Taxidermy

taks'i-der-mi, n. the art of preparing and stuffing the skins of animals. n. Tax'!- dennist. (Fr. — Gr taxis, arrangement, and derma a skm Tea, te, n the dried leaves of a shrub in China and Japan: an infusion of the leaves in boiling water: any vegetable infusion. [From South Cntne the the common form being tscha.] Teach, tech, v to show to impart knowledge to. to guide the studies of: to exhibit so as to impre upon the mind to impart the knowledge of. to accustom to counsel - v./. to practise giving instruction:—/«* * and pap. taught (tawt! [A.S. Ueatn, to show, teach; Ger. cet^en, to sl^vv allied to L. doceo to teach, Gi deiknumi. to show.] Teachable, tec h'a-bl. adj c.ipable of being taught: apt or willing to learn — Teach 'ableu a . Teacher, lecher, n one who teaches or instructs.