Tell

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A mound, especially in the Middle East, made up of the remains of a succession of previous settlements. noun

To communicate by speech or writing; express with words. intransitive verb

To give a detailed account of; narrate. intransitive verb

To notify (someone) of something; inform. intransitive verb

To make known; disclose or reveal. intransitive verb

To inform (someone) positively; assure. intransitive verb

To give instructions to; direct. intransitive verb

To discover by observation; discern. intransitive verb

To name or number one by one; count. intransitive verb

To relate a story or give an account of an event. intransitive verb

To reveal something that is not supposed to be revealed, especially something that someone has done wrong. intransitive verb

To have an effect or impact. intransitive verb

To rebuke severely; reprimand. phrasal verb

(tell time) To determine the time of day indicated by the positions of the hands on a clock. idiom

A hill or mound: common in Oriental place-names. noun

To number; count; enumerate; reckon one by one, or one after another: as, to tell a hundred; to tell one's beads.

To recount; rehearse; narrate; relate: as, to tell a story.

To make known; divulge; disclose; reveal; communicate: as, to tell a secret; to tell one's errand.

To declare; say.

A reflexive, often habitual behavior, especially one occurring in a context that often features attempts at deception by persons under psychological stress (such as a poker game or police interrogation), that reveals information that the person exhibiting the behavior is attempting to withhold.

That which is told; a tale or account.

A private message to an individual in a chat room; a whisper.

A sign. A behavioral clue that reveals something one tries to hide. Urban Dictionary

A card player's mannerism that gives away the strength of his hand Urban Dictionary

In Seinlanguage, this is a sign usually indicating the status of one's relationship with a person when one is questioned. Generally the placement of a hand or hands on the face, as the hands move further up the face, the indication is a worsening relationship status. Urban Dictionary

-Noun, A classic american "pull-job" style of saying "teller". (as in a bank teller) -A whiteboy prison/pull-job term for a bank teller. Urban Dictionary

Ur name is actually Stella but u saw the TikTok trend with the remove the first and last letter of ur name so u ended up here Urban Dictionary

Not disclosing information for personal or private reasons. Urban Dictionary

A real friend. people tend to misunderstand her jokes & taunts, but she's a fricken beast at everyything . She's gorgeous , and she's a bird . :D Urban Dictionary

Hotel Urban Dictionary

Colloquial teen slang, originating from the eastern seaboard of Australia, specifically the New south wales peninsula. to 'tell it' is to activaly participate in the chosen conversation/context. Urban Dictionary

To tell on someone is to inform his or her parent/guardian/superior/jedi that they were recently caught doing the hibbity gibbity with their cousin and are now acting sheepish. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tell:
tell.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tell:
truth, governorate, jokes, anyone, tale, story, you, loves, stories, happened, tells, knows, agrees, why, tales, syria, telling, wants, how, anything, asks, everyone, want, what, everything, know, lie, something, wrong, your, ask, apart, really, archaeological, feelings, difference, hear, affair, told, else, going.

Words that rhyme with tell:
cell, well, dwell, spell, shell, swell, parallel, bell, excel, personnel, sell, compel, fell, foretell, smell, l, hell, rebel, carousel, quell, gel, hotel, ell, impel, cartel, farewell, intel, repel, yell, propel, citadel, dispel, infidel, misspell, ravel, expel, knell, noel, dell, clientele, el, morel, belle, nell, resell, gazelle, pastel, lapel, bombshell, nutshell, outsell, bluebell, retell, materiel, tel, oversell, groundswell, undersell, motel, befell, chanel, mel, dumbbell, bel, elle, barbell, jell, caravel, del, decibel, mell, quel, as well, snell, aol, cel, carmel, nobel, adele, manuel, stairwell, maxwell, eggshell, zinfandel, doorbell, accel, seashell, bethel, raphael, pell, mademoiselle, sel, fidel, marcel, isabel, carel, cowbell, zel, michelle, cavell.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tell:
and, scarce, best, show, dead, old, present, large, ancient, next, showand, sad, mortal, greeks, gonna, wise, least, latter, secret, chinese, lean, christian, able, dew, less, future, hard, ancients, day, pray, arabic, huge, aged, lofty, russet, gwine, grateful, sweet, lonely, false, story, see, insatiable, clive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tell:
tale, tales, stories, story, ing, motel, session, sessions, doctor, book, period, truth, selleck, policy, amarna, graf, alls, approach, them, type, books, signs, sell, her, activities, mother, site, presentation, technique, lie, past, yourself, vision, loh, friends, test, nothing, parents, your, friend, motels, memoirs, nom, meetings, format, item, judaidah, mindoh, others, routine, obeid, shoots, halaf, something, fashion, revelations, anything, box, jesus, imp, game, show, 3sg, demonstrations, presentations, tattle, anyone, troth, back, everything, copy, futurity, hosn, asmar.

Consonant match to tell:
tool, tail, till, toll, tale, teal, toil, til, towel, tile, tall, tulle, tole, tel, tal, tull, tol, teel, taul, taille, tuille, tuel, toal, teale, toole, tolle, towle, teall, teele, toelle, tuell, tuyle.

Words that sound like tell:
tell, tel, telle, till, til, tle, tull, tulle, tyl, tille, ptl, tall, tale, tail, tool, toll, towel, tile, toil, teal, tal, tole, tol, towle, teel, toile, tyle, tul, toole, tule, toal, taal, tiel, talle, tael, teale, tolle, teil, toel, tuille, taille, toul, taul, tuel, teall, tahl, tooele, ptal, dell, del, delle, teng, dull, teller, telly, tells, dill, tele, dle, dil, dul, stell, tella, tesh, stel, dyl, tello, tll, trell, tela, stele, telli, telo, teli, turl, stelle, trel, telt, dille, dulle, tels, tele-, tirl, tesch, teler, atel, telf, twl, dhl, telles, teld, duhl, teche, trl, terl, telah, hel, hele, hael, hehl.