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til definition
til (til, tēl)
noun
'til definition
'til or til (til)
, conjunction
Informal till; until
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
til Usage Examples
Possessives
- wait: Why wait ' til late summer to develop your Windows app?
Converse of object
- wait: Wait til you have done the last mow of the year.
Adjective modifier
- 6.00pm: Tuesday & Thursday Evenings 6.00pm til Dusk.. ... ... .
Modifies a noun
- 10pm: Friday 13th Feb - 6:30pm til 10pm @ Tilbury.
Noun used with modifier
- awa: Nor did he gang in or he haed seen the ettin gae awa til the huntin.
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