tumbleweed |
any of various plants whose rounded, branched tops break off in autumn and are rolled about by the wind. |
tumbrel |
a two-wheeled dump cart, esp. one used by farmers to carry dung. [2 definitions] |
tumefaction |
the action or an instance of swelling or puffing. [2 definitions] |
tumefy |
to swell or become swollen. |
tumescence |
the condition of being swollen or enlarged. [2 definitions] |
tumescent |
being or becoming swollen. |
tumid |
swollen or enlarged, as a part or organ. [3 definitions] |
tummler |
an entertainer or social director who encourages participation by guests or audience. [2 definitions] |
tummy |
(informal) the abdomen or stomach. |
tumor |
an abnormal mass of diseased tissue that arises from normal tissue in the body and serves no physiological purpose. [2 definitions] |
tumpline |
a strap passed around the forehead or shoulders to help support a pack carried on the back. |
tumult |
the noise and commotion of a large crowd; uproar. [3 definitions] |
tumultuous |
full of noise, commotion, or disorder; riotous. [2 definitions] |
tumulus |
an artificial mound, as over an ancient grave site; barrow. |
tun |
a large container or cask for storing liquids such as wine. [3 definitions] |
tuna1 |
any of various large sea fishes, including the bonito and the albacore, often caught for food by commercial fishermen. [2 definitions] |
tuna2 |
any of various tropical cacti, including some species of prickly pears, that bear a sweet red fruit. [2 definitions] |
tunable |
able to be tuned. |
tundra |
one of the huge, treeless plains in the arctic regions of North America, Europe, and Asia. [2 definitions] |
tune |
a sequence of agreeable musical tones; a melody. [12 definitions] |
tuneful |
full of melody or tune. [2 definitions] |