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61tüp geçit — is., di 1) Nehirlerin, kanalların iki yakasını su altından bağlayarak ulaşımı sağlayan yol 2) Büyük caddelerde yayaların karşıdan karşıya geçişini kolaylaştırmak amacıyla yolu üstten birbirine bağlayan kapalı yaya geçidi …
62ṭup-ṭīkā — टुप्टीका …
63tup·pence — /ˈtʌpəns/ noun [noncount] Brit : ↑twopence …
64Old Tup — , Derby Ram The Derby Ram or Old Tup is a widely collected traditional song, found all over the English speaking world. As with all traditional songs, it exists in numerous versions, including bawdy ones, but it always describes, in… …
65Telephone User Part (TUP) — provides conventional PSTN telephony services across the SS7network. TUP was the first layer 4 protocol defined by the standards bodies and as such did notprovision for ISDN services. It has now largely been replaced by ISUP. However, it can… …
66tit|tup — «TIHT uhp», verb, tuped, tup|ing or (especially British) tupped, tup|ping, noun. –v.i. 1. to walk in an affected or prancing manner. 2. (of a horse or other animal) to canter or gallop easily; prance. 3 …
67tit|tup|y — «TIHT uh pee», adjective. British. 1. tittuping; prancing or lively: »Barbara Windsor s tittupy Cockney…maid is amusing (Manchester Guardian Weekly). 2. shaky or unsteady, as furniture …
68Tupper,Sir Charles — Tup·per (tŭpʹər), Sir Charles. 1821 1915. Canadian politician who helped establish Nova Scotia as a province of Canada (1867) and served as prime minister (1896). * * * …
69tapas — /tup euhs/, n. Yoga. the conditioning of the body through the proper kinds and amounts of diet, rest, bodily training, meditation, etc., to bring it to the greatest possible state of creative power. [1930 35; < Skt: penance, lit., heat] * * *… …
70tuppence — /tup euhns/, n. Brit. twopence. [1505 15; earlier tuppens, reduction of TWOPENCE] * * * …
