Tamara-spice

tam'-à-ra-spise, s. a condiment consisting seeds,and ofa ndcloveswithfennel mixture of powdered seed cinnamon, and aniseed. coriander 660 TANG j monkey of the genus mid as with a fine silky hair and a tail like a squirrel.; preserved seed-pods of the some musical instrument; the vase or naked ground of the Corinthian and Composite capitals [Arch.]; a round course of stones, several of which form the shaft of a pillar, not so high as a diameter [Arch.); a species of embroidery in which threads of gold and silver are worked in leaves, flowers, .; also, a frame resembling a drum, on which it is worked; a work formed of palisades or long pieces of wood planted close together, and driven two or three feet into the ground (Fort.]: v.a. to embroider with a tambour (Fr.) lively French dance. See Tambour. shyne ; accustomed to man; domestic; depre ed; spiritle ; insipid dull: v.a. to reclaim;to reduce from a wild to a domestic state; to make gentle and familiar; to civilize; to subdue (A.S. tam). Tamely, tame' -le, ad. in a tame manner. Tamene , tame'-nes, 8.the quality of being tame; unresisting submi ion; want of spirit. reclaims from wildne . of straining sauces (Fr.) originally formed in New York, to secure influence, primarily in the state, with a view to plunder the revenue of a community. (Tammany, an Indian chief). blasting; to obstruct explosion by way of this hole. poisonous bite. experiments; to deal; to practise secretly. See Temper. for the purpose of blasting it. up the mouth of a cannon or other piece of ordnance. See Tap. resembling an apple. Hindus. tannin; to make brown, specially by exposure to the rays of the sun: v.n. to become tanned or brown: s. the bark of the oak, ., bruised and brokenly a mill, for tanning hides: a. as if tanned; brown (Bret. tanu, an oak). finches and sparrows. [Hort.] other: s. a vehicle with the horses so harne ed, (L, at length). extraneous to the thing itself; a smack or flavour: something that leaves a sting or pain behind; sound: v.a. to sound loudly. the plug or breech-pin ina gun(tongue).