Tedious

te'dT-us or ted'yus, a. Involving tedium; tiresome from continuance, prolixity, or slowne which causes prolixity: irksome; dilatory; tardy. - Te'dium. -dl-um, u. Iiksomene ; wear i so mene" . i, tern, v. i. [teemed (temd), teeming.] To bring forth, as an animal; to produce fruit, as a plant; to of bear; to be pregnant, conceive; to be full, be stocked t. To to overflowing, be prolific. — v. t. To bring forth. drives Teens, tenz, ti.pl. The years of one's age having the termination -teen, beginning with 13 and ending by with 19. or Teeth, Teething. See Toora. trans- Teetotal, te-to'tal, o. Entire; total. — Teeto'taler, n. One pledged to entire abstinence from all in toxic a- — ting drinks, — cant words formed in Eng. by Rich-; ard Turner, a temperance orator, about 18-33", by retears; dup licating the initial letter of the adj. total. — Teeto'talizm, -izm, n. Principle of total abstinence. torn Tegument, teg'u-ment, n. A cover or covering; the covering of a living body, or of some part or organ by bv of such a body. — Tegument'ary. -a-rl, a. Pert, to, to pull or consisting of, teguments. — Teg'ular, a. Pert, to, move or resembling, a tile, or arranged like tiles.