Definition of Tenzons

1. tenzon [n] - See also: tenzon

Lexicographical Neighbors of Tenzons

tenurable
tenure
tenure-track
tenure track
tenured
tenureless
tenures
tenuretrack
tenurial
tenurially
tenuring
tenuti
tenuto
tenutos
tenzon
tenzons (current term)
teocalli
teocallis
teopan
teopans
teosinte
teosintes
tepal
tepals
tepary bean
tepas
tepe
tepee
tepeelike
tepees

Literary usage of Tenzons

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Troubadours: Their Loves and Their Lyrics; with Remarks on Their by John Rutherford (1873)
"There were also tenzons in which the poets disputed on the excellence of ... tenzons on subjects such as those just mentioned were mere exercises of wit. ..."

2. Knight's Quarterly Magazine by Charles Knight (1824)
"We have tenzons between various Troubadours, the most eminent for genius or rank ; yet even these abound in personalities, and display in general much more ..."

3. Knight's Quarterly Magazine by Charles Knight (1824)
"We have tenzons between various Troubadours, the most eminent for genius or rank; yet even these abound in personalities, and display in general much ..."

4. The Cornhill Magazine by George Smith (1872)
"... sometimes to be encountered even in the South—that form the substance of not a few tenzons and ser- ventes. We give one specimen. ..."

5. Die Deutschen Frauen in Dem Mittelalter by Karl Weinhold (1897)
"... allein es zeigt sich, dass sie nicht in Saft und Blut überging. Keines dieser Gedichte kann sich den geistreichen provenzalischen tenzons zur Seite ..."

6. Paris Past & Present by Henry Haynie (1902)
"... with their songs, tenzons, stories and comedies. But as there was not enough of Troubadours to supply the demand, they engaged other persons to present ..."

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