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Definition of tun
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tun is as below...
Tun (n.) Any shell
belonging
to
Dolium
and
allied
genera;
--
called
also
tun-shell.
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Aristocracy
::
Aristocracy
(n.) The
nobles
or chief
persons
in a
state;
a
privileged
class or
patrician
order;
(in a
popular
use) those who are
regarded
as
superior
to the rest of the
community,
as in rank,
fortune,
or
intellect..
Chiromancy
::
Chiromancy
(n.) The art or
practice
of
foretelling
events,
or of
telling
the
fortunes
or the
disposition
of
persons
by
inspecting
the hand;
palmistry..
Obtunding
::
Obtunding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Obtun.
Insidious
::
Insidious
(a.) Lying in wait;
watching
an
opportunity
to
insnare
or
entrap;
deceitful;
sly;
treacherous;
-- said of
persons;
as, the
insidious
foe..
Particularly
::
Particularly
(adv.)
In an
especial
manner;
in a high
degree;
as, a
particularly
fortunate
man; a
particularly
bad
failure..
Misfortunate
::
Misfortunate
(a.)
Producing
misfortune.
Polytungstate
::
Polytungstate
(n.) A salt of
polytungstic
acid.
Chime
::
Chime (n.) A set of bells
musically
tuned to each
other;
specif.,
in the pl., the music
performed
on such a set of bells by hand, or
produced
by
mechanism
to
accompany
the
striking
of the hours or their
divisions..
Frown
::
Frown (n.) Any
expression
of
displeasure;
as, the
frowns
of
Providence;
the
frowns
of
Fortune..
Tuner
::
Tuner (n.) One who
tunes;
especially,
one whose
occupation
is to tune
musical
instruments..
Tabard
::
Tabard
(n.) A sort of tunic or
mantle
formerly
worn for
protection
from the
weather.
When worn over the armor it was
commonly
emblazoned
with the arms of the
wearer,
and from this the name was given to the
garment
adopted
for
heralds..
Spaewife
::
Spaewife
(n.) A
female
fortune
teller.
Flagitate
::
Flagitate
(v. t.) To
importune;
to
demand
fiercely
or with
passion.
Embark
::
Embark
(v. t.) To
engage,
enlist,
or
invest
(as
persons,
money,
etc.) in any
affair;
as, he
embarked
his
fortune
in
trade..
Chirosophist
::
Chirosophist
(n.) A
fortune
teller.
Ssociable
::
SSociable
(a.)
Affording
opportunites
for
conversation;
characterized
by much
conversation;
as, a
sociable
party..
Tunned
::
Tunned
(imp. & p. p.) of Tu.
Fortune
::
Fortune
(n.) The
arrival
of
something
in a
sudden
or
unexpected
manner;
chance;
accident;
luck; hap; also, the
personified
or
deified
power
regarded
as
determining
human
success,
apportioning
happiness
and
unhappiness,
and
distributing
arbitrarily
or
fortuitously
the lots of
life..
Dog
::
Dog (v. t.) To hunt or track like a
hound;
to
follow
insidiously
or
indefatigably;
to chase with a dog or dogs; to
worry,
as if by dogs; to hound with
importunity..
Wolframium
::
Wolframium
(n.) The
technical
name of the
element
tungsten.
See
Tungsten.
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