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(
a.
) Belonging to, or in the style of, Tully (Marcus Tullius Cicero).
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accouple
accumulate
adjust
agglutinate
amass
apprehensible
assemble
associate
audible
band
batten
batten down
bolt
bond
bracket
breathe
bridge
bridge over
buckle
butt
button
cement
chain
chime
chorus
clap together
clasp
clear
cleat
clip
cognizable
collect
combine
come out with
communicate
comprehensible
comprise
concatenate
conglobulate
conjoin
conjugate
connect
contrastive
convey
coordinate
copulate
couple
cover
definite
deliver
disclose
distinct
distinctive
dovetail
easily understood
easy to understand
eloquent
embrace
emit
encompass
enunciate
exoteric
express
facund
fathomable
felicitous
fling off
fluent
formulate
free-speaking
free-spoken
garrulous
gather
give
give expression
give out with
give tongue
give utterance
give voice
glib
glue
harmonize
hasp
hearable
hi-fi
high-fidelity
hinge
hitch
hook
impart
include
intelligible
jam
join
joint
jointed
knot
knowable
latch
lay together
league
let out
link
lip
lock
loud-speaking
loud-spoken
lump together
marry
marshal
mass
meaningful
merge
methodize
miter
mobilize
mortise
nail
oral
order
organize
out with
outspoken
pair
peg
penetrable
phonate
phrase
piece together
pin
plain
plain-speaking
plain-spoken
plumbable
pour forth
prehensible
present
prolix
pronounce
put forth
put in words
put together
rabbet
raise
readable
regulate
relate
rivet
roll into one
say
scarf
screw
scrutable
set forth
sew
significant
silver
silver-tongued
skewer
slick
smooth
smooth-spoken
smooth-tongued
snap
soft-speaking
soft-spoken
solder
sonant
sound
span
speaking
spellbinding
splice
spoken
staple
stick
stick together
stitch
systematize
tack
take in
talkative
talking
tape
tell
throw off
tie
toggle
true-speaking
understandable
unify
unite
utter
venting
verbalize
viva voce
vocalize
voice
voiced
wedge
weld
well-spoken
whisper
word
yoke
zipper
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