tar (n.)
- alcohol
- analgesic
- anodyne
- asphalt
- barb
- barbiturate
- blacktop
- blue
- bluejacket
- buccaneer
- butter
- carpet
- causeway
- cement
- charcoal
- coal
- coat
- cobblestone
- codeine
- concrete
- crow
- dab
- daub
- defile
- depressant
- depressor
- discolor
- dolly
- downer
- ebony
- enamel
- fisherman
- flag
- floor
- gild
- gloss
- goofball
- heroin
- hop
- horse
- hypnotic
- ink
- jack
- jack-tar
- jet
- junk
- lacquer
- laudanum
- limey
- liquor
- lobsterman
- lotus
- mariner
- meperidine
- metal
- methadone
- morphia
- morphine
- narcotic
- navigator
- night
- opiate
- opium
- pacifier
- paregoric
- pave
- pebble
- phenobarbital
- pirate
- pitch
- prime
- privateer
- rainbow
- raven
- red
- sailor
- salt
- scag
- seafarer
- seaman
- sedative
- shipman
- shit
- sleeper
- sloe
- smack
- smear
- smoke
- smut
- soil
- soot
- soporific
- stain
- sully
- tarnish
- tarpaulin
- tranquilizer
- turps
- undercoat
- viking
- whaler
- windjammer
- yellow
tar (v.)
- asphalt
- barb
- bedaub
- besmear
- besmirch
- blacktop
- blue
- buccaneer
- butter
- carpet
- causeway
- cement
- charcoal
- coal
- coat
- cobblestone
- concrete
- crow
- dab
- daub
- defile
- discolor
- enamel
- flag
- floor
- gild
- gloss
- hop
- horse
- ink
- jack
- jet
- junk
- lacquer
- metal
- night
- pave
- pirate
- pitch
- prime
- raven
- red
- salt
- shit
- slather
- smack
- smear
- smoke
- smut
- soil
- soot
- stain
- sully
- tarnish
- undercoat
- yellow
tar (adj.)
[Tar water] is of a nature so mild and benign and proportioned to the human constitution, as to warm without heating, to cheer but not inebriate.