truncātĭo a maiming; mutilating trunco v. a. to maim; mutilate; mangle; shorten; to cut off truncŭlus a small piece cut off; a bit; tip truncus maimed; mutilated; mangled; dismembered; disfigured truncus the stem; stock; bole; trunk; the trunk trŭo trūsātĭlis adj. that is; may be pushed trūsĭto v. freq. a. to push; thrust often trūso v. freq. a. to push often; strongly trūsus trŭtĭna a balance; pair of scales trŭtĭnātor a weigher;; one who examines; judges trŭtĭno v. a. to weigh; balance trux adj. wild; rough; hard; harsh; savage tryblĭum a plate; salver trychnos tryga trўgĭnon a black; coloring matter made from the lees of wine trȳgōn a stingray trȳgŏna a bird Trўphĕrus a Roman skilled in caroing Tryphon A surgeon; A king in Syria; A surname of Ptolemy Philopator; A publisher of Rome tū thou; pron. pers; Al; Am; N. cr tŭātim adv. after your manner tŭba a trumpet; a war-trumpet; A signal for war; war; A loud sound Tubantes a people of Germany; between the Rhine and the Elbe tūbārĭus a trumpetmaker tūber a hump; bump; swelling; protuberance; is one boil tŭber a kind of apple-tree; the fruit of this tree tūbĕrans adj. swelling out; swelling tūbĕrātus adj. covered with knobs; bosses tūbercŭlum a small swelling; bump; protuberance; a boil; pimple; tubercle Tūbĕro a surname in the; a Stoic; an opponent of Tiberius Gracchus; lieutenant of Q. C… tūbĕrōsus adj. full of humps; lumps; protuberances Tūbertus a Roman cognomen in the tŭbĭcen a trumpeter; tŭbĭlustrĭum a festival held on the 23d of March and 23d of May; when the trumpets used at s… tŭbŭla a small trumpet tŭbŭlātĭo a hollowing into a tube; tubulation tŭbŭlātus adj. formed like a pipe; tubular; tubulated tŭbŭlus a small pipe; tube; a water-pipe; A smoke - pipe; a bar of metal Tŭbŭlus a Roman cognomen in the; a prœtor tuburcĭnābundus adj. greedily eating; devouring; gobbling tuburcĭnor v. dep. a. to eat greedily; gobble up; devour tŭbus a pipe; tube; a trumpet used at sacrifices tuccētum a kind of sausage; haggis Tuccĭus the name of a Roman; a physician; a celebrated vestal Tŭder a town in Umbria; near the Tiber; Todi; adj. m; belonging to Tuder; as subst tŭdes a hammer; mallet Tudicĭus the name of a Roman tŭdĭcŭla a small machine for bruising olives tŭdĭcŭlo v. a. to stir; stir about tŭdĭtans striking; beating often; pushing; driving on Tŭdĭtānus a surname in the tueo tŭĕor to see; to look; gaze upon; to watch; view; tūfa a kind of helmet-crest;; a kind of military standard; toupet Tugĭo a jurist in the time of Cicero tŭgŭrĭŏlum a little hut; cottage tŭgŭrĭum a hut; cot; cottage tŭgŭrĭuncŭlum a little hut; cottage Tuisco the progenitor of the Germans; honored by them as a god tŭĭtĭo a taking care of; keeping; guarding; preserving; defense tŭĭtus tŭli Tulingi a German; Helvetic tribe on the Rhine Tullĭa Tullĭānē adv. Tullĭānus Tullĭŏla a pet name for; the daughter of Cicero Tullĭus the name of a Roman; the sixth king of Rome; the renowned statesman and orator;… Tullus a Roman prœnomen; the third king of Rome tulo v. a. to bring; bear; lift up tum adv. demonstr; at that time; Me; on that occasion; at such a time of the year tumba a sepulchral mound; a sepulchre; tomb tumbŭla a little tomb tŭmĕ-făcĭo v. a. to cause to swell; to tumefy; to swell; puff up; to inflate tŭmentĭa a swelling tŭmĕo v. n. to swell; be swollen; tumid; to be puffed out; inflated tŭmesco v. inch. n. to begin to swell; to swell up; become swollen; to become excited; violent tūmicla a little rope; a cord tŭmĭdē adv. tŭmĭdĭtās a swelling tŭmĭdo v. a. to cause to swell tŭmĭdōsus adj. high-swelling tŭmĭdŭlus adj. dim; swollen; tumid tŭmĭdus adj. swollen; swelling; rising high; protuberant; tumid tŭmor the state of being swollen; tumid; a swelling; a tumor; inflation of the cheeks… tŭmōrōsus adj. inflated; bloated tŭmŭlāmen a sepulchral mound tŭmŭlo v. a. to cover with a mound; to bury; inter; entomb tŭmŭlōsus adj. full of hills; hilly tŭmultŭārĭē adv. tŭmultŭārĭus adj. belonging to bustle; hurry; tumult;; brought hurriedly together; raised hastily tŭmultŭātim adv. in haste; hastily tŭmultŭātĭo A bustling; hurrying; bustle; confusion; tumult tŭmultŭo tŭmultŭor v. dep. n. to make a bustle; disturbance; to be in great agitation; confusion; be in an up… tŭmultŭōsē adv. tŭmultŭōsus adj. full of bustle; confusion; tumult; restless; turbulent