Verbal, manifest

towers: (n) edifice

times: (n) present time, modern

tolerable: (adj) passable, mediocre,

town: (adj) municipal, urban; (n)

times, contemporary world,

bearable, fair, middling, reasonable,

borough, township, village, burgh,

multiplication, time, period, era,

adequate, respectable, endurable,

burg, municipality, townspeople,

many years duration, epoch,

sufferable; (adj, v) satisfactory.

metropolis; (adj, n) community.

present, arithmetic operation

ANTONYMS: (adj) intolerable,

ANTONYMS: (adj) country, private

tiny: (adj) minute, minuscule, small,

exceptional, unbearable,

track: (n, v) trail, course, path, hunt;

diminutive, petty, infinitesimal,

unsatisfactory, bad, inadequate,

(v) tail, chase, pursue, follow; (n)

midget, teeny, puny, petite, slight.

appalling, inadmissible

line, route, racetrack. ANTONYMS:

ANTONYMS: (adj) huge, enormous,

tolerably: (adv) well enough,

(v) lead, precede

Vast, gigantic, large, big,

passably, acceptably, reasonably,

trade: (n, v) deal, exchange, swap,

considerable, roomy, significant,

enough, moderately, to a tolerable

merchandise, switch, barter, change;

giant, immeasurable

degree, pretty, to an adequate

(adj, n) business; (n) commerce,

tiptoe: (v) tip, tippytoe, creep, patter,

degree; (adj, adv) somewhat; (adj)

profession, occupation.

skirt, skip, tilt, sidle, lean; (adj) alert;

pretty well. ANTONYMS: (adv)

ANTONYMS: (n) purchase,

(n) quieter. ANTONYM: (v) clump

unbearably, intolerably,

entertainment, fun, pastime; (v) buy,

tired: (adj, v) fatigued, weary,

unacceptably, unreasonably,

wholesale

exhausted, stale; (adj) threadbare,

insufficiently, inadequately

tradition: (n) convention, habit,

commonplace, trite, banal, haggard,

tomorrow: (adv) kal, never; (n) solar

practice, legend, institution, lore,

stock, jaded. ANTONYMS: (adj)

day, mean solar day, time to come,

heritage, folklore, wont, routine,

invigorated, alert, refreshed,

day

story. ANTONYM: (n) innovation

energetic, original, strong, awake,

tone: (n) note, accent, timbre, spirit,

traditions: (n) background, society,

energized, lively, rested, relaxed

tinge, shade, air, sound, tint,

mores, conduct, behavior,

tiresome: (adj) tedious, dull,

manner; (n, v) color. ANTONYMS:

civilization, customs

laborious, irksome, monotonous,

(n) atonicity, flaccidity; (v) jar

tragedy: (n) calamity, disaster,

annoying, slow, dreary, bothersome;

tongue: (n) lingua, speech, idiom,

misfortune, play, cataclysm, drama,

(adj, v) wearisome, troublesome.

dialect, clapper, glossa, natural

bad luck, bale, apocalypse, farce,

ANTONYMS: (adj) stimulating, fun,

language, striker, talk; (v) lick; (adj)

tragic. ANTONYMS: (n) humor,

Varied, soothing, pleasant, brisk,

flowing

blessing, joy, boon, advantage,

exciting, convenient, refreshing

tonight: (adv) this night

comedy

tito: (n) marshal Tito

took: (adj) taken; (v) receive

tragic: (adj) calamitous, disastrous,

toadying: (adj) ingratiating, fawning,

topmost: (adj) highest, upmost,

dreadful, grievous, catastrophic,

flattering, servile, smooth,

upper, maximum, uppermost, head,

unlucky, unfortunate, woeful,

sycophantic; (n) indulgence,

supreme, utmost, crowning, apical,

tragical, comic, heartbreaking.

sycophancy. ANTONYM: (adj)

uttermost. ANTONYM: (adj) bottom

ANTONYMS: (adj) humorous,

uncomplimentary

tore: (v) tare; (n) moulding, molding

heartwarming, blessed,

tobacco: (adj) nicotine; (n) filler,

torrents: (n) white water, rapids

advantageous, lucky, fortunate,

nicotian, plant product, mustard

tosh: (n) drool, baloney, bosh,

joyous

tree, herb, herbaceous plant,

boloney, tommyrot, twaddle,

trained: (adj) experienced, skilled,

common tobacco, drug of abuse,

nonsense, bilgewater, taradiddle,

capable, competent, expert,

street drug, smoking mixture

tarradiddle, drivel

practiced, accustomed, educated,

today: (adj, n) present; (adv) these

touch: (v) hit, affect, border, adjoin,

efficient, skillful, professional.

days, currently, nowadays,

strike, reach; (n, v) contact, stroke,

ANTONYMS: (adj) inexpert,

presently, at present, right away,

tinge, regard, tap. ANTONYMS: (v)

untaught, untutored, amateur,