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TUR'MERIC, n. Indian saffron; a medicinal root brought from the East Indies, the...
TURMOIL', n. [I know not the origin of this word; but it is probably from the ro...
TURN, v.t. [L. turnus; torniare, to turn; tornare, to return; torneare, tornire,...
TURN'COAT, n. [turn and coat.] One who forsakes his party or principles.
TURN'ED, pp. Moved in a circle; changed.
TUR'NEP, n. [L. napus, a turnep.] A bulbous root or plant of the genus Brassica,...
TURN'ER, n. One whose occupation is to form things with a lathe; one who turns.
TURN'ERITE, n. A rare mineral occurring in small crystals of a yellowish brown c...
TURN'ERY, n. The art of forming into a cylindrical shape by the lathe. 1. Things...
TURN'ING, ppr. Moving in a circle; changing; winding. TURN'ING , n. A winding; a...
TURN'INGNESS, n. Quality of turning; tergivesation. [Not in use.]
TURN'PIKE, n. [turn and pike.] Strictly, a frame consisting of two bars crossing...
TURN'PIKE-ROAD, n. A road on which turnpikes or toll-gates are established by la...
TURN'SERVING, n. [turn and serve.] The act or practice of serving one's turn or ...
TURN'SOLE, n. [turn and L. sol, the sun.] A plant of the genus Heliotropium, so ...
TURN'SPIT, n. [turn and spit.] A person who turns a spit. His lordship is his ma...