tubule
1>  ; 
2> _. , 

tubulous
1> ; 
_Ex:
tubulous brick  
2>  

tubulure
1> , 

tuchun
1> _. _. 

tuck
1> 
_Ex:
to give the blanket a few more tucks   
  
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to make a tuck in sleeves     ()
_Ex:
to put (to take up) a tuck in a dress    
3>  
4> _.  (     . .)
5> _. _. , . , 
6> _.    
_Id:
to take the tuck out of smb. _.  -.;
 -.   ,    -.
7> ,   
_Ex:
to sit with one's legs tucked under one   
( ) 
_Ex:
the bird tucked its head under its wing   
 
8> , ; 
_Ex:
to tuck one's medals in a cigar box  () 
   - 
9> pass   ( tuck about, tuck away)
_Ex:
the little cottage is tucked (away) under the hill 
   
_Ex:
a cabin tucked among the pines ,   
_Ex:
the information is tucked away in a note   
 
10> ,  (. tuck away)
_Ex:
to tuck a letter into one's pocket    
_Ex:
to tuck the book into a drawer ()   
_Ex:
to tuck the purse under the arm    
11> 
_Ex:
to tuck a napkin under one's chin   

12> , 
_Ex:
the flask will tuck into the corner of your bag 
    
13>   (  . .; . tuck in, tuck up)
_Ex:
she tucked the baby in bed    
14>  (  . .  -.)
_Ex:
to tuck a blanket round the child  () 
 
15> , 
_Ex:
he tucked up his shirt-sleeves    
_Ex:
she tucked the ends of her hair into her bathing-cap 
    
16>   ( );   
17> _. (); ,   
18> (into) _.   ;   (
-.); ,    
_Ex:
to tuck into the ham   
19> _.  
20> _.  
21> _.   , 
22> _. ; ,  

tuck away
1> ; , 
_Ex:
the bedclothes were tucked away to convert the bedroom into
a modest living room  - ,  
   
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
to tuck away millions  
3> _. , ; "", ""

tuck box
1> _. _.    (  )
2>    (   -)

tuck dive
1>    ()

tuck it
1>   (   . .)
2> 
_Ex:
tuck it your shirt  
3> _.  , ; ,   
; 

tuck up
1>  ();  ()
2>  
_Ex:
to tuck oneself up in bed      
3>  

tuck-in
1> _.  ()
_Ex:
there isn't enough tuck-in   ,
   
2> _.  ,  
_Ex:
to have a good tuck-in  ( ) 
3>  ( , )

tuck-seat
1>    ()

tuck-shop
1> _. _. ;  

tuckaway table
1>  

tucked up
1> ;   ; 
2> , 
3> , 

tucker
1> _. , 
2> _. _.   
3> , 
_Ex:
to earn (to make) one's tucker    
4> , 
_Id:
one's best bid and tucker  
5> _.    (. tucker out)
_Ex:
the house cleaning tuckered her out     
   
6> 
_Ex:
everybody tuckered out from the long climb 
  
7> _. 

tucket
1> _. ;   

Tudor
1> ,  
_Ex:
Tudor architecture   

Tudoresque
1> ,  
_Ex:
Tudoresque architecture   

Tuesday
1> 
_Ex:
on Tuesday  
_Ex:
to come every Tuesday   

Tuesdays
1> _.  
_Ex:
the park is closed Tuesdays   ( )
 

tufa
1> _.  

tufaceous
1> 

tuff
1> ;   (. volcanic tuff)

tuffet
1>  
2> ; ; 
3>  

tuft
1> 
_Ex:
a tuft of grass  
_Ex:
a tuft of feathers  , 
_Ex:
a tuft of hair  , 
2> _. 
3> _. 
4>  , 
5>  , ; ;  ()
6> ; 
_Ex:
the house was set high on a tuft of land    
 
7>   ( , )
8> _. _.  
9> _.   (   
)
10>  
11>  (, )
12>  
13> _.  ()

tuft-hunter
1>   ; 
2> 

tuft-hunting
1>    

tufted
1>  
2>  
3> _.  ( )
4> 
_Ex:
tufted clouds  

tufted vetch
1> _.   (Vicia cracca)

tufter
1> _. ,    ( )

tufty
1>  , 
2>  

tug
1> ; ;    
_Ex:
to give a tug at smth., to give smth. a tug  ()
 -.
_Ex:
I felt a tug at my sleeve  ,  - 
  
2> ,  
_Ex:
I had a great tug to persuade him    
(  )  
_Ex:
parting was a tug    
_Ex:
he felt a great tug at parting     
_Ex:
she felt a tug at her heartstrings    
 ;    
3> ,  
_Ex:
the tug of the past has much power   
4>  , 
_Ex:
tug dues   
5> ; , 
6>  ()
7> _. _. 
8> , 
_Ex:
tug of war _.  ; _. 
 ;    ; 
  
_Ex:
a continual tug of war between the authorities and the masses
      ()
9> ,   
_Ex:
to tug smb. out of bed  -.  
_Ex:
to tug the car out of the mire   
 
_Ex:
we tugged so hard that the rope broke    ,
  
10> (at) ; 
_Ex:
the child tugged at his father's hand   
 
_Ex:
the dog tugged at the leash   
_Ex:
the centrifugal forces that tug at the unity of the country
 ,  ()  
_Ex:
recollections tugged at his heart  
 
11>   ; ,  ;

_Ex:
to tug at the oars   
_Ex:
he tugged all his life to make a living    
     
12> ,  
_Ex:
to tug with doubts   
13> 
_Id:
to tug at the (an) oar    (
 )

tug of love
1>    -  (   
 . .)

tug-boat
1>  , 
_Ex:
tug-boat dues   

tuggage
1> 
2>   

tugger
1> _.     

tugrik
1>  (  )

tuition
1> 
_Ex:
private tuition  
_Ex:
postal tuition  
_Ex:
tuition on the violin    
2>   
_Ex:
to remember one's school-time physics tuition  
 
3>   
_Ex:
yearly tuition  ,   
_Ex:
(full) tuition remission ()   
 
4> _. _. , 

tuition tax credit
1>    

tuitional
1>   

tula
1> _.   ;   

tularaemia
1> _. 

tule
1> _.  (Scirpus gen.)

tulip
1> _.  (Tulipa gen.)
2>     ; 


tulip tree
1> _.   (Liriodendron tulipifera)

tulle
1> 

tullies
1> (the tullies) _.  (.  - )

tulwar
1>   

tum-tum
1>   
2>  
3>   ;  
4> _.  

tumble
1> 
_Ex:
mass tumble ()  ; 
_Ex:
to have (to take) a nasty tumble  
2>  (  . .);   
_Ex:
the premier's tumble from office  -
3> ,   (,   . .)
_Ex:
a tumble in stock market prices     
4> ,  ; 
_Ex:
to perform tumbles  ; 
5> , 
_Ex:
things were all in a tumble     
6>   ,  
_Ex:
a tumble of rocks and trees    
() 
_Ex:
his desk was a complete tumble of papers    
 
_Id:
to take a tumble _. _. , 
_Id:
to give smb. a tumble  ,   -.;
   -.
7> , , ; ;   
_Ex:
to tumble down the stairs   
_Ex:
to tumble off a horse  ()  
_Ex:
to tumble into a river   
_Ex:
to tumble out of the window   
_Ex:
he tripped over a stone and tumbled    
 
8> , ; 
_Ex:
to tumble the books helter-skelter into the box 
 -  
_Ex:
the accident tumbled the passengers out of the car 
    
9>  ( tumble down)
_Ex:
deserted buildings tumble into ruins  
 
10> ;  ()
_Ex:
the wind tumbled a tree in our yard    
  
11>  (  ); , 
_Ex:
to tumble a rabbit  
12> ,  ; 
_Ex:
the government tumbled  
_Ex:
the small tumble with the great    
   
13> _. _.   ,   ( ,
  . .)
14>  
_Ex:
to tumble upstairs , ,   
15>   ,   
_Ex:
the boys tumbled out of the classroom   
 
16>   ,  , 
_Ex:
books tumbling from the press ,  
  
_Ex:
words tumbled eagerly from his lips  (),
 
17> (on, upon, against)  , 
( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
we tumbled upon a first-rate restaurant   ( )
 
18> (to) _. , 
_Ex:
to tumble to a fact  () 
_Ex:
to tumble to an idea  , 
_Ex:
all of a sudden I tumbled to it   
_Ex:
do you tumble to it? ? ?
_Ex:
you've tumbled to it!  !
19> , , 
_Ex:
the sick man tossed and tumbled in his bed  
  
20> , ; 
_Ex:
thoughts were tumbling (about) in her brain  
   
21> ,   ;  
_Ex:
the boys were tumbling over one another  
  
22>  ( )
23>   -  (-.)
_Ex:
to tumble into one's clothes    
_Ex:
to tumble into bed   
_Ex:
to tumble out of bed   
24>   
_Ex:
to tumble a bed  
_Ex:
to tumble one's hair  () 
_Id:
to tumble over oneself   ;  
 
_Id:
he tumbled over himself to please her     ,
  

tumble about
1> 
_Ex:
to tumble about in the water   
_Ex:
the monkeys tumbled about all the time   

2>  ,  ( )
3> , ; ,  ( )
4> pass  ;   
_Ex:
hills lie tumbled about in a sort of mad confusion 
    

tumble cart
1> _.    

tumble down
1> , 
_Ex:
to tumble down on the ice   
2> ,   
_Ex:
the walls came tumbling down    
_Ex:
the building can tumble down any minute now  -

3>  ( )
4>  ,  (   . .)

tumble dryer
1>   (  )

tumble grass
1> _. -

tumble in
1> 
2> _.  

tumble over
1>   

tumble up
1> , 

tumble-down
1> , 
_Ex:
tumble-down house  , 

tumbled
1>  (   . .)
2> ,  (   . .)

tumbler
1>   
_Ex:
tumbler cup      
2>  ,   
3> 
4>  (); - (. Chinese tumbler)
5>  ()
6> 
7>   (   )
8> _. 
9> _.  ;  ; ;
 
10>    

tumbler switch
1> _.    ; 

tumblerful
1>  ,   

tumbleweed
1> _. -

tumbling
1> ; 

tumbling mat
1>    

tumbling-barred
1>  

tumbling-box
1>  

tumbrel
1>  
2>  
3> _.      (  
   XVIII .)

tumbril
1>  
2>  
3> _.      (  
   XVIII .)

tumefacient
1> _.  

tumefaction
1> _. , 
2> 

tumefy
1> _. , 
2>  

tumescence
1> _. , 
2> _.   
3> ,  ;  ( 
 )
4> 

tumescent
1> _. , ;  

tumid
1> 
_Ex:
tumid thigh  
2>  
3> , 
_Ex:
sails tumid in the breeze ,  
4> 
_Ex:
tumid words  () 
5> , 
_Ex:
tumid pride  
6> _. 

tumidity
1> , 
2> 
3>    ;  ( 
. .)

tummy
1> _. ()
_Ex:
distended tummy  
_Ex:
he's beginning to have a tummy    
_Ex:
he has tummy trouble    

tummy-ache
1> _.   

tumor
1> _. , ; 
_Ex:
malignant tumor  

tumoral
1> 

tumorigenesis
1>   

tumorigenic
1> _. ,  , ;


tumorigenicity
1>   

tumorogenesis
1> _.  

tumorous
1> _. 
2> _.  

tumour
1> _. , ; 
_Ex:
malignant tumour  

tump
1> _. , 
2>  , ; 
3> _. , 

tumpline
1>     (  ,
  )

tumulary
1> ; 
_Ex:
a tumulary stone  

tumulate
1> _. ,  

tumuli
1> _pl.  tumulus

tumulose, tumulous
1> ;  ,   . .

tumult
1> , 
_Ex:
amid the tumult of battle   
_Ex:
above the tumult of the storm   
2> , 
_Ex:
the fire caused a tumult in the theatre   
 
3> , ; 
4>   ;  
_Ex:
his mind was in (a) tumult     
_Ex:
the tumult within him had subsided   

5>  ,  ; 
_Ex:
a tumult of rejoicing  
_Ex:
a new tumult of sobbing   

tumultuary
1> ; 
_Ex:
tumultuary discussion  ()

2> , 
_Ex:
a tumultuary army  
3> , 
_Ex:
tumultuary reception   (  . .)

tumultuous
1> , 
_Ex:
tumultuous reception  
_Ex:
tumultuous applause  () 
_Ex:
a tumultuous celebration  
_Ex:
tumultuous waves  
2> , 
_Ex:
tumultuous meeting  
_Ex:
tumultuous crowd  () 
_Ex:
tumultuous river  
_Ex:
tumultuous career ,  
3> , 
_Ex:
tumultuous passions  
_Ex:
tumultuous dream  , 

tumulus
1> _.  , 
2> _.  

tun
1>  
2>   (. 252 )
3>   
4>   
5>     ( 360 )

tun-bellied
1> _. ;   

