tum
IPA: tʌm
noun
- shortened form of tummy
- Abbreviation of Technical University of Munich.
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Examples of "tum" in Sentences
- They take it out from their tums.
- The Structure of the TUM Graduate School.
- Pah Tum may be considered a game isolate.
- There's just something about Burrell's tum.
- The name of the film was Akele Hum Akele Tum.
- The director reports to the president for the TUM.
- Tum. In general, if the real distribution is normal,
- Demeter has little or no interest in the Rum Tum Tugger.
- The boy remained silent a few seconds and then said "tum" again.
- At the end, all 3 boys are on their way home with only Tum Tum on his bike.
- The main building of TUM IAS will be built in Garching at the Campus of TUM.
- _Tum, tum, tum, tum_, another woman came down the steps, and stopped at the water's edge.
- Why, when she played her one-two-three, tum-tum-tum, I was in the seventh heaven of bliss.
- The child saw well what was coming now, was frightened, and, of course, said "tum" once more.
- _Tum, tum, tum, tum_, he could hear their footsteps as they came down the path, and he looked eagerly at every one.
- Christopher Madin's (pre-recorded) music pitches from appropriately thrilling percussives (the tick-tock of the clock in the crocodile's tum) to swelling choruses that overwhelm the action.
- It was the sort of theme a wolf could appreciate, for it related to the free - dom of the great outdoors, the rolling bushes called tum - bleweeds drifting in the wind across the plain, cares of the world left behind.
- 6 The possession of goods which formerly stood seventh in the list, which was called tum quam ex familia, and that which stood eighth, namely, the possession entitled unde liberi patroni patronaeque et parentes eorum, we have altogether suppressed by our constitution respecting the rights of patrons.
- The fourth degree of possession is that given to the nearest cognates: the fifth is that called tum quam ex familia: the sixth, that given to the patron and patroness, their children and parents: the seventh, that given to the husband or wife of the deceased: the eighth, that given to cognates of the manumitter.
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