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American crossword №86: DIRECTOR-GENERAL

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Newly wed wife to her husband:
"That is why I can"t stand you – you are so unpredictable. On Monday you liked the potatoes, Tuesday you liked the potatoes, Wednesday you liked the potatoes, Thursday you said you loved the potatoes preparation, Friday you liked the potatoes, Saturday you liked the potatoes and now all of a sudden on Sunday you say that you don"t like potatoes."

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List of words beginning with: T

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	TOOTLE		v. (-ling) 1 toot gently or repeatedly. - (usu. Foll. By along, around, etc.) Colloq. Move casually.

	TOOTSY		n. (pl. -ies) slang usu. Joc. Foot. [origin uncertain]

	TOPPER		n. Colloq. = *top hat.

	TOPPLE		v. (-ling) 1 (often foll. By over, down) (cause to) fall as if top-heavy. - overthrow. [from *top1]

	TORPID		adj. - sluggish, inactive, apathetic. - numb. - (of a hibernating animal) dormant. torpidity n. [latin: related to *torpor]

	TORPOR		n. Torpid condition. [latin torpeo be sluggish]

	TORQUE		n. - mech. Twisting or rotating force, esp. In a machine. - hist. Necklace of twisted metal, esp. Of the ancient gauls and britons. [latin: related to *tort]

	TORRID		adj. - a (of the weather) very hot and dry. B (of land etc.) Parched by such weather. - passionate, intense. [latin torreo tost- parch] - zone n. The part of the earth between the tropics of cancer and capricorn.

	TOSSUP		n. - doubtful matter. - tossing of a coin.

	TOTHER		adj. & pron. Dial. Or joc. The other. [thet other ‘that other’]

« - TICKET - TIMBER - TINSEL - TITCHY - TOFFEE - TOOTLE - TOTTER - TOWNIE - TREBLE - TRIPOD - »

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Australian termites have been known to build mounds twenty feet high and at least 100 feet wide.

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