TIZ

Meaning of TIZ in English

tiz, tizz BrE AmE tɪz

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XEROPHYTE — — xerophytic /zear'euh fit"ik/ , adj. — xerophytically , adv. — xerophytism /zear"euh fuy'tiz euhm, -fuy tiz'-/ , n. /zear"euh …
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VIGILANTE — — vigilanteism, vigilantism /vij'euh lan"tiz euhm, vij"euh leuhn tiz'euhm/ , n. /vij'euh lan"tee/ , n. 1. a member of a …
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PREDATISM — /pri day"tiz euhm, pred"euh tiz'euhm/ , n. the state of living as a predator or by predation. [ 1925-30; PREDAT(ION) …
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OBSCURANTISM — — obscurantist , n. , adj. /euhb skyoor"euhn tiz'euhm, ob'skyoo ran"tiz euhm/ , n. 1. opposition to the increase and …
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MYCETISM — /muy"si tiz'euhm/ , n. poisoning due to mushrooms. Also, mycetismus /muy'si tiz"meuhs/ . [ myket-, s. of mýkes mushroom + …
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IDIOTISM — idiotism 1 /id"ee euh tiz'euhm/ , n. 1. idiotic conduct or action. 2. idiocy. [ 1585-95; IDIOT + -ISM ] …
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HIRSUTISM — /herr"sooh tiz'euhm, herr sooh"tiz-/ , n. Med. excessive hairiness, esp. in women. [ 1925-30; HIRSUTE + -ISM ]
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GIGANTISM — /juy gan"tiz euhm, ji-, juy"gan tiz'euhm/ , n. Pathol. abnormally great development in size or stature of the whole body …
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DOCETISM — — Docetic , adj. — Docetist , n. , adj. /doh see"tiz euhm, doh"si tiz'-/ , n. 1. an early …
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CORPORATISM — — corporatist , adj. /kawr"peuh reuh tiz'euhm, -preuh tiz'-/ , n. the principles, doctrine, or system of corporative organization of …
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CONCRETISM — — concretist , n. /kon kree"tiz euhm, kong-, kon"kree tiz'euhm, kong"-/ , n. the theory or practice of concrete poetry. …
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BAPTISM — — baptismal /bap tiz"meuhl/ , adj. — baptismally , adv. /bap"tiz euhm/ , n. 1. Eccles. a ceremonial immersion in …
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AMORTIZEMENT — /am'euhr tuyz"meuhnt, euh mawr"tiz-/ , n. 1. a sloping top on a buttress, pillar, etc. 2. an architectural feature, as …
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UNAPPETIZING — [un.ap.pe.tiz.ing] adj (1884): not appetizing: insipid, unattractive -- un.ap.pe.tiz.ing.ly adv
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SYSTEMATIZE — [sys.tem.a.tize] vt -tized ; -tiz.ing (ca. 1767): to arrange in accord with a definite plan or scheme: order systematically "the …
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SENSITIZE — [sen.si.tize] vb -tized ; -tiz.ing [sensitive + -ize] vt (ca. 1859): to make sensitive or hypersensitive ~ vi: to become …
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QUANTIZE — [quan.tize] vt quan.tized ; quan.tiz.ing [quantum] (1922) 1: to subdivide (as energy) into small but measurable increments 2: to calculate …
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PROSELYTIZE — [pros.e.ly.tize] vb -tized ; -tiz.ing vi (1679) 1: to induce someone to convert to one's faith 2: to recruit someone …
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MAGNETIZE — [mag.ne.tize] vt -tized ; -tiz.ing (1801) 1: to induce magnetic properties in 2: to attract like a magnet: charm -- …
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HYPNOTIZE — [hyp.no.tize] vt -tized ; -tiz.ing (1843) 1: to induce hypnosis in 2: to dazzle or overcome by or as if …
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GRAPHITIZE — [graph.i.tize] vt -tized ; -tiz.ing (1899): to convert into graphite -- graph.i.tiz.able adj -- graph.i.ti.za.tion n
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EPIGRAMMATIZE — [ep.i.gram.ma.tize] vb -tized ; -tiz.ing vt (1691) 1: to express in the form of an epigram 2: to make an …
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DRAMATIZE — [dra.ma.tize] vb -tized ; -tiz.ing vt (1783) 1: to adapt (as a novel) for theatrical presentation 2: to present or …
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DOGMATIZE — [dog.ma.tize] vb -tized ; -tiz.ing [F dogmatiser, fr. LL dogmatizare, fr. Gk dogmatizein, fr. dogmat-, dogma] vi (1611): to speak …
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DIGITIZE — [dig.i.tize] vt -tized ; -tiz.ing (1953): to convert (as data or an image) to digital form -- dig.i.ti.za.tion n -- …
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DEMOCRATIZE — [de.moc.ra.tize] vt -tized ; -tiz.ing (1798): to make democratic -- de.moc.ra.ti.za.tion n -- de.moc.ra.tiz.er n
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BAPTIZE — [bap.tize] also bap.tise vb bap.tized also bap.tised ; bap.tiz.ing also bap.tis.ing [ME, fr. OF baptiser, fr. LL baptizare, fr. Gk …
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APPETIZING — [ap.pe.tiz.ing] adj (1653): appealing to the appetite esp. in appearance or aroma; also: appealing to one's taste "an ~ display …
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AMORTIZE — [am.or.tize] vt -tized ; -tiz.ing [ME amortisen to deaden, alienate in mortmain, modif. of MF amortiss-, stem of amortir, fr. …
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ACCLIMATIZE — [ac.cli.ma.tize] vb -tized ; -tiz.ing vt (1836): to adapt to a new temperature, altitude, climate, environment, or situation ~ vi: …
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