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most awful jokes at which his staff would titter politely.
--n. 2 chuckle, snicker, giggle, (suppressed) laughter,
chortle, snigger: A titter ran through the audience.
titular adj. nominal, so-called, so-designated, so-styled, self-styled,
soi-disant, token, putative, theoretical: He may be the titular
head of the company, but his brother is really the boss.
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toast n. 1 tribute, pledge, salutation(s), greeting(s),
felicitations, honour, good wishes, appreciation,
remembrance(s), cheers: The speaker proposed a toast to the
editor-in-chief. 2 heroine, hero, favourite, darling, idol:
Jenny was the toast of the town.
--v. 3 pay tribute to, salute, drink to, honour, greet,
congratulate, felicitate: We toasted our fallen comrades.
toilet n. 1 (water) closet, WC, men's (room), ladies' (room), (public)
convenience, facility or facilities, washroom, bathroom,
lavatory, privy, outhouse, urinal, (in France) pissoir,
vespasienne; Nautical head, Chiefly military latrine, Chiefly US
rest room, New England necessary, Colloq the Gents, the
Ladies('), powder-room, little girls' room, little boys' room,
Brit loo, smallest room (in the house), Military ablutions,
Slang Brit bog, karzy, US and Canadian john, can, crapper: They
excused themselves to go to the toilet. 2 Formal or literary
grooming, dressing, making up, Brit toilette: She was still at
her toilet when we arrived.
toilsome adj. arduous, laborious, tough, hard, difficult, strenuous,
burdensome, onerous, back-breaking, exhausting, fatiguing,
tiring, enervating, wearying, draining: After a toilsome ascent
we finally reached the first camp.
token n. 1 coin, disc: You need to buy a token to get through the
turnstile. 2 symbol, sign, mark, marker, badge, emblem,
indication, proof, evidence: The purple trim on a Roman toga
was a token of its wearer's elevated status. 3 souvenir,