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Text Tissue Texture Toilet


~ TEXT  see> TECHNOLOGY  see> TISSUE
^u      lat TEXTUS = WOVEN or FABRIC
            TEXERE = WEAVE  sug> TEXTILE
  sp  TEXTO TEJER = TEXT and WEAVE
  ukr TKAT  TKANYNA   WEAVE and TISSUE
      KNYSHKA = BOOK
      KNUT or KNOT leads to KNOTTED PAGES
  ply> | a KNOTTY CONTEXT may call for
         a TEXT or BOOK for a TEXTUAL RESPONSE |

~ TISSUE  id+  TEXTILE      see> TECHNOLOGY
          see> TEXT         sug> CONTEXT
  med> NETWORKK OF CELLS    sug> FABRIC
       PERFORMING A         sug> FACTORY
  SPECIAL FUNCTION   
  lat     TEXERE =   to WEAVE a TEXTILE or
                     FABRIC or MATERIAL
  gr      TEKHNE     SKILL or an ART       sug> ARTIFACT
  skt     TAKSAN     CARPENTER             sug> ARTIST
  Hittite TAKS       TO BUILD or TO JOIN   sug> ARTICULATE
  lat     TELA       WEAVING  CLOTH        sug> TOILET
  sp      TELAR      WEAVING MACHINE       sug> LOOM
  lat     TECTUM     ROOF                  sug> archiTECT
          TEGUMEN    COVERING              sug> TECHNICIAN
  sp      TEGUMEN    SKIN                  sug> TECHNOLOGY
  lat     TEGULA     TILE
          TEGERE     TO COVER
        DETEGERE     DETECT or UNCOVER or DISCOVER
          TESTU      SHELL as is a TEXT
          TESTE      TEST BY CUPEL or a CLAY CUP
                     used to separate precious metals
                     which evolved into
          TESTA      HEAD or SKULL      sug> TESTICLE
  eng     TOIL       from lat TELA or TOILE or CLOTH
          TOILETTE   re LITTLE CLOTH as for
          TOILETRY   and
          TOILET     or "POWDER ROOM" or
                     WATER CLOSET or WC
  ply> | to proTECT your TEGument and ideas try to
         to deTECT and TEST the conTEXT of these ideas in
         TEXTiles TOILETRY TOILETTE and TOILETS |

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