One day an unknown youth asked Mozart to explain to him how to start to compose a symphony.
- You are young, - answered Mozart. In the beginning write a ballade, and if you like it, come to me.
- But you! At the age of ten you have composed a lot of music.
- But I did not ask anybody how to do it.
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TUBULE n. Small tube in a plant or animal body. [latin tubulus, diminutive: related to *tube]
TUCKER —n. - hist. Piece of lace or linen etc. In or on a woman's bodice. - austral. & nz slang food. —v. (esp. In passive; often foll. By out) us & austral. Colloq. Tire.
TUCKIN n. Colloq. Large meal.
TUFFET n. Clump of grass; small mound. [var. Of *tuft]
TUMBLE —v. (-ling) 1 (cause to) fall suddenly, clumsily, or headlong. - fall rapidly in amount etc. (prices tumbled). - (often foll. By about, around) roll or toss to and fro. - move or rush in a headlong or blundering manner. - (often foll. By to) colloq. Grasp the meaning behind an idea, circumstance, etc. (he quickly tumbled to our plan). - overturn; fling or push roughly or carelessly. - perform acrobatic feats, esp. Somersaults. - rumple or disarrange. —n. - sudden or headlong fall. - somersault or other acrobatic feat. - untidy or confused state. [low german tummeln]
TUMOUR n. (us tumor) a swelling, esp. From an abnormal growth of tissue. tumorous adj. [latin tumeo swell]
TUMULT n. - uproar or din, esp. Of a disorderly crowd. - angry demonstration by a mob; riot. - conflict of emotions in the mind. [latin: related to *tumour]
TUNDRA n. Vast level treeless arctic region with underlying permafrost. [lappish]
TUNNEL vision n. - vision which is poor or lost outside the centre of the normal field of vision. - colloq. Inability to grasp a situation's wider implications. - —n. - underground passage dug through a hill or under a road, river, etc., esp. For a railway or road. - underground passage dug by an animal. —v. (-ll-; us -l-) 1 (foll. By through, into, etc.) Make a tunnel through. - make (one's way) by tunnelling. [french diminutive of tonne *tun]
TURBAN n. - man's headdress of fabric wound round a cap or the head, worn esp. By muslims and sikhs. - woman's hat resembling this. turbaned adj. [persian: cf. *tulip]
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