| TIDALLY | • tidally adv. In a tidal manner. • tidally adv. Using the tides. • TIDAL adv. pertaining to tides. |
| TIDBITS | • tidbits n. Plural of tidbit. • TIDBIT n. a choice bit of food, also TITBIT. |
| TIDDIER | • tiddier adj. Comparative form of tiddy: more tiddy. • TIDDY adj. very small. |
| TIDDIES | • tiddies n. Plural of tiddy. • TIDDY n. the four of trumps at the game of gleek. |
| TIDDLED | • tiddled adj. Somewhat drunk; tiddly. • tiddled v. Simple past tense and past participle of tiddle. • TIDDLE v. to use with tenderness; to fondle. |
| TIDDLER | • tiddler n. (Informal) A small person. • tiddler n. (Britain, informal) A small fish, especially a stickleback. • TIDDLER n. a small fish. |
| TIDDLES | • tiddles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tiddle. • Tiddles prop.n. A common given name for cats; a stereotypical cat. • TIDDLE v. to use with tenderness; to fondle. |
| TIDDLEY | • tiddley n. Alternative form of diddly (“small amount”). • tiddley interj. Alternative form of diddly (“trill sound”). • TIDDLEY adj. slightly drunk, also TIDDLY. |
| TIDERIP | • tide␣rip n. A body of water made rough by the conflict of opposing tides or currents. • TIDERIP n. disturbed sea due to currents. |
| TIDEWAY | • tideway n. A channel in which the tide sets. • TIDEWAY n. a channel in which the tide sets. |
| TIDIERS | • tidiers n. Plural of tidier. • TIDIER n. one who tidies. |
| TIDIEST | • tidiest adj. Superlative form of tidy: most tidy. • TIDY adj. in good order. |
| TIDINGS | • tidings n. Plural of tiding; news. • TIDING n. a piece of news. |
| TIDYING | • tidying v. Present participle of tidy. • tidying n. The act or process in which things are tidied. • TIDY v. to make tidy. |