Search results for 'tang':

tangenate (verb) : to go off on a tangent

"We were trying to focus on the financials, but Bill kept tangenating."

Submitted by: Alan Cavrell from Michigan on Oct. 02, 2008 11:53

tangent (verb) : to introduce an unrelated topic into a discussion; to tell stories unrelated to the topic of discussion

There will be no tangenting in this class; we have too much material to cover.

Submitted by: Laila from Canada on Aug. 11, 2006 13:04

tangenteer (noun) : one who goes on tangents while speaking or writing

Our professor is such a tangenteer that we never stay on the original topic more than five minutes.

Submitted by: James Campbell from Tennessee on Oct. 29, 2008 20:40

tangential research (noun) : information gathered about related topics while carefully gathering details about another subject

Continuing research for a thesis, the researcher collected indirectly related information about additional topics through tangential research.

Submitted by: Jack from California on Aug. 24, 2007 17:47

tanger (noun) : A person who has a noticible effect on others.

The word tanger was found in the O.E.D. —Oxford English Dictionary -shorter version

Submitted by: Garland from South Carolina on Oct. 03, 2007 00:28

tangilize (verb) : to make tangible

Submitted by: Seth Goodman from Arizona on Oct. 02, 2009 15:39

Tangkhul (noun) : A tribal community in north-eastern India with distinct culture. Very well known for their head hunting skill in ancient time. plural: Tangkhuls

Submitted by: ashang from Illinois on Nov. 29, 2006 01:14

Tanglish (noun) : English + Tagalog = Tanglish in the Philippines & English + Tagalog = Taglish to our American counterparts.

We speak Tanglish in Manila, Gago!

Submitted by: KANO not PINOY from Pennsylvania on Oct. 24, 2007 14:00

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