Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . am, fame, far, pass or opera, fare ; end, eve, term; In, ice; 5dd. tone. 6r; TURKEY 4G9 TURN. Common Turkey-cock. dance of humors in any part. Empty magnificence 1or pompousness ; bombast.—Torgeacent, a. Swell- iing; growing big. j Turkey, ter^kl, n. A large gallinaceous fowl, a native !of Amer.: the flesh is valued for food. — Xorkey-buzzard, n. Amer. species ofcarrion-eating vulture


Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . am, fame, far, pass or opera, fare ; end, eve, term; In, ice; 5dd. tone. 6r; TURKEY 4G9 TURN. Common Turkey-cock. dance of humors in any part. Empty magnificence 1or pompousness ; bombast.—Torgeacent, a. Swell- iing; growing big. j Turkey, ter^kl, n. A large gallinaceous fowl, a native !of Amer.: the flesh is valued for food. — Xorkey-buzzard, n. Amer. species ofcarrion-eating vulture,having a distant resem-blance to a turkey. —Turciam, -sizm, n. Thecharacter, belief, relig-ion, manners, etc., ofthe Turks. — Turkois,-quoifl, -koiz or-kez,li. A precious stonefrom the mountains ofPersia, of apeculiarbluish-green color : ittakes a high polish,and is used in jewelry. Tormeric, termer-ik, n.{Bot.) An E. Indianplant; its root or root-stock, used as a con-diment (in curry pow-der), a dye (yellow), a chemical test, and a medicine. — Turmeric pa-per. (Chem.) A kind of unsizedpaper stained yellow with a decoction of turmeric,used as a test for free alkali, which changes its colorto brown. Tormoil, tSrmoil, n. Harassing labor; trouble; mol-estation by tumult; commotio


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