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[ Old Ghyrkins rode about on a little tat , questioning beaters and shikarries. IMG:content-2890.png:[blocks in formation] ta-ta (tä'tä'), interj. A familiar form of salutation at parting; farewell; good-by. And so, ta - ta. I might as well have stayed away for any good I've done. R. L. Stevens on, Treasure of Franc hard. tatao (ta-tä'ō), n. [S. Amer.) A South American tanager, Calliste tatao . Tatar, Tartar3 (tä tär, tär'tär), n. and a. [As a long-established E. word, Tartar, 6197 modern Manchus), who also established a dynasty, called Kin ('golden'), and are hence known as the Kin Tatars; (3) the Kara-Khitai (or black Tatars), a remnant of the Khitans, who, when their empire was overthrown by the IMG:content-2891.jpg:[blocks in formation] Juchi, escaped westward and founded an empire which tataupa (ta-tapa), n. [S. Amer.] One of the stretched from the Oxus to the desert of Shamo, and from South American tinamous, Crypturus tataupa. Tibet to the Altai; (4) the Onguts (or white Tatars). tate (tat), n. [Also tait;