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- torch/tɔːtʃ/A portable light source, typically consisting of a stick with a flammable material at one end that is ignited, or a battery-powered electric light.nounverbverb-intransitive+1B1
- torch lily/ˈtɔːtʃ ˌlaɪ.li/A tall, perennial flowering plant (genus Kniphofia) with dense, torch-like spikes of brightly colored, tubular flowers, native to Africa.nounC1
- torch singer/ˈtɔːtʃ ˌsɪŋə/A female singer who specializes in performing torch songs, typically characterized by emotional, sad, or sentimental lyrics about unrequited love.nounC2
- torch song/ˈtɔːtʃ sɒŋ/A popular song, typically sung by a woman, about love that is unrequited or has ended painfully.nounC1
- torchbearer/ˈtɔːtʃˌbeərə/A person who carries a torch, especially in a ceremonial procession.nounLow to medium
- torchere/tɔːˈʃɛə/A tall floor lamp with a bowl-shaped fixture that directs light upward.nounLow
- torchier/ˈtɔː.tʃi.eɪ/A tall floor lamp with a bowl-shaped fixture that directs light upward, often used for ambient lighting.nounLow
- torchiere/ˌtɔːʃˈɛə/A tall, floor-standing lamp with a bowl-shaped light fixture that directs light upward toward the ceiling.nounC1
- torchlight/ˈtɔːtʃlaɪt/The light emitted from a torch, typically a handheld light source such as a flashlight or flame torch.nounmedium
- torchon lace/ˈtɔːʃən leɪs/A type of handmade bobbin lace characterized by simple, geometric patterns.nounLow
- torchwood/ˈtɔːtʃwʊd/A type of tree or shrub belonging to the genus Amyris, known for its resinous, flammable wood.nounRare
- tordesillas/ˌtɔːdəˈsiːjəs/A town in Spain; historically refers to the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494).nounLow
- tore/tɔː(r)/The past tense of 'tear' (verb), meaning to pull or rip something apart or into pieces, often with force.verbB1
- toreador/ˌtɒr.i.əˈdɔːr/a bullfighter, especially in Spanish bullfightingnounlow
- toreador fresco, the/ˌtɒrɪəˈdɔː ˈfreskəʊ/A specific, whimsical, and rare noun phrase that humorously personifies the experience of a sudden, cool breeze (often from an opening door or window) as a daring matador-like figure. It is a fanciful, invented, or niche expression, not a standard lexical item.nounExtremely Rare / Non-Standard / Inventive
- toreador pants/ˌtɒr.i.əˈdɔː ˈpænts/A style of women's pants that are tight-fitting from the waist to the knee and then flare out widely to the ankle.nounplural-nounLow
- torelli/tɔːˈrɛli/A proper noun, typically a surname or brand name, often of Italian origin.nounRare
- torenia/təˈriːniə/A genus of tropical and subtropical flowering plants, commonly known as wishbone flowers, known for their colorful, trumpet-shaped blooms.nounVery Low
- torero/təˈreərəʊ/A bullfighter, especially one who fights on foot in a bullfight.nounLow
- toreutics/tɒˈruːtɪks/The art or process of working in metal, especially by embossing, chasing, or engraving.nounVery Low
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