A little boy comes home with his mother from a trip down town. Above his head he has a big bunch of balloons.
- Why do you need so many? - Asks his father. - Did not your mother and I teach you that you should save your money?
- I did not spend any! Its just that every time Mummy bought something the salesperson gave me a free balloon.
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TOPEE var. Of *topi.
TOPIC n. Subject of a discourse, conversation, or argument. [greek topos place, commonplace]
TOPUP n. Addition; something that serves to top up.
TOQUE n. Woman's small brimless hat. [french]
TORCH n. - portable battery-powered electric lamp. - thing lit for illumination. - source of heat, illumination, or enlightenment. carry a torch for suffer from unrequited love for. [latin: related to *tort] - song n. Popular song of unrequited love.
TORSO n. (pl. -s) 1 trunk of the human body. - statue of this. [latin thyrsus rod]
TOTAL —adj. - complete, comprising the whole (total number of votes). - absolute, unqualified (in total ignorance). —n. Total number or amount. —v. (-ll-; us -l-) 1 a amount in number to. B find the total of. - (foll. By to, up to) amount to. [medieval latin totus entire]
TOTEM n. - natural object, esp. An animal, adopted esp. By n. American indians as an emblem of a clan or individual. - image of this. totemic adj. [algonquian]
TOUCH —v. - come into or be in physical contact with (a thing, each other, etc.). - (often foll. By with) bring the hand etc. Into contact with. - bring (two things) into mutual contact. - rouse tender or painful feelings in. - strike lightly. - (usu. With neg.) A disturb, harm, or affect. B have any dealings with. C consume, use (i don't touch alcohol). - concern. - a reach as far as, esp. Momentarily. B (usu. With neg.) Approach in excellence etc. (can't touch him for style). - modify (pity touched with fear). 10 (as touched adj.) Colloq. Slightly mad. 11 (usu. Foll.
TOUGH —adj. - hard to break, cut, tear, or chew. - able to endure hardship; hardy. - unyielding, stubborn, difficult (it was a tough job). - colloq. A acting sternly; hard (get tough with). B (of circumstances, luck, etc.) Severe, hard. - colloq. Criminal or violent. —n. Tough person, esp. A ruffian. toughen v. Toughness n. [old english]
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When snakes are born with two heads, they fight each other for food.