tout ensemble |
(French) all together or all in all. ; the general impression, as of a piece of art. |
tout le monde |
all the world (French); everybody. |
tovarich |
(Russian) comrade. |
tow1 |
to pull along at the end of a rope, chain, or the like; haul. [4 definitions] |
tow2 |
short, coarse, broken fibers of flax, hemp, or jute prepared for spinning into yarn, twine, or the like. [3 definitions] |
towage |
the act of towing, or the condition of being towed. [2 definitions] |
toward |
moving or facing in the direction of. [6 definitions] |
towboat |
a boat used to pull or push other boats or barges; tugboat. |
towel |
a piece or length of absorbent cloth or paper made and used for wiping or drying the face or body, dishes, or the like. [2 definitions] |
towelette |
a small, moist paper towel used for cleansing esp. the hands and face. |
toweling |
any of various absorbent fabrics used to make towels. |
tower1 |
a tall narrow building, a similar part of a building, or a separate, often unwalled, structure that rises high above the ground. [3 definitions] |
tower2 |
one that tows. |
towering |
very tall; lofty. [3 definitions] |
towhead |
a whitish blond head of hair resembling tow. [2 definitions] |
towhee |
any of several related large ground-feeding North American finches. |
to wit |
in other words; that is to say; namely. |
towline |
a rope, chain, or the like by which something may be towed. |
town |
a center of population that is larger than a village but generally smaller than a city. [4 definitions] |
town clerk |
an official who keeps town records and accounts, issues local licenses and permits, and manages the town office. |
town crier |
a man hired by a town, before the advent of mass media, to proclaim the news or make public announcements in the streets. |