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-ty
1- a suffix of numerals denoting multiples of ten:
twenty; thirty.
-ty
2- a suffix occurring in nouns of Latin origin, denoting quality, state, etc.:
unity; enmity.
TY
3abbreviation for
- thank you.
Ty.
4abbreviation for
- Territory.
-ty
1suffix
- denoting a multiple of ten
sixty
seventy
-ty
2suffix forming nouns
- indicating state, condition, or quality
cruelty
Word History and Origins
Origin of -ty1
Origin of -ty2
Origin of -ty3
Word History and Origins
Origin of -ty1
Origin of -ty2
Example Sentences
Because they agree that Ty Burrell looks like Jon Hamm if Jon Hamm were a crack addict?
“He always cheered people up,” said Ty Murray, the best cowboy alive, a good friend.
So like, Tina Fey or Ricky Gervais or Ty Burell—and Celine Dion!
We met the families of the three other Americans killed in Libya—Chris Stevens, Ty Woods, and Sean Smith.
"Ted Williams sees more of the ball than any man alive," said Ty Cobb said.
And if anybody called Wood (say) had put up a house here, he'd probably have called it 'Ty Coed.'
If it could be put into the right hands much of the ini-quit-ty would disappear, whatever.
If ducks could only be taught to play baseball they would beat Ty Cobb at stealing bases.
A few years after the death of Verrazano they sent out another expedition, in charge of Cartier (car-ty).
Ty Cobb, like the Roman emperor before whom Paul appeared, is almost persuaded.
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