Testa

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The protective, often hard outer coat of a seed. noun

In zoology, a test. noun

In botany, the outer integument or coat of a seed: it is usually hard and brittle, whence the name, which answers to seed-shell. See seed, 1. Also test, spermoderm, and episperm. noun

capitalized A name of the star Vega. noun

Seed coat noun

The external calciferous shell, or endoskeleton, of an echinoderm; the test. noun

Protective outer layer of seeds of flowering plants noun

A seed coat.

The external calciferous shell, or endoskeleton, of an echinoderm; the test.

A big cock sucking homo that likes ryan conner aka a big penius Urban Dictionary

The act of throwing up so violently that you manage to piss yourself at the residence of one other that yourself. Urban Dictionary

Power Plant Ho that swings both ways. Urban Dictionary

What ever you think it is, always remember that it’s not what you think it is, it’s Chuck Testa. Chuck Testa refers to Chuck Testa who is a taxidermist from Ojai Valley, California. To advertise his service of making furry little creatures look alive once more, he has created a highly awesome, yet creepy ad.. If it looks alive, it’s not, it’s Chuck Testa. If there’s a bear in your bed, it’s not a bear, it’s Chuck Testa. Urban Dictionary

You probably thought I was going to define Chuck Testa... Nope! Chuck Testa. Urban Dictionary

1) Verb: to chuck testa: to fool people into thinking they are in the same room as a usually ferocious or agressive animal through impressive feats of taxidermy. 2) As an alternative to saying 'no' or 'nope' Urban Dictionary

(adjective) The condition of very nearly dying in a video game whereby the life bar is 99% or 100% depleted, yet the character is still alive or (through a glitch) still playable. Urban Dictionary

A hybrid term between Chuck Norris and Chuck Testa the taxidermist, it was initially used with no actual sense to mean a greasy truck, but turned into a long ass version of saying nope. Sometimes abbreviated as TT or "double T" Urban Dictionary

It means: dickhead Urban Dictionary

Dickhead in Italian Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to testa:
testa, test, tesla, vesta, testy, teste, tests, cesta, festa, tecta, esta, tessa, besta, nesta, tesa, mesta, resta, teta, testo, gesta, texta, testi, desta, tosta, tesda, pesta, tista, tesha, tenta, tesia, sesta, tasta, tsta, westa, tesota, teska.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word testa:
integument, ferro, ojai, matterhorn, marat, capo, cosa, gambino, nail, embryo, guido, prefect, choreographer, ferrari, turin, mob, maltese, bruno, murdered, dal, cyclist, mans, mario, anthony, monte, italian, mafia, bomb, phil, alps, klein, naples, philadelphia, donna, malta, seed, aires, apostolic, leone, delegate, boss, challenger, andrea, chuck, dancer, seeds, lit, argentine, crime, coat, restaurant, murder, venice, del, nicholas, cardinal, fee, youtube, rome, maria, thick, frank, harold, smooth, italy, philip, trophy, stakes, dancing, nick, milan, surname, prix, driven, outer, joseph, wayne, crew, christopher, soldier, tony, charlie, patrick, killed, ridge.

Words that rhyme with testa:
fiesta, vesta, celesta, cuesta, podesta, cesta, festa, esta, cresta, nesta, mesta, malatesta, presta, modesta, tempesta, pesta, sebesta, agresta, abreast a, accessed a, addressed a, arrest a, assessed a, attest a, bequest a, best a, blessed a, blest a, breast a, brest a, bucharest a, budapest a, caressed a, celeste a, chest a, claresta, coalesced a, compressed a, confessed a, crest a, depressed a, detest a, digest a, digressed a, dispossessed a, distressed a, divest a, dressed a, esta a, este a, expressed a, festa a, fiesta a, finessed a, gest a, guessed a, guest a, impressed a, incest a, infest a, ingest a, inquest a, invest a, jest a, lest a, manifest a, midwest a, molest a, nest a, northwest a, oppressed a, possessed a, pressed a, presta a, professed a, progressed a, protest a, quest a, recessed a, reinvest a, repressed a, request a, rest a, retest a, sonesta, southwest a, stressed a, suggest a, suppressed a, test a, testa a, transgressed a, undressed a, unrest a, vest a, west a, wrest a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe testa:
hard, thin, brown, latin, thick, crustaceous, smooth, brittle, bony, loose, outer, membranous, mental, black, fleshy, various, religious, dark, transparent, pigmented, special, riva, like, cellular, italian, reticulated, coriaceous, tough, psychological, leathery, sculptured, standardized, pia, standard, qualitative, reticulate, actual, reddish, objective, rough, shiny, inner, venerable, impermeable, comparative, diagnostic, preliminary, ordinary, membranaceous, brownish, above, grossa, soft, spongy, nuclear, experimental, selvin, educational, usual, coloured, thinner, firm, extensive, close, ruptured, dry, layered, mucilaginous, statistical, fat, verbal, colored.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective testa:
riva, ment, the, chap, lunga.

Consonant match to testa:
tasty, testy, tester, toaster, taster, toasty, testee, toastie, testae, teaster, tasto, tosti, tosto, tystie, taste a, taste he, taste her, tess to, test a, test e, test he, test her, test ho, test o, test t, test to, test too, test two, test who, testa a, testor, thai stir, to stir, toast a, toast he, toast her, tossed a, tossed her, tossed high.

Words that sound like testa:
testa, testy, testee, testi, tista, testo, tosta, desta, test, tasty, tests, tested, toasty, tester, tessa, tastey, testes, teste, toastie, testers, tiesto, texta, teta, tosti, teston, testen, tosto, testif, tasto, testas, testim, desto, dosta, testing, tist, testis, tust, trista, tusseh, tussah, taste, toast, toaster, dusty, tossed, tasted, tastes, tesla, tata, tast, taster, toasts, tita, tost, tota, tessie, toste, tisa, tesa, testees, tosa, ta-ta, teaster, tuta, tasa, tatta, teto, teest, teti, tusa, tenta, dusti, teska, testate, texto, disty, tassa, tasten, tetty, totta, disto, test out, tesi, testone, wista, attest to, tetto, autista, tesd, hasta, hosta, tustin, destine, dest, chesty, dessa, desa, cesta, aosta, deste.