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T TABLING to TAIL TAIL-BLOCK to TENDING TAIL-BLOCK TAKING-IN TALLYING TAR TAR-PAWLING TARTAN TAUGHT TAUNT TENDER TENDING TENON to TIDE TIER to TOGGEL TOMPION to TOPPING TOPPING-LIFT to TRACT-SCOUT TRACTING to TREE-NAILS TRESTLE-TREES to TRIP TRIPPING to TRYING TUCK to TYE Search Contact us |
TAUNTTAUNT, (foit, Fr.) an epithet used in the sea-language, to signify high or tall. It is peculiarly expressed of the masts when they are of an extraordinary length, as square is applied to the yards on the same occasion.
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