Two kids are talking.
- My dad works twelve hours a day, so that I can have a comfortable home and decent clothes. My mom spends the whole day cleaning and cooking for me. However, I can not relax from all the worry.
- But you are living a fairytale life! What are you so worry about?
- Well, what if they try to escape?
- rate at which goods are sold and replaced in a shop.
- rate at which people enter and leave employment etc.
- small pie made by folding pastry over a filling.
TURNPIKE
n. - hist. A toll-gate. B road on which a toll was charged.
- us motorway on which a toll is charged.
TUTELAGE
n. - guardianship.
- being under this.
- tuition. [latin tutela: related to *tutor]
TUTELARY
adj. - a serving as guardian. B of a guardian.
- giving protection. [latin: related to *tutelage]
TUTORIAL
—adj. Of a tutor or tuition. —n. Period of undergraduate tuition individually or in a small group. [latin tutorius: related to *tutor]
TWEEZERS
n.pl. Small pair of pincers for taking up small objects, plucking out hairs, etc. [originally tweezes pl. Of obsolete tweeze, a case for small instruments]
TWILIGHT
n. - light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, esp. In the evening.
- period of this.
- faint light.
- period of decline or destruction. [from *two, *light1]
- zone n. - decrepit urban area.
- undefined or intermediate zone or area.
TWITCHER
n. Colloq. Bird-watcher seeking sightings of rare birds.
