal]], [[peal ringing]], [[pealing]], [[pitapat]], [[pitter-patter]], [[plink]], [[plump]], [[plunk]], [[pop]], [[prattle]], [[rap]], [[rattle]], [[ring]], [[ring changes]], [[ringing]], [[sound]], [[sound a knell]], [[tap]], [[thud]], [[thump]], [[tick]], [[ting]], [[ting-a-ling]], [[tingle]], [[tingling]], [[tink]], [[tinkling]], [[tinnitus]], [[tintinnabulate]], [[toll]], [[tolling]], [[tunk]], [[yak]]
-[[my:tinkle]]
-[[pl:tinkle]]
+===Pronunciation===
-[[ru:tinkle]]
+* {{a|US}} {{IPA|/ˈtɪŋkəl/}}
-[[ta:tinkle]]
+* {{rhymes|ɪŋkəl}}
-[[te:tinkle]]
-[[vi:tinkle]]

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-==halafinetuan==
+===Phrase===
 # Her responsibility
-[[category:amharic words]] [[category:Amharic definition needed]]
+[[category: Amharic phrase]]