tiger suit
1> _. _.  

tiger's eye
1>   ( )

tiger's milk
1>         

tiger-beetle
1> _. - (Cicindelidae)

tiger-cat
1> _.   (Dasyurus)

tiger-eye
1>   ( )

tiger-flower
1> _.  (Tigridia)

tiger-grass
1> _.  (Thysanolaena)

tiger-moth
1> _. - (Arctiidae)

tiger-palm
1> _.  (Thysanolaena)

tiger-ware
1> _.  ,   

tiger-wolf
1> _.   (Thylacinus cynocephalus)

Tigercat
1> _. ,   ( 
 )

tigerish
1> 
_Ex:
tigerish stripes ,   
2> , 
3>  
_Ex:
the tigerish section of the jungle  ,
 
4> _. , 

tigerism
1> ; 

tigershark
1>    (Stegostoma)

tight
1> _.    
_Ex:
he got in a tight     ,  

2> _. _.    ()
3>  , 
_Ex:
tight knot   () 
_Ex:
tight belt   
_Ex:
the trigger of the gun was tight     
4> 
_Ex:
to take a tight grip on smth    -.,
  -.
_Ex:
be sure that it's tight ,   
5> , ; ; 
_Ex:
tight ship   
_Ex:
tight case  
_Ex:
tight barrel (cask)   
_Ex:
tight cooper ,     
_Ex:
tight coil _-.  () 
_Ex:
tight cloth _.  
_Ex:
tight defense _.  
_Ex:
tight formation _.  
_Ex:
the roof is tight   
6>  
_Ex:
with tight lips   
7>  
_Ex:
tight cork   () 
_Ex:
tight drawer    
_Ex:
tight fit _.  
_Ex:
the nut is tight    
8> , , ; 
_Ex:
tight shoe  
_Ex:
the shoe is tight  
_Ex:
the hat is tight  
_Ex:
too tight 
_Ex:
it's a tight fit  (   . .)
_Ex:
tight at the shoulders   
_Ex:
my coat is tight across the chest     
_Ex:
the dress is tight round the waist    
9>  , 
_Ex:
drum tight   
_Ex:
tight canvas   
10>  , , 
_Ex:
the straits were tight with ice    
11> ; , 
_Ex:
tight shedule  
_Ex:
I work to a very tight schedule     
 
12> _. ,  ,  
_Ex:
quite tight  
_Ex:
as tight as a drum (as a brick)  
_Ex:
to get tight , 
13> , 
_Ex:
tight situation  ,  
_Ex:
he had tight going for a few years    
   
14>  
_Ex:
money is tight   ;    ()
_Ex:
money is a bit tight with me     ,
    
_Ex:
markets are tight     

15> , 
_Ex:
tight restrictions  
_Ex:
tight security   
_Ex:
tight rein  
_Ex:
to keep a tight hand (rein) on smb.  -.  

_Ex:
to rule with a tight hand   
_Ex:
the larger the audience, the tighter the controls  
,   
16> , ;  ( )
_Ex:
his style is a little tight     
,    
17> , , 
_Ex:
he is a tight talker   ;    
18> _. , , 
_Ex:
to be tight with one's money  ( )

19> _. , 
_Ex:
tight lad  
_Ex:
tight little vessel  
20> _. ; , ; 
_Ex:
that's a tight fellow! ,   !
21> _.   ( )
_Ex:
tight match  ,    
  
_Id:
tight bargain _.     
_Id:
tight corner (place, spot, squeeze)  ()
  
_Id:
his lies got him in a tight place   ,  
   
_Id:
up tight _. , ;    
_Id:
if everything remains tight     
22> , , 
_Ex:
to close smth. tight   -.
_Ex:
to tie the rope tight   
_Ex:
to hold (to keep) smth. tight   -.;
 -.
_Ex:
hold tight!  !
_Ex:
to draw smth. tight  -.
_Ex:
to hold tight on with both hands    
_Ex:
to shut one's eyes tight   ( 
_Ex:
to screw a nut up tight    
_Ex:
to hug smb. tight   -.
23> , 
_Ex:
a coat made to fit tight around the waist , 
 
_Ex:
his suit sits tight upon him   
_Ex:
he sat tight on a horse    ,  
_Ex:
this prospect holds them tight to their work  
    
24> _. _. , , 
_Ex:
to be tight asleep  
_Id:
to sit tight     ;  ,
  
_Id:
to keep one's mouth tight shut    
_Id:
blow me tight! _.   !,  !

tight rope
1>  ,   
_Ex:
tight rope dancer (walker) 
2>    
_Ex:
to be on a tight rope, to walk a tight rope  
 (  ), 

tight-fisted
1> , 

tight-fitting
1>  ,  ( , )

tight-knit
1>  ,  (    . .)

tight-laced
1>  (   . .)
2> ,   
_Ex:
tight-laced notions  
_Ex:
tight-laced gentleman   

tight-lipped
1> ; 
_Ex:
tight-lipped assistant  

tight-mouthed
1> ; 
_Ex:
tight-mouthed assistant  

tight-rope
1>  ,   
_Ex:
tight-rope dancer (walker) 
2>    
_Ex:
to be on a tight-rope, to walk a tight-rope  
 (  ), 

tighten
1> 
_Ex:
to tighten one's grip  
_Ex:
with tightened lips    
2> 
_Ex:
his hand tightened on mine    
_Ex:
his hands tightened on the parapet of stone  
   
3> , ; , 
_Ex:
to tighten the reins  
_Ex:
to tighten stitches   ( ), 
( )
_Ex:
to tighten screws  ; _.  
_Ex:
to tighten a violin string    
4> , 
_Ex:
the rope tightened  
_Ex:
his muscles tightened into steel bands   
    
_Ex:
the market tightened day by day _.   
    
5> , 
_Ex:
to tighten the bonds of friendship   
_Ex:
to tighten (up) the blockade    
_Ex:
to tighten (up) restrictions  () 
_Ex:
to tighten one's grip over the economy of the country 
      ;  
   
6> 
_Ex:
repressive measures tightened    
_Id:
to tighten one's belt   ,   
_Id:
to tighten the noose around the neck of smb.  
  -. 

tighten up
1> 
_Ex:
to tighten up one's grip  
_Ex:
with tighten uped lips    
2> 
3> , ; , 
_Ex:
to tighten up the reins  
_Ex:
to tighten up stitches   ( ), 
( )
_Ex:
to tighten up screws  ; _.  
_Ex:
to tighten up a violin string    
4> , 
_Ex:
the rope tightened up  
_Ex:
the market tighten uped day by day _.  
     
5> , 
_Ex:
to tighten up the bonds of friendship   
_Ex:
to tighten up the blockade    
_Ex:
to tighten up restrictions  () 
_Ex:
to tighten up one's grip over the economy of the country
       
6> 
_Ex:
repressive measures tightened up    

tightener
1> _.  ,  

tightish
1>  ( , )
_Ex:
the throusers are tightish  
2> , 

tightly
1> 
_Ex:
a tightly pulled knot   
2> , 
_Ex:
to hold smth. tightly   -.
_Ex:
to hold on to smth. tightly    -.,
  -.
_Ex:
bound tightly down with a string   
_Ex:
their hands clasped tightly   
3> ,  
_Ex:
the door shuts tightly   
_Ex:
his eyes were tightly shut     
4> , 
_Ex:
to fit tightly   ( -.),   ()
 (-.)
_Ex:
to fit too tightly  ,  ( , 
 . .)
5>  ; 
_Ex:
tightly packed with ice  
_Ex:
the people were tightly packed  ,  
 
6> 
_Ex:
the contests were fought out tightly  
  
7> 
_Ex:
I was tightly cross-examined about my journey  
  
8> _. , ; 
9> _. 
_Ex:
tightly dressed  

tightness
1>   . (. tight)
_Ex:
tightness of the chest  
_Ex:
I feel a tightness across the chest  
2> _. 
3>  (  )
_Ex:
tightness of money    
4> _. 
5> , 

tights
1> .  .  . .:  ( , 
 . .)
2> 
_Ex:
woolen tights  
3>  (   XVIII    XIX ..)

tightwad
1> _. _. , , 

tightwire
1>   
_Ex:
to walk the tightwire   

tiglic
1> _. 
_Ex:
tiglic acid  

tiglon
1>    

tigon
1>    

tigress
1> 
_Ex:
she turned on him like a tigress at bay   
   
2> ,  

tigrine
1>  (.  )
_Ex:
tigrine claws  
_Ex:
tigrine snakes  
_Ex:
tigrine aspect  

tigrish
1> 
_Ex:
tigrish stripes ,   
2> , 
3>  
_Ex:
the tigrish section of the jungle  ,
 
4> _. , 

tigroid
1>  (.  )
_Ex:
tigroid claws  
_Ex:
tigroid snakes  
_Ex:
tigroid aspect  

Tigurine
1> _. 

tika
1>      ( )

tike
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. 
_Ex:
poor little tike  
4> _. , 

tikkie
1>  

tikky
1>  

til
1> _. ,  (Sesamum indicum)
2> _.  (~)
3>  (    n  
,       . .)

tilbury
1> _.  (   )

tilde
1> _.  (~)
2>  (    n  
,       . .)

tile
1> , , , 
_Ex:
Dutch tile 
_Ex:
crest (ridge) tile  
_Ex:
tile roof   ()
_Ex:
tile floor  () 
2>  
_Ex:
tile masonry _.    
3>  
4> _.  ()
5>  ( )
_Id:
to have a tile loose  "" ("")
_Id:
he has a tile loose     
_Id:
to be (to go) up(on) the tiles _. , ; 
  
_Id:
it was pleasant to go on the tiles a little  
 
_Id:
to spend a night on the tiles   
6>    
_Ex:
to tile a house   
_Ex:
to tile the walls   
7>    (   . .)
8>   

tile-earth
1>    

tile-fish
1> _.  (Lopholatilus)

tile-kiln
1>    

tile-ore
1>  

tile-pin
1>     

tile-red
1>  , -

tile-tea
1>    

tiler
1>    
2>      
3>     

tilery
1>  
2>    

tilework
1>  ,   (  
  . .)

tiling
1>    
2> _. 
3> _.  ;   

till
1> , ,  ()
_Ex:
to till the land (the earth)  
_Ex:
to till a farm   
2> ,  (, );  (
)
_Ex:
the fields (of science) tilled by the biologists 
(),  
3> _.  ,  
4>  , 
5> _. , 
_Ex:
do we have enough in the till for a vacation?   
 ,      ?
6> _.   (   . .)
_Id:
to be caught with one's hand in the till   
 ,    
7>    ,  
8> _. ;  
9>   ,    
: 
_Ex:
till now   
_Ex:
till tomorrow  
_Ex:
till morning  
_Ex:
from... till  ()... 
_Ex:
from morning till night    
_Ex:
to work till late at night  
_Ex:
wait till after the holidays    
_Ex:
she read till dawn    
_Ex:
let's work till ten    
_Ex:
true till death   
_Ex:
good-bye till Monday!  !
10>   ,     
     ( ): ,
() 
_Ex:
he will not come till after dinner    

_Ex:
he did not begin till 1960     1960 
_Ex:
he did not learn of it till the next day    
   
_Ex:
I have never heard of it till new    
11> _. _.    -. : 
_Ex:
till the end  
12>  -. 
_Ex:
he changed till a dragon    
13>     
:
14>       
 :
(  )  ()
_Ex:
wait till the rain has stopped (stops) ,  ()
 
_Ex:
do not leave till he comes  ,    
15>        
  (.  ):
()   ,  
_Ex:
he will not come till you invite him   , 
   ;     ,  
 
_Ex:
we can't begin till he's finished    , 
  
_Ex:
it was not till I saw it myself that I believed it  ,
     
16>    :  (, )
_Ex:
to laugh till one cries   
17> _.   : 
_Ex:
five minutes till three   
18> _. 
_Ex:
more till one can take ,   
19> 
_Ex:
it seemed long till the dawn came    

20>   , , 
_Ex:
enjoy the roses till they flourish  ,
  
21> ( scarcely, barely  . .   ) 
_Ex:
he scarcely reached home till the rain started   
 ,   
22> ( ) 
_Ex:
come here till I see you ,    

_Id:
till the cows come home  ;  ;
;   
23> _.  ,   to

tillable
1> _-. ; , ; 
 , 

tillage
1>   ( );  , ,

_Ex:
tillage tools  
_Ex:
fit for tillage ,   
_Ex:
in tillage ,  
2>  , 

tilled
1> _-. ; 
_Ex:
tilled crops  
_Ex:
tilled soil 

tiller
1> ; 
2>  
3> _. , 
4> _. , 
5> _. 
_Ex:
to put the tiller hard over   
6> ;  ( )
_Ex:
to send up (to shoot out) tillers   ()
7>  
8> _.  , ;  ,
;  (. tiller out, tiller forth)
_Ex:
to tiller out stalks  ,  
_Ex:
the wheat has tillered well   

tiller-rope
1> _. 

tillering
1> _-.  ()

tillet
1> ;    

tilling
1> _-.  , , 

tillite
1> _. 

tillot
1> ;    

tilly
1> _.   ; 


tilly-vally
1> _. !, !

tilt
1> ,  
_Ex:
the tilt of a board  
_Ex:
to give smth. a tilt  -.
_Ex:
at a perilous tilt - 
_Ex:
(up)on the tilt   
_Ex:
his cap had a smart tilt     
()
2> 
_Ex:
the tilt towards the city   
3> _. 
4> _.  
5> , ; ; ; , 
_Ex:
to have a tilt at smb.   -.
_Ex:
they had a number of tilts in print    
 
6> , 
_Ex:
sprightly tilts at his Labour opponents  
   
7> 
_Ex:
at a tilt  
8> _.     
_Ex:
to run at the tilt    ; 
; 
9> _.  
_Id:
(at) full tilt   ,  
_Id:
to ride (at) full tilt     (  )
_Id:
to run full tilt into smth.  () 
  -.   -.
10> , ; , ;

_Ex:
to tilt a chair back   
_Ex:
the waggon was tilted  
_Ex:
to tilt one's head forward in bowing  
 
_Ex:
to tilt one's hat over one's eyes    
_Ex:
to tilt one's cap backwards   ( )
_Ex:
to tilt the racket face _.  
_Ex:
tilted at a crazy angle  () 
   ( )
11> ,  (. tilt up)
_Ex:
the tree tilts to the south    
_Ex:
the board tilted up   
_Ex:
the internal power struggle appears to be tilting in his
favour    ,   ,
     
12> ; ,  (. tilt out)
_Ex:
to tilt out coal  
_Ex:
they were tilted out of the truck    
13> 
_Ex:
a boat tilted on the waves    
14> _.  ; ,  ( 
)
15> , ;  ( -.)   
_Ex:
to tilt smb. out of the saddle  -.  
16> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
to tilt at wrongs   
_Ex:
the waves tilted against the rock    
_Ex:
I tilted against him in the dark      
_Ex:
to tilt with smb.   -.
17> _.   ,   
_Ex:
to tilt in a tournament    
18>  (  )
19> _.   -  
_Id:
to tilt at (the) windmills    ,

20>   ( , , )
21> ;  (    
  )
22>  
_Ex:
to tilt a cart    

tilt over
1> 
2>   ( )
3> ,  (   . .)

tilt-boat
1> _.     (  
 )

tilt-bonnet
1>      ( )

tilt-cart
1>    

tilt-hammer
1> _.  

tilt-roof
1>    

tilt-up
1> ,     
2> _.   ()

tilt-yard
1>   ;   , 

tilter
1> _.  
2> 
_Ex:
I was always a tilter at windmills     
 
3> _.  
4> _. 
5>    

tilth
1> _-.  ; 
_Ex:
the tilth of the ground 
_Ex:
tilth soil  
_Ex:
to give the land a tilth  
2> _-.  
_Ex:
land in good tilth   
_Ex:
to put a field into good tilth   ()
 
3> _-.  
4> _-. ;    
_Ex:
two acres of tilth   
5> _-. ,   
_Ex:
there should be a tilth at least a foot deep  
    
6> _-. _. 

tilting
1> ,   .
_Ex:
tilting moment _.  
_Ex:
tilting seat _.  
2>   
3> _. () ,  (. tilting match)
_Ex:
tilting lance (spear)   () 
()

tilting-helm
1> _.  ,   

tilting-helmet
1> _.  ,   

tilting-yard
1>   ;   , 

timbal
1> _. 
2>     ()

timbale
1> _.       , 
  

timber
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
stock of timber  
_Ex:
the timber of the oak  
_Ex:
timber industry  
_Ex:
timber mill  , 
_Ex:
made of (from) timber ,   
_Ex:
to cut timber  
2>  (   )
_Ex:
standing timber   
_Ex:
building timber  
_Ex:
a forest of grand timber   
_Ex:
to fell timber  () 
_Ex:
to mark timber for felling     ( )
_Ex:
Canada is rich in timber   () 
_Ex:
to put an area under timber   , 
  
3>  , 
_Ex:
half of his land is covered with timber   
 ,      
4> _. ,     (. ,
, )
5> , ; 
_Ex:
rough (rough-hewn) timber  
_Ex:
round timber, timber in the round  
_Ex:
dimension timber  
_Ex:
to fasten timbers  
6> _. ; 
7> _.  , 
8> _. 
9> ()
_Ex:
a man of this timber   
_Ex:
a man of small timber  
10>  , 
_Ex:
there are few men of his timber ,  , 
_Ex:
he's real ministerial timber   ,  
  
_Ex:
presidential timber _. ,   
;    
11> _. , , 
12> _. _.  ( )
13> _. _. 
_Ex:
double timber  
_Id:
my timbers!, shiver my timbers!  !
_Id:
shiver my timbers if...   , ...;  
, ...
14> ; 
_Ex:
timber cup  
_Ex:
a rude timber coffin   
15>  ;  
_Ex:
the door was heavily timbered with oak   
  
16>   
17> _. 
18> _.   
19> _. , 
20>   (  , ,   . .)
21> _.     

timber cruiser
1>  ,   

timber mining
1>     ;
   

timber reserve
1>  ,  

timber slide
1> _. 

timber-beetle
1> _. - (Xyloterus)

timber-doodle
1> _.  
2> _. 

timber-grouse
1> _.  

timber-head
1> _.   

