Tattooing

Tattooing, a practice of imprinting various designs, often pictorial, upon the skin by means of colouring matter, e. g. Chinese ink, cinnabar, introduced into punctures made by needles; widely in vogue in past and present times amongst uncivilised peoples, and even to some extent amongst civilised races; like the use of rouge, was mainly for the purpose of ornamentation and for improving the appearance, but also in some cases for religious purposes; reached its highest perfection in Japan, where it seems to have been largely resorted to as a substitute for clothing, and was never employed on the face, feet, or hands; among the South Sea islanders the custom is universal, and is still practised by considerable numbers of the lower-class criminals of Europe.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

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Tartuffe
Tashkand
Tasman Sea
Tasmania
Tasso, Bernardo
Tasso, Torquato
Tatar
Tate, Nahum
Tatius, Achilles
Tattersall's
Tattooing
Tau, Cross of
Tauchnitz, Karl Cristoph Traugott
Tauler, Johann
Taunton
Taurida
Taurus
Taurus, Mount
Tavernier, Jean Baptist, Baron d'Aubonne
Tavira
Tavistock