TIS

TIS


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: tis

A syllable used in solfège to represent the seventh note of a major scale.
The good luck plant, Cordyline fruticosa, an evergreen shrub.


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Taint rebuttal
Taint retort
Taint comeback
--- folly to be wise
--- the season...
... ___ a consummation devoutly to be wishd: Hamlet
... ___ an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers: Romeo and Juliet
... ___ of thee
...___ time to dot: Lady Macbeth
Agreed
America contraction
Angelas Ashes follow-up
Angelas Ashes sequel
Aye
Deck the Halls contraction
Deck the Halls word
Fa la la la la
Here ___
Indeed
Indeedy
Mos def!
My Country ___ of Thee
My country ___ of thee...
My country ___ of...
My country ___...
My country follower
My country
Taint retort
That so? reply
Thats right
Whether --- nobler...
Whether ___ nobler in the mind... (Hamlet)
Whether ___ nobler in the mind...: Hamlet
Whether ___ nobler...
Whether ___ nobler...: Hamlet
___ Autumn
___ Autumn (Woody Herman hit)
___ Autumn (hit 1941 song)
___ Autumn (jazz tune)
___ me
___ So Sweet (gospel song)
___ a consummation devoutly to be wishd: Hamlet
___ a dainty thing to command: Cervantes
___ a far
___ a pity
___ an old tale
___ better to have loved and lost...
___ better to have loved
___ better to have loved...
___ better to have loved...: Tennyson
___ folly to be wise
___ folly to be wise (Gray)
___ folly to be wise: Gray
___ for the tears were shed to save me (M-O-T-H-E-R lyrics)
___ in my memory lockd: Ophelia
___ in the breath of heaven...: Keats
___ now the very witching time of night: Hamlet
___ sad but true
___ so appalling - it exhilarates: Dickinson
___ the Last Rose of Summer (old song standard)
___ the last rose of summer (start of a Thomas Moore poem)
___ the mind that makes the body rich: Petruchio
___ the season to be jolly
___ the season to be jolly...
___ the season to be...
___ the season
___ the season!
___ the season...
___ the wind and nothing more
___ the years midnight...: Donne
___ true...
___the season...
the season...
___ the season...
-- a pity
-- a pity...
-- a shame
-- folly to be wise
-- the season to be jolly
-- the season!
-- the season...
Angelas Ashes sequel
Deck the Halls contraction
Most definitely
My country -- of thee...
My country ___ of thee
My country follower
My country
Twas in the present?
Twas now?
Whether -- nobler in the mind...
Whether -- nobler...
Whether ___ nobler in the mind...
Whether ___ nobler in the mind...: Hamlet
Whether ___ nobler...
___ a pity...
___ better to have loved and lost...
___ the season...
1999 Frank McCourt book
1999 Frank McCourt memoir
1999 best-selling memoir
1999 memoir that was a bestseller
2000 sequel
Archaic contraction
Bards contraction
Beginning of the season to be jolly
Beneath dos
Best-selling autobiography of 2000
Book after Angelas Ashes
Carol contraction
Carol opener
Carols contraction
Christmas contraction
Coleridges contraction
Common contraction
Contraction thats an anagram of its own synonym
Diatonic notes
Es in the key of F
First word of a Frank McCourt title
Follow-up to Angelas Ashes
Follow-up to the best seller Angelas Ashes
Follower of Angelas Ashes
Frank McCourt bestseller
Frank McCourt book
Frank McCourt follow-up
Frank McCourt memoir
Frank McCourt novel
Frank McCourt sequel
Frank McCourt title
Frank McCourts follow-up to Angelas Ashes
Frank McCourts sequel to Angelas Ashes
Ideal blackjack hands
It comes before the season
It comes before the season?
It is
It is abbreviated
It is contracted
Its a little mixed up?
Its another way
Its contracted
Its found in poetry?
Its from the old days
Its in a carol?
Its in an old way
Its in much poetry
Its in poetry
Its in poetry?
La followers
Las followers
Last word of Angelas Ashes
Last word of Angelas Ashes
Last word of
Les Browns ___ Autumn
Man or tut ender
McCourt book
McCourt memoir
McCourt title
McCourt work
Memoir that preceded Teacher Man
Moores ___ the Last Rose of Summer
Musical scale notes
Musical sevenths
My countrys follower?
Noel contraction
Not counting fas and las
Notes
Notes after las
Notes between las and dos
Old-fashioned contraction
Old-timey affirmation
Opposite of taint
Opposite of taint
Poets contraction
Poetic contraction
Preceder of the season
Quaint Quite!
Quaint affirmation
Quaint contraction
Rejoinder to taint!
Reply to Taint!
Scale notes
Scale-singers notes
Seasonal contraction
Second word of the second line of Hamlets To be
Sequel to Angelas Ashes
Seventh tones
Shakespearean contraction
Sit back?
Sit up
Sonneteers contraction
Take a seat
The season opener?
They come before dos
Third word before to be jolly
Third word in America
Third word of America
Third word of America
True dat
Woody Herman hit
Woody Hermans ___ Autumn
Word after la la la la
Word repeated in Emily Dickinsons ___ so much joy! ___ so much joy!
Yule contraction
Angelas Ashes sequel
___ the Last Rose of Summer.
___ not so deep as a well ...
Poetic verbal contraction.
Verbal contraction
A contraction
Poet's word.
Musical syllables
Poetic contr.
It's it's.
Poets' word.
Musical notes
Poetic word
Music notes
Country follower
That he is mad, ___ true
Opposite of 't aint
___ Autumn, 1941 song
___ mightiest in the mightiest: Shak.
Word after My country
Las' followers
Polynesian plants
Polynesian trees.
Musical tones
Opposite of 'tain't
It's for poets
___ almost fairy time: Shak.
... to bed; ___ almost fairy time: Shak.
Moore's ___ the Last Rose of Summer
Woody Herman's ___ Autumn
Bard's contraction
___ in my memory lock'd: Ophelia
Last word of Angela's Ashes
Angela's Ashes follow-up
___ Me, O Lord (spiritual)
Follow-up to the best seller Angela's Ashes
Sequel to Angela's Ashes
Rejoinder to 'tain't!
It's in poetry
Word repeated in Emily Dickinson's ___ so much joy! ___ so much joy!
'Tain't retort
My country's follower?
True
Contracted agreement
___ the last rose of summer (Thomas Moore poem starter)
___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus
Word that begins with an apostrophe
___ verily
Sole word in the last chapter of Angela's Ashes
What precedes the season?
___ well (George Washington's last words)
Contraction in Hamlet's soliloquy
___ the Voice of the Lobster (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland poem)
Christmas song contraction
___ my first night beneath the Sun (Dickinson poem)
Start of the season?
Follower of My country
Contraction in a Christmas song
Yuletide contraction
Christmas carol contraction
Poetic contraction usually at the start of a line
___ but a scratch ...
___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus (hymn)
Sequel to Angela's Ashes
Apt its anagram
Its in many poems
__ some visitor, I muttered ... : Poe
Contraction in Hamlets soliloquy
Absolutely, for short
Brief confirmation
Quaint agreement
Defiant response to Taint
Frank McCourts Pulitzer Prize-winning Angelas Ashes was followed by this memoir, published in 1999
___ but a scratch (Monty Python quote)
Stanza contraction
___ the Damn Season (2020 Taylor Swift song)
___ destiny unshunnable, like death: Othello
Twas, presently
Indeed ___!
First word of the song Simple Gifts
Agreed! at a Renaissance fair
Contraction that drops an i
___ the Damn Season (Taylor Swift song)
Old contraction that becomes its modern counterpart when the first two letters are switched
Quite so.
___ but a scratch: Monty Python
Evasive conclusion of article on cathedral city
That thing's at first oddly ignored
It is briefly part of treatise
Song syllables
Not taint
Retort to taint!
Scale syllables
Sit backwards?
___ Autumn (jazz standard recorded by Nat King Cole)
Tech N9ne song named for a hot sauce
"___ no sin to cheat the devil": Daniel Defoe
Quaint confirmation
In time, is girl a soft thing to be discarded?
"Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise": Thomas Gray
"Ah yes, yes indeed"
Contraction in "Deck the Halls"
Antiquated affirmative
Its poetic
Terse, old-fashioned confirmation
Truly be it thus
Athirst regularly rejected, being archaic: thats agreed
Taylor Swift's "___ the Damn Season"
Athirst regularly rejected, being archaic: thats agreed (3)
"___ the season ..."
___ but a scratch (Monty Python line)
It starts the season
Quaint acknowledgment
It’s decrepit?
Sit back, it is a contraction!
Seventh notes on scales
Its a position taken up




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