teamed (Spenser temˈed and teemˈed) adjective

Harnessed in a team

teamˈer noun

A teamster

teamˈing noun

1. Driving a team
2. Work apportioned to a team
3. Transport by team
4. Removal of excavated material from cutting to bank

teamˈster noun

1. A person who drives a team
2. A truck-driver (US)

teamˈwise adverb

Harnessed together

team effort noun

A co-operative endeavour, teamwork

team game noun

An esp outdoor game played by usu two teams in opposition

teamˈmate noun

A fellow member of a team

team player noun

A person who works well as a member of a team, esp in business

team spirit noun

The spirit of willingness to co-operate with others and work, etc as (a member of) a team

team teaching noun

Instruction given by two or more teachers organized as a team, rather than by individual teachers in individual classes

teamˈwork noun

1. Work done by organized division of labour
2. Co-operation, pulling together, regard to success of the enterprise as a whole rather than personal exploits or achievement

team up with

To join forces with

teem¹ /tēm/

1. To be full, abound (with with)
2. To abound, be plentiful
3. To bear or be fruitful
4. To be pregnant (obsolete)

To bring forth (young)

teemˈful adjective

teemˈing adjective

1. Swarming, overrun (with with)
2. Full of creatures, people, etc, crowded
3. Plentiful, copious, present in vast numbers

teemˈless adjective (rare)

Barren

teem² /tēm/

1. To pour, fall in torrents (with down)
2. To flow copiously

To pour, empty

teemˈer noun