Английские слова, начинающиеся на tit - страница 5

adjective

Characterized by bouncing movement; unsteady, shaky, rickety.

verb

Move with jerky or exaggerated movements.

Примеры использования:

Nicky came tittupping along in a rakish mood

adjective

Characterized by bouncing movement; unsteady, shaky, rickety.

noun

Another term for tit2.

noun

Titubation.

adjective

Characterized by titubation, especially staggering, faltering, unsteady. often with reference to drunkenness.

adverb

In a faltering or unsteady manner.

verb

To move in an unsteady manner; to stagger, reel, lurch; to deviate from one's path.

noun

Nodding movement of the head or body, especially as caused by a nervous disorder.

Примеры использования:

For the next act of our little drama i sat silently while she complained, nodding my head so much i…

adjective

Holding or constituting a purely formal position or title without any real authority.

Примеры использования:

The queen is titular head of the church of england

noun

The quality or state of being titular; the quality or state of bearing a title.

adverb

In name or in name only.

Примеры использования:

He was titularly a chief petty officer

adjective

Of or relating to a title or name; of the nature of or constituting a title; = "titular".

noun

A person who holds a title to an office, benefice, or possession, irrespective of the functions, duties, or rights attaching to it.

noun

An act or instance of bestowing a title on someone; a title or designation.

verb

To give a specified name or title to (something); to designate, style, call. also: to speak of or describe (something) as being of a particular kind or possessing a particular quality.

noun

Each of the titular churches in rome to which a cardinal priest is now assigned.

proper noun

(ad 39–81), roman emperor 79–81, son of vespasian; full name titus vespasianus augustus; born titus flavius vespasianus. in 70 he ended a revolt in judaea with the conquest of jerusalem.