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Vocabulary Practice
English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Practice for 25th November :
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Tornado (n) : whirlwind
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Torpid (adj.) : stiff, numb, dull inactive
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Torpor (n) : inactivity, numbness
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Torrent (n) : a stream with great speed
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Torrid (adj.) : parched, dried violently hot
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Tortoise (n) : an animal of the reptile family having a toothless back and soft body encased in a hard shell, a kind of turtle
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Tortuous (adj.) : winding, deceiving
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Torture (n) : one who torments
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Toss (v) : throw up in the air
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Tot (n) : a tiny child
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Total (adj.) : whole, complete
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Total (n) : the aggregate, the whole amount
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Total (v) : add
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Totally (adv.) : fully, wholly, entirely
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Totter (v) : shake, walk unsteadily
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Toucan (n) : a kind of bird
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Touch (v) : move in contact with, reach
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Touch (n) : act of touching, contact, trace
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Touchiness (n) : quality of being easily offended, irritability
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Touching (adj.) : arousing tender emotion
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Touching (prep) : concerning about
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Touch-me not (n) : a plant whose leaves close down when touched
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Touchstone (n) : stone used for testing purity of gold
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Touchy (adj.) : easily offended, irritable
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Tough (adj.) : firm, stiff, not easily broken, durable
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Tour (n) : a journey, an excursion
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Tour (v) : go round on as excursion
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Tournament (n) : a series of contests in sports, games, etc.
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Tourney (n) : take part in a tournament
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Tourniquet (n) : a device for stopping bleeding by compressing the artery
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Tow (v) : to pull
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Toward (prep.) : in the direction of
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Toward (adv.) : nearly, about
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Towel (n) : cloth used for drying one-self after bath or for drying dishes etc.
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Tower (n) : a tall slender part of a building
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Towering (adj.) : high and tall, great
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Town (n ) : a place larger than a village and smaller than a city, the inhabitants of a towns
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Towns folk (n & pl) : people of town
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Toxin (n) : a poison
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Trace (n) : a mark left behind, trace
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Traceable (adj.) : that may be traced and found out
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Trachea (n) : the air-passage from the throat to the lings, the windpipe
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Track (n) : a mark left by the passing of something, a road or path
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Tract (n) : a region or area, extent, of land, a short treatise escape, on religion
Vocabulary Practice for 25th November :
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