| TUBAGES | • TUBAGE n. the insertion of a tube. |
| TUBAIST | • tubaist n. Someone who plays the tuba. • TUBAIST n. a tuba player, also TUBIST. |
| TUBBERS | • tubbers n. Plural of tubber. • TUBBER n. one who tubs i.e. takes baths. |
| TUBBIER | • tubbier adj. Comparative form of tubby: more tubby. • TUBBY adj. corpulent, also TUBBISH. |
| TUBBING | • tubbing v. Present participle of tub. • tubbing n. The forming of a tub. • tubbing n. Collectively, materials for tubs. |
| TUBBISH | • tubbish adj. Round and fat; tubby. • TUBBISH adj. round and fat, also TUBBY. |
| TUBEFUL | • tubeful n. Enough to fill a tube. • TUBEFUL n. as much as a tube can hold. |
| TUBFAST | • tubfast adj. Colorfast such that it will not fade when washed in a tub. • tub-fast n. (Obsolete) The treatment of venereal disease by sweating in a hot tub. • TUBFAST n. (Shakespeare) the treatment of venereal disease by fasting and sweating in a hot tub. |
| TUBFISH | • tubfish n. (UK, dialect) The sapphirine gurnard (Chelidonichthys lucerna). • TUBFISH n. the gurnard fish. |
| TUBFULS | • tubfuls n. Plural of tubful. • TUBFUL n. as much as a tub can hold. |
| TUBIFEX | • tubifex n. Any member of the genus Tubifex of tubificid annelids, some of which are used to feed fish in freshwater aquaria. • Tubifex prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Naididae – certain annelids. • TUBIFEX n. a freshwater tubicolous worm used as bait. |
| TUBINGS | • tubings n. Plural of tubing. • TUBING n. material in the form of a slim pipe. |
| TUBISTS | • tubists n. Plural of tubist. • TUBIST n. a tuba player, also TUBAIST. |
| TUBLIKE | • tublike adj. Resembling a tub. • TUBLIKE adj. like a tub. |
| TUBULAR | • tubular adj. Shaped like a tube. • tubular adj. Relating to, or composed of tubes or tubules. • tubular adj. (Slang, dated) Cool, awesome. |
| TUBULES | • tubules n. Plural of tubule. • TUBULE n. a small tube. |
| TUBULIN | • tubulin n. (Biochemistry) Any of a group of proteins used as the material for microtubules. • tubulin n. (Biochemistry) Specifically, the dimer of α-tubulin and β-tubulin. • TUBULIN n. a globular protein. |