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— English words —

• tom n. The intact male of the domesticated cat.
• tom n. The male of the turkey.
• tom n. The male of the orangutan.
• tom n. The male of certain other animals.
• tom n. (Britain, slang) A female prostitute.
• tom n. (US, slang) A lesbian.
• tom n. (Music) Clipping of tom-tom.
• tom n. (Obsolete) The jack of trumps in the card game gleek.
• tom n. (UK, regional, obsolete) A close-stool.
• tom n. (Britain, greengrocers’ slang) A tomato (the fruit).
• tom n. (Cockney rhyming slang) jewellery.
• tom v. (Intransitive, derogatory, of a black person) To act in an obsequiously servile manner toward white authority.
• tom v. (Nautical) To dig out a hole below the hatch cover of a bulker and fill it with cargo or weights to aid stability.
• Tom prop.n. A diminutive of the male given name Thomas, also used as a formal male given name.
• Tom prop.n. A nickname for a common man.
• Tom n. (Euphemistic, personification) Synonym of menstruation.
• Tom n. (Uncommon) Ellipsis of Uncle Tom..
• Tom prop.n. A large, deep-toned bell, or a particularly notable example of one.
• TOM n. (Euphemistic) Acronym of time of the month.
• TOM n. (Cytology) Acronym of Translocon on Outer Membrane.

— Foreign words, define in English —

• Azerbaijani
  • Tom prop.n. A transliteration of the English male given name Tom.
• Belarusian - Kazakh - Macedonian - Ukrainian
  • том n. Tome, volume.
• Bulgarian
  • том n. Volume.
• Danish - Norwegian bokmål - Norwegian nynorsk
  • t.o.m. prep. Abbreviation of til og med (“up to and including”).
• Danish - Norwegian bokmål - Norwegian nynorsk - Old english - Swedish - Westrobothnian
  • tom adj. Empty.
• Danish - Swedish
  • Tom prop.n. A male given name from English.
• Faroese
  • tóm n. Indefinite dative plural of tá.
• Faroese - Icelandic
  • tóm adj. Feminine nominative singular of tómur, neuter nominative/accusative plural of tómur.
• Finnish
  • tom n. (Music) tom, tom-tom (percussion instrument).
• Garo
  • -tom suff. Round, bunched.
  • -tom suff. Classifier for bellies, round things.
  • -tom- aff. Round, make round.
• Hungarian
  • töm v. (Transitive) to stuff, to fill.
• Icelandic
  • tóm n. Empty space, emptiness.
  • tóm n. A vacuum.
  • tóm n. Space.
  • tóm n. Indefinite dative plural of tó.
• Icelandic - Old norse
  • tóm n. Leisure.
• Irish
  • tom n. Bush, shrub.
  • tom n. Clump, tuft, tussock.
  • tom n. Alternative form of taom (“fit, paroxysm”).
  • tom v. Alternative form of tum (“dip, immerse”).
• Javanese - Old javanese
  • tom n. Indigo (plant).
• Komo
  • tom n. Spear.
• Lower sorbian
  • tom det. Locative masculine/neuter singular of ten.
• Maranao
  • tom n. Human body louse.
• Middle english
  • tom adj. Alternative form of tome (“empty”).
  • tom n. Alternative form of tome (“freetime”).
  • tom adj. (Southwest, southern West Midland ME) Alternative form of tame (“tame”).
• Mongolian
  • том n. Big.
• Nivkh
  • тʼом n. Fat.
• Norn
  • tøm adj. Empty.
• Norwegian bokmål
  • tøm v. Imperative of tømme.
• Norwegian nynorsk
  • tom n. Alternative form of taum; (pre-2012) alternative form of taum.
• Norwegian
  • Tom prop.n. A male given name.
• Oksapmin
  • tom n. Water.
• Old english
  • tom adj. (Figuratively) free from.
• Old norse
  • tóm adj. Inflection of tómr…
  • tóm n. Indefinite dative plural of tó f.
  • tóm n. Indefinite dative plural of tó n.
• Polish
  • tom n. Volume (single book of a publication issued in multi-book format).
• Romanian
  • tom n. Volume.
• Russian
  • том n. Volume (of a book, magazine or disk).
  • том pron. Prepositional masculine/neuter singular of тот.
• Scottish gaelic
  • tom n. Round hillock or knoll, rising ground, swell, green eminence.
  • tom n. Any round heap.
  • tom n. Tuft of anything.
  • tom n. Bush, thicket.
  • tom n. Anthill.
  • tom n. (Islay) stool.
  • tom n. Volume of a book.
  • tom n. Bank.
  • tom n. Grave.
  • tom n. (Medicine, rare) the plague.
  • tom n. Conical knoll.
• Slovene
  • tom n. Tome.
• Swedish
  • tom n. A tome, a volume (in a series of books), a (thick) book.
  • töm n. A rein (in the hands of the rider or horse driver).
  • töm v. Imperative of tömma.
  • t.o.m. prep. Abbreviation of till och med (“up to and including”).
• Taos
  • tǫ̂m n. Alternative form of tǫ̂mą.
• Ternate
  • tom n. Indigo (Indigofera tinctoria).
• Veps
  • tom' n. Bird cherry.
• Vietnamese
  • tóm v. To grab; to catch; to seize (especially by hand).
  • tóm v. To apprehend; to capture; to arrest.
  • tóm v. To summarize; to make concise.
  • tóm adj. (North Central Vietnam) skinny, thin.
  • tôm n. Shrimp, prawn.
  • tõm n. Splash (onomatopoeia).
  • tỏm adv. Be falling into the water.
  • tởm adj. Gross, disgusting.
• Westrobothnian
  • tom adj. Bare.
  • tom adj. Hungry; stingy.
  • tom adj. Beggarly.
  • tom n. Time, spare time, enough time (to do something).
• Zuni
  • tom pron. Second person singular possessive (medial position).
  • tom pron. Second person singular object.

— English words, defined in French —

• tom n. (Zoologie) Chat domestique mâle, matou.
• tom n. (Ornithologie) Dindon (oiseau).
• tom n. (Zoologie) Mâle de certains autres animaux.
• tom n. (Royaume-Uni) (Argot) Prostituée.
• tom n. (Musique) Tom-tom.
• tom n. (Royaume-Uni) (Argot des maraîchers) Tomate.
• Tom prén. Prénom masculin.

— English word, defined in Spanish —

• Tom s. Nombre propio de varón, equivalente del español Tomás.

— English words, defined in Portuguese —

• tom s. (Zoologia) macho do gato.
• tom s. (Zoologia) macho do peru.
• tom s. (Zoologia) macho de alguns outros animais.
• tom s. (Regional, gíria e Reino Unido) prostituta.
• tom s. (Regional, gíria e Reino Unido) tomate.
• tom s. (Música) tom-tom, um tipo de instrumento de percussão.

— In German —

• Tom S. Nebenfluss des Ob.
• TOM Abk. Recht, Organisation, Technik: Abkürzung von Technische…

— In Dutch —

• Tom eig. (Mannelijke naam) jongensnaam.

— In French —

• tom n.m. (Musique) Abréviation courante de tom-tom (instrument de percussion).
• Tom prén.m. Prénom masculin.
• TOM n.m. (France) (Administration territoriale) Territoire d’outre-mer.

— In Portuguese —

• tom s. Qualquer som, no que se refere à sua amplitude, fonte, potência, etc..
• tom s. Qualidade ou característica de um som.
• tom s. Uma qualidade particular, um modo de soar, uma modulação…
• tom s. Um sotaque peculiar a uma pessoa, localidade, grupo.
• tom s. (Linguística) característica "musical" de certas línguas…
• tom s. (Música) um som musical de característica definida.
• tom s. (Música) um intervalo equivalente a dois semitons.
• tom s. (Música) tom-tom, um tipo de instrumento de percussão.
• tom s. (Cromática) característica de uma cor com referência ao grau…

255 English words from 97 English definitions

Abbreviation accusative Acronym act aid also alternative and animals Anthill Any anything apprehend arrest authority Bank Bare Beggarly bell bellies below Big Bird Bird␣cherry black body body␣louse book books Britain bulker bunched Bush by␣hand capture card card␣game cargo cat catch Central certain cherry Classifier Clipping close close␣stool Clump Cockney Cockney␣rhyming␣slang common common␣man concise Conical cover Cytology dative deep derogatory dig dig␣out diminutive dip disgusting disk domesticated driver Ellipsis eminence emptiness empty Empty␣space English enough especially Euphemistic example falling falling␣into Fat female Feminine Figuratively fill fit for form formal format free from fruit game given given␣name gleek grab Grave green greengrocers Gross ground hand hands hatch heap hillock hole horse Human Hungry immerse Imperative including Indefinite Indigo Inflection instrument intact into Intransitive Islay issued jack jewellery knoll large Leisure lesbian Locative louse magazine make male man manner masculine med medial Medicine Membrane menstruation Midland month multi Music name Nautical neuter nickname nominative North North␣Central notable object obsequiously obsolete och of␣a one onomatopoeia orangutan other out Outer paroxysm particularly percussion percussion␣instrument person personification plague plant plural position possessive prawn pre- Prepositional prostitute publication rare regional rein rhyming rhyming␣slang rider rising round Second Second␣person seize series servile Shrimp shrub single singular skinny slang something southern Southwest space spare spare␣time Spear Splash stability stingy stool stuff summarize swell Synonym tame ten the the␣plague thick thicket thin things Thomas til till time time␣of␣the␣month tom tomato tome tom-tom toned toward Transitive transliteration Translocon trumps tuft tum turkey tussock Uncle Uncle␣Tom Uncommon up␣to used vacuum Vietnam volume water weights West white with

33 English words from 29 foreign definitions

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1 foreign word from 97 English definitions

mur

71 foreign words from 29 foreign definitions

Abkürzung Abréviation alguns animais animaux autres característica certains certas Chat␣domestique Cromática definida de␣tom Dindon dois equivalente español fonte gato gíria grau grupo instrumento intervalo jongensnaam línguas Linguística localidade mâle maraîchers matou modo modulação Música Nebenfluss Nombre Nombre␣propio oiseau Ornithologie outre-mer percussão peru pessoa potência Prénom propio Prostituée prostituta qualidade Qualquer Recht referência Reino Reino␣Unido Royaume Royaume-Uni sotaque sua Technik Technische Territoire territoriale tipo Tomás tomate uma Unido varón von Zoologia Zoologie

510 suffixes (New words found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)

toma tomb Tomb tome Tome -tome tomo- TOMP toms Toms -tomy Tomah toman Toman tomax tombé tombo tombs Tombs Tomei Tomek Tomeo Tomer tomes Tomes Tomey tomia Tomic Tomii tomin Tomio Tomko Tomme Tommo tommy Tommy tomoe Tomoe tomoi tomol tomos tomoz TOMPs Tomsk Tomala tomand tomans Tomans to␣many Tomasi +460 words

6637 times in the middle (New words found by adding letters in front and at the end of the word.)

atomi atoms atomy Otomi -otomy stoma -stome stomp -stomy Altoms atomic atomus attoms automs catoms cytoma cytome ectomy -ectomy entomb entomo- Hitomi intomb kitome mitome Motomi ostomy -ostomy Otomis OTTOMH ottomy Satomi stomal stomas stomia stomps stompy Tatoms untomb adatoms anatomy apotome atomate atomerg atomics atomies atomise atomism atomist atomize +6587 words

150 prefixes (New words found by adding one or more letters in front of the word.)

atom Altom attom autom catom Tatom adatom bottom Bottom buttom Chatom coatom Cottom custom diatom fantom Haltom kastom kratom madtom Old␣Tom Tio␣Tom tomtom TomTom tom-tom anti-Tom chao␣tom dinotom long␣Tom phantom Phantom plum␣tom quintom rototom Roustom sbottom subatom symptom accustom antiatom at␣bottom christom gram␣atom Kiskatom metaatom rebottom Robottom unbottom Uncle␣Tom Gabor␣atom +100 words

3 words-in-word RTL (Words found written from right to left, inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)

mot Mot MOT

6 anagrams (New words found by changing the order of the letters.)

mot Mot MOT OMT OTM TMO

71 anagrams found with an extra letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word and an extra letter.)

Amto atmo atom COMT GTMO LMTO Mato MDOT Meto mito Mito mito- moat Moat molt mont Mont -mont Mont. moot mort Mort most -most Most. mota Mota MOTD mote Mote moth Motl moto MOTO moto- mots MOTs mott Mott motu Motu MOTW Motz mout MOUT movt movt. MTOC mTOR MTOW +21 words

30 anagrams found minus a letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word minus a letter.)

mo Mo MO -mo m/o mo' Mo. m.o. M.O. mt Mt MT mt. Mt. M/T om OM O&M O.M. ot OT ot- Tm TM to To TO t/o to- T.O.

119 cousins (New words found by changing only one letter.)

AOM BoM BOM com COM .com com- com. Com. dom Dom DOM -dom dom. Dom. Eom EOM FOM gom Hom IOM KOM Lom LOM mom Mom MoM MOM nom NOM -nom no'm nom- nom. oom OOM pom Pom POM Qom rom Rom ROM Rom. som Som SOM som' Som. tam TAM TBM tcm TCM TDM TEM THM Tim TIM Tim. TLM toa To'a TOB ToC TOC tod Tod ToD TOD T.o.D. T.O.D. T.␣o.␣D. T.␣O.␣D. toe Toe TOE TOF tog Toi TOI Tok -Tok tol tol' ton TON -ton too top Top tor Tor TOR TOs TOS tot TOT to't TOU (+19 words)

12 lipograms (New words found when removing only one letter.)

om OM O&M O.M. Tm TM to To TO t/o to- T.O.

3 epenthesis (New words found when adding only one letter.)

Thom toom toum

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