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A syllable used in solfège to represent the seventh note of a major scale.
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The good luck plant, Cordyline fruticosa, an evergreen shrub.
Examples of tis in a Sentence
Generous, we know, but tis the season and all that.
He put the rusty blowlamp on the cylinder head, ' Tis a fine day for boating ', the old boatman said.
Sounds simple but ' tis more addictive than the finest honey mead... .
Of the self-subsistent definition is oboias Tis yvcwpcorOs' by exposition of genus and differentia.
I'll not bate ye a pin on ' t, sir; for, by this cudgel, tis true.
Dear Star, please stop all this talk of his lordship's bloomer 's, tis quite off putting.
Hannah morris and tanya, by god, tis an awful, awful film.
Food Possible heath benefits being studied The most nutritious way to serve tis food Tomatoes The carotenoid lycopene.
The house stand in tis own gardens together with the adjoining orchard and paddock.
The winds do howl and clouds scud by Me thinks tis too late, as the sea gulls still cry.
Aye, well said, sergeant, tis good to cast about for money.
Well, say tis read, what is your further meaning in the matter?
The BIG draw, and the main reason you should at least give it a go, tis the PartyPoker.com Million tournament.
If you find the drink tis too sweetfor your personal taste , cut back on the simple syrup.
Tis only the Persian stands between us and ruin is the reported saying of Busbecq, ambassador at Suleimans court on the part of Ferdinand of Austria; the Turk would fain be upon us, but he keeps him back.
Galen, in his work Ilepi Twv Tis LGuxiis nBWV, having discussed the nature and immortality of the soul, proceeds in ch.