Jack was living in Arizona during a heat wave when the following took place.
"It"s just too hot to wear clothes today," complained Jack as he stepped out of the shower. "Honey, what do you think the neighbors would think if I mowed the lawn like this?"
"Probably that I married you for your money."
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TIGHT corner n. (also tight place or spot) difficult situation. - —adj. - closely held, drawn, fastened, fitting, etc. (tight hold; tight skirt). - too closely fitting. - impermeable, impervious, esp. (in comb.) To a specified thing (watertight). - tense; stretched. - colloq. Drunk. - colloq. Stingy. - (of money or materials) not easily obtainable. - a (of precautions, a programme, etc.) Stringent, demanding. B presenting difficulties (tight situation). - produced by or requiring great exertion or pressure (tight squeeze). —adv. Tightly (hold tight!). tightly adv. Tightness n. [old norse]
TILDE n. Mark (˜) put over a letter, e.g. Over a spanish n when pronounced ny (as in señor). [latin: related to *title]
TILTH n. - tillage, cultivation. - tilled soil. [old english: related to *till3]
TIMER n. Person or device that measures or records time taken.
TIMID adj. (timider, timidest) easily frightened; apprehensive. timidity n. Timidly adv. [latin timeo fear]
TINGE —v. (-ging) (often foll. By with; often in passive) 1 colour slightly. - affect slightly. —n. - tendency towards or trace of some colour. - slight admixture of a feeling or quality. [latin tingo tinct- dye]
TINNY adj. (-ier, -iest) 1 of or like tin. - flimsy, insubstantial. - (of sound) thin and metallic.
TIPSY adj. (-ier, -iest) 1 slightly drunk. - caused by or showing intoxication (a tipsy lurch). tipsily adv. Tipsiness n. [from *tip2]
TIPUP attrib. Adj. Able to be tipped, e.g. Of a theatre seat.
TIRED adj. - weary; ready for sleep. - (of an idea etc.) Hackneyed. tiredly adv. Tiredness n.
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A cat sees about six times better than a human at night.