tanˈling noun (Shakespeare)

Someone tanned by the sun

tannˈable adjective

tannˈage noun

1. Tanning
2. That which is tanned

tannˈate noun

A salt of tannic acid

tanned adjective

tannˈer noun

1. A person whose job is to tan animal hide
2. A lotion for the promotion of a suntan

tannˈery noun

A place where hides, etc are tanned

tannˈic adjective

Of, relating to or produced by tan or tannin

tannˈin noun

A colourless, amorphous, bitter substance derived from gallnuts, sumach, many barks and other vegetable matter, used in tanning and dyeing, and occurring in wines (esp red), giving a distinctive flavour

tannˈing noun

The art or practice of tanning or converting skins and hides into leather (also adjective)

tannˈish adjective

tan balls plural noun

Tanner's used bark pressed into lumps for fuel

tanˈbark noun

Any bark good for tanning

tan bed noun (horticulture)

A bark-bed

tanˈ-coloured adjective

tan liquor, tan ooze or tan pickle noun

An aqueous extract of tanbark

tannic acid noun

Tannin

tan pit or tan vat noun

A vat in which hides are steeped with tan

tan ride noun

A riding track laid with tan

tanˈyard noun

A tannery, or a part of it

flowers of tan

A slime fungus on tanbark