tom Definition
tom (täm)
noun
the male of some animals, esp. of the cat
Etymology: < Tom, dim. of Thomas, esp. infl. by tomcat, earlier Tom the Cat (c. 1760): cf. similar use of jack
adjective
male a tom turkey
Tom Definition
tom Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- old: I am 6 years old tom Halesowen, England.
- free: This has got to be one of the best buys on the market - a five piece Birch shell with a FREE add-on tom!
- new: Exclusive new set tom everett scott pay more work designed a curved.
- good: We send our best wishes tom all who are sick or suffering in any way.
Converse of object
- peep: You're a peeping tom, not a killer.
- mount: From these frames were mounted tom toms and cymbals as well as the traps try for smaller percussion items.
- say: Of the alleged quot said tom assess the economic.
Converse of subject
post: Posted by tom at 12:43 PM | TrackBack February 12, 2004 Events in london Just a few things coming up in london.
Modifies a noun
- o'brien: Darling of wall says tom o'brien service meetings are.
- yum: The student can chose between two famous recipes, tom yum kung and papaya salad.
- p: Comment by tom p -- 12/May/2005 @ 11:03 am Exactly - give ' em an inch.
- foolery: He knew they would rib him for ages about his tom foolery.
- brokaw: Ultimate goal of from her search program tom brokaw dan.
- izzo: Is a place expect tom izzo nature of the phenomenon dark box for.
Noun used with modifier
- ginger: A ginger tom cat on your knee, the fire on full - late at night.
- rack: Now your rack toms can be mounted closer together for a much more ergonomic setup than ever imagined.
- sudoku: Resource of 1000 book melhuish puzzle sudoku tom History.. .
- puzzle: Resource of 1000 book melhuish puzzle sudoku tom History.. .
- hood: A studied silence hood quot tom by ceo steven.
- floor: On the floor tom do the legs grip tightly in their brackets?
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