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Sample words: TOUGHNESS, TAIL, TACIT, TOLL, TILT, TINT, TRUSTEE, TOPICAL, TEMPERATE, TANGY, TUSH, THRIFT, TABLE, TALK, TANGO, TYPO.
Words Starting With T word list, defined
- TOUGHNESS /ˈtʌfnəs/ · noun
- The quality of being strong enough to withstand physical strain, damage, or difficult conditions; it can also refer to mental resilience and the ability to endure hardship. Related: resilience, strength, fortitude, endurance.
- TAIL /teɪl/ · noun and verb
- A tail is the projecting appendage at the rear of many animals. By extension, it means the final part of something, such as a queue, process, or piece of text; as a verb, it means to follow someone closely. Related: rear, rump, posterior, back end.
- TACIT /ˈtæsɪt/ · adjective
- Understood, intended, or recognized without being stated directly in words. It often refers to agreement, knowledge, approval, or expectations conveyed through implication or shared convention. Related: implicit, unstated, unspoken, implied.
- TOLL /toʊl/ · noun and verb
- A toll is a charge or payment imposed for the right to use a road, bridge, or other facility, or as a tax on a transaction. As a verb, toll means to impose or exact such a charge; it also means to ring a bell, especially as a death knell. Related: levy, fee, tax, duty.
- TILT /tɪlt/ · noun and verb
- To tilt is to incline something or oneself away from an upright or level position, or to upset the balance of an arrangement. As a noun, tilt means an angle or inclination and can also refer figuratively to a bias, an advantage, or a state of agitation or poor concentration. Related: incline, lean, slant, slope.
- TINT /tɪnt/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a tint is a slight shade or trace of a color, or a faint quality or characteristic. As a verb, it means to give something a slight color or to affect it subtly. Related: hue, shade, color, coloration.
- TRUSTEE /trʌstˈiː/ · noun; verb
- A person or body legally appointed to administer property, money, or other assets for the benefit of another. The term also refers to a member of a governing body, such as a charity, foundation, or university, entrusted with overseeing its affairs. Related: administrator, custodian, guardian, fiduciary.
- TOPICAL /ˈtɒpɪkəl/ (British); /ˈtoʊpɪkəl/ (American) · adjective
- Topical means relating to a subject that is currently relevant or under discussion. In medicine, it means applied to a particular part of the body rather than taken internally. Related: relevant, current, pertinent, timely.
- TEMPERATE /ˈtɛmpərət/ (adjective); /ˈtɛmpəreɪt/ (verb) · adjective; verb
- Temperate means showing moderation or being relatively mild, especially in climate, conduct, or degree. As a verb, it means to make something less extreme or more moderate. Related: moderate, mild, balanced, restrained.
- TANGY /ˈtæŋi/ · adjective
- Having a sharp, strongly acidic, or pungent flavor or smell. Often used of foods, drinks, cheese, and aromatic substances. Related: pungent, sharp, tart, acidic.
- TUSH /tʌʃ/ · noun
- An informal, chiefly British word for the buttocks. In older or regional use, it can also mean a tuft of grass. Related: backside, bum, buttocks, posterior.
- THRIFT /θrɪft/ · noun
- Careful and economical use of money or other resources, especially through the avoidance of waste or unnecessary expenditure. The word can also denote the sea thrift, a low-growing coastal plant with dense clusters of small flowers. Related: frugality, economy, thriftiness, parsimony.
- TABLE /ˈteɪbəl/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a table is a piece of furniture with a flat top supported by legs, used for working, eating, writing, or supporting objects; it can also mean a chart, list, or organized arrangement of information. As a verb, to table a matter means to postpone consideration of it or set it aside for later discussion. Related: chart, grid, schedule, board.
- TALK /tɔːk/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, “talk” means a conversation or an informal speech, and it can also refer to the act of speaking about something. As a verb, “talk” means to speak with someone, to discuss a subject, or to express ideas or feelings in words. Related: conversation, chat, discourse, discussion.
- TANGO /ˈtæŋɡoʊ/ · noun and verb
- A ballroom dance of Argentine origin, performed by couples and characterized by dramatic pauses, sweeping movements, and close physical contact. The word also denotes music for the dance and a strong cocktail made with rum and lime. Related: tango dance.
- TYPO /ˈtaɪpoʊ/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a typo is an error in typed or printed text, especially a misspelled or incorrectly entered word. As a verb, typo means to make such an error. Related: misspelling, typing error, typographical error, mistake.
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