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under preposition [ˈʌndɚ]

in or to a lower place than (something) : below or beneath (something) : underneath
guided or managed by (a person or group)
controlled or affected by (something)

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unclench verb [ˌʌnˈklɛntʃ]

to move (something) out of a tightly closed position and make it less tense

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umbrella noun [ˌʌmˈbrɛlə]

a device that is used for protection from the rain and sun
a group or organization that includes many smaller groups—often used before another noun
something that includes several or many different things —often used before another noun

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U.S.A. abbreviation []

United States of America

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typography noun [taɪˈpɑːgrəfi]

the work of producing printed pages from written material
the style, arrangement, or appearance of printed letters on a page

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typewriter noun [ˈtaɪpˌraɪtɚ]

a machine that prints letters or figures on a sheet of paper when a person pushes its keys

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two noun [ˈtuː]

the number 2
the second in a set or series
two o'clock

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twig noun [ˈtwɪg]

a small branch of a tree or bush

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tusk noun [ˈtʌsk]

a very long, large tooth that sticks out of the mouth of an animal (such as an elephant, walrus, or boar)

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turtle noun [ˈtɚtl̟]

a reptile that lives mostly in water and that has a hard shell which covers its body

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turnip noun [ˈtɚnəp]

a round, light-colored root of a plant that is eaten as a vegetable; also : the plant that produces such a root

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turn verb [ˈtɚn]

to move around a central point —often + around
to cause your body or a part of your body to face a different direction
to cause (something or a side of something) to face an opposite or different direction

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tuna noun [ˈtuːnə]

a large fish that lives in the ocean and is eaten as food
the meat of a tuna that is eaten as food —often used before another noun —called also tuna fish

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tummy noun [ˈtʌmi]

your stomach or belly —usually used by children or when speaking to children

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Tuesday noun [ˈtuːzˌdeɪ]

the day of the week between Monday and Wednesday —abbr. Tues., Tue., or Tu.

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tuck verb [ˈtʌk]

to push the end of (something, such as a piece of cloth or paper) into or behind something in order to hold it in place, make it look neat, etc.
to put (something) in a particular place usually to hide it, hold it, or make it safe —often + away —sometimes used figuratively
—used as tucked to indicate the quiet or hidden place where something is located —often + away

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tuba noun [ˈtuːbə]

a large brass musical instrument that is played by blowing air into it and that produces low tones

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truck noun [ˈtrʌk]

a vehicle that carries things: such as
a very large, heavy vehicle that is used to move large or numerous objects —called also (British) lorry
a vehicle that is larger than a car and that has an open back with low sides : pickup

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troll noun [ˈtroʊl]

a creature that looks like a very large or very small ugly person
a person who tries to cause problems on an Internet message board by posting messages that cause other people to argue, become angry, etc.

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trip noun [ˈtrɪp]

a journey to a place —often + to
a short journey to a store, business, office, etc., for a particular purpose—usually + to
the experience of strange mental effects (such as seeing things that are not real) that is produced by taking a very powerful drug (such as LSD)