Teach
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 619
tech, v. [tacgut (tawt), teaching.] To im- part the knowledge of, inculcate as true or important, exhibit impre ively, tell to direct as an instructor, guide the studies of; to admonish, counsel.— fAS. txcan, to show, teach, tsecen, a token, q. v.] Teach'able, a. Capable of being taught: readily receiving instruction; docile. — Teach'ablene , «.— Teach'' er, n. One who teaches or instructs an instructor; tutor; one who instructs others in religion; a preacher; minister of the gospel. — Teach 'ing. n. Act or busine of instructing; education; breeding. league, teg, n. An Irish man, — in contempt. [W. taeoa. taeaivg, rustic, rude, a va al, peasant, clown.]
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