tŭmultus an uproar; bustle; violent commotion tŭmŭlus a raised heap of earth; a mound; hill; a sepulchral mound; barrow tūn' tunc demonstr; demonstr; at that time; dum tundo v. a. to beat; strike; thump; to din; stun; keep on at Tūnēs a maritime town of Africa Propria; Tunis Tungri a people of; Tongres tŭnĭca an under-garment of the Romans worn by both sexes; a tunic; my tunic is nearer … tŭnĭcātus tŭnĭco v. a. to clothe with a tunic; verb. finit; clothed with a tunic tŭnĭcopallĭum a garment uniting in one the tunic and the pallium tŭnĭcŭla A little tunic; A little coat; skin; membrane tunsus tŭor tŭor the sight; vision tūrālis adj. belonging to incense; incense- tūrārĭus adj. belonging to frankincense; a street in Rome; in the eighth region turba a turmoil; hubbub; uproar turbāmentum a means of disturbance turbassit turbātē adv. P. a. fin turbātĭo confusion; disorder; disturbance turbātor a troubler; disquieter; disturber turbātrix she that troubles; disquiets; disturbs turbātus P. a. turbellae A bustle; stir; row; A little crowd; multitude turben turbĭdē adv. turbĭdo v. a. to trouble; to make turbid; to disturb turbĭdŭlus adj. dim; somewhat disturbed; confused turbĭdus adj. full of confusion; disorder; wild; troubled; disordered; disturbed turbĭnātĭo a pointing in the form of a cone turbĭnātus adj. coneshaped; pointed like a cone; conical; propr turbĭnĕus adj. shaped like a top; cone-shaped turbo v. a. to disturb; agitate; confuse; had deranged all his affairs; troubled; disturbed turbo that which spins; twirls round; A whirlwind; hurricane; tornado; a spinning-top… Turbo the name of a gladiator turbor restlessness; unquietness; disturbance turbŭla a disorderly group; a little crowd turbŭlentē adv. turbŭlenter adv. in a turbulent manner; confusedly; tumultuously turbŭlentĭa trouble; disquiet; turbulence turbŭlento v. a. to trouble; disturb turbŭlentus adj. full of trouble; commotion; restless; agitated; confused; making trouble; troub… turbystum a drug used by painters to facilitate the reception of a ... turda turdārĭum a place where thrushes are kept turdelix Turdētāni a people of; Seville; the country of the Turdetani Turdŭli a people in Bœtica; living to the east of the Turdetani; ... turdus a thrush; a fieldfare; a kind of fish; a seacarp tūrĕus adj. of frankincense turgĕo v. n. to swell out; be swollen; tumid turgesco v. inch. n. to begin to swell; to swell up; swell; to grow fat; stout turgĭdŭlus adj. dim; swollen turgĭdus adj. swollen; inflated; distended; inflated; turgid turgor a swelling; turgidity Tūrĭa a river in; the Turia; Guadalaviar Tŭrĭānus tūrĭbŭlum a vessel to burn incense in; a censer; a constellation; otherwise called tūrĭcrĕmus adj. incense-burning; for burning incense tūrĭfĕr adj. incense-bearing; that bears; yields tūrĭfĭcātor one that offers incense; an idolater tūrĭfĭco v. n. to burn incense; offer incense; one that offers incense tūrĭlĕgus adj. incense-gathering turĭo a shoot; sprout; tendril Turĭum Tŭrĭus the name of a Roman; belonging to a Turius; Turian; of Q. Turius turma a troop; squadron; a troop; crowd; throng turmālis adj. belong ing to a troop; squadron; with those of his squadron; troop; horsemen; c… turmārĭi recruiting officers of cavalry turmātim adv. by troops; squadrons; in troops; in bands Turnus A king of the Rutuli; killed by Æneas; a Latin; the enemy of Tarquinius Superbus Tŭrŏnes a people in; on the Liger; Tours turpĭcŭlus adj. dim; ugly; foul turpīdo baseness turpĭfĭcātus adj. made foul; filthy; debased Turpĭlĭus the name of a Roman; a Roman comic poet; a contemporary a... turpĭlŏquĭum obscene; immodest speech turpĭlŭcrīcŭpĭdus adj. m; covetous of base; dishonest gain turpĭlŭcrus adj. m; making dishonest gain Turpĭo turpis adj. ugly; unsightly; unseemly; disagreeable; unseemly; shameful; disgraceful turpĭter adv. turpĭtūdo ugliness; unsightliness; foulness; baseness; shamefulness; disgrace turpo v. a. to make ugly; unsightly; to soil; to be defiled; polluted; to dishonor; disgrace Turrānĭus the name of a Roman; a friend of Varro and of Q. Cicero; a prœtor turrĭcŭla A little tower; a turret; a kind of dice-box; in lemm turrĭger adj. turret-bearing; turreted; f; turret - crowned; turreled turris a tower; a military tower; a castle; palace; citadel turrītus adj. set; furnished; fortified with towers; tower-shaped; towering; high tursĭo a kind of fish resembling the dolphin; a porpoise turtur a turtle-dove turtūrilla a little turtle-dove turunda A ball of paste; A kind of sacrificial cake; A tent; roll of lint tūs incense; frankincense; a plant; called also Tuscē adv. in the Tuscar language; manner Tusci the inhabitants of Etru; ria; the Tuscans Tuscŭlānensis Tuscŭlum a very ancient town of Latium; on a hill near the modern ...