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111tank top — ☆ tank top n. [orig. worn in swimming tanks] a casual shirt like a sleeveless undershirt but with wider shoulder straps …
112tank town — ☆ tank town n. a small, unimportant town: originally applied to such a town at which railroad locomotives stopped to have their boilers filled with water …
113tank truck — ☆ tank truck n. a motor truck built to be used as a TANKER (sense 2b) …
114tank station — tank station, a place with tanks, especially to supply water to railroad engines …
115tank waste — tank waste, the insoluble sediment from the dissolving tanks in alkali works …
116tank|ard — «TANG kuhrd», noun. a large drinking mug, usually with a handle and a hinged cover; flagon. ╂[compare Middle Dutch tanckaert] …
117tank|bust|er — «TANGK BUHS tuhr», noun. Slang. an airplane equipped with antitank cannon …
118tank|er|ing — «TANG kuhr ihng», noun. the loading and unloading of tankers …
119tank|er|man — «TANG kuhr muhn», noun, plural men. the owner or manager of a company that shipil, or other liquid freight by tanker …
120tank|ie — «TANG kee», noun. British Naval Slang. an officer or sailor in charge of the freshwater tanks; captain of the hold …