7 letter words that starts with t

7 letter words that start with T

7 letter T word

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tabanid 13 12 a bloodsucking insec...
tabards 14 11 TABARD, a herald's o...
tabaret 13 10 an upholsterer's sil...
tabbied 16 14 TABBY, to give a wav...
tabbies 16 13 TABBY, to give a wav...
tabbing 17 16 the use of the tab k...
taberds 14 11 TABERD, a herald's o...
tabered 13 11 TABER, to play on th...
tabetic 17 13 one affected with ta...
tabinet 13 11 a delicate material,...
tableau 14 12 (French) a picture o...
tablets 15 11 TABLET, to write on...
tablier 15 11 (historical) an apro...
tabling 16 14 the presentation of...
tabloid 15 12 a small newspaper [n...
tabooed 12 11 TABOO, to exclude or...
tabored 13 11 TABOR, to play on th...
taborer 13 10 one who tabors, also...
taboret 13 10 a low stool without...
taborin 13 11 a small drum, also T...
tabouli 15 12 (Arabic) a kind of L...
tabours 14 11 TABOUR, to beat on a...
tabrere 13 10 (Spenser) a person w...
tabrets 14 10 TABRET, (historical)...
tabuing 15 14 TABU, to exclude or...
tabulae 14 12 TABULA, (Latin) a ta...
tabular 15 12 pertaining to a list...
tabulis 16 12 TABULI, (Arabic) a k...
tachina 16 13 as in tachina fly, b...
tachism 19 15 a type of abstract p...
tachist 18 12 an abstract painter,...
tachyon 22 15 a theoretical elemen...
tacitly 23 13 TACIT, unspoken; und...
tackers 16 14 TACKER, (Australian...
tackets 16 14 TACKET, (Scots) a sm...
tackety 22 16 like a tacket or hob...
tackier 16 14 TACKEY, slightly sti...
tackies 16 14 TACKY, a tennis shoe...
tackify 25 19 to make tacky [v TAC...
tackily 24 17 TACKY, adhesive, als...
tacking 17 17 a nautical manoeuvre...
tackled 17 16 TACKLE, to seize and...
tackler 17 15 one who tackles [n -...
tackles 17 15 TACKLE, to seize and...
tacnode 13 12 a point of contact b...
tacrine 14 11 a drug for treating...
tactful 19 15 having tact [adj TAC...
tactics 19 13 TACTIC, a manoeuvre...
tactile 16 11 pertaining to the se...
taction 14 11 the act of touching...
tactism 17 13 the movement of a wh...
tactual 16 12 pertaining to the se...
taddies 12 9 TADDIE, (Australian...
tadpole 14 12 the aquatic larva of...
taedium 13 12 the state of being t...
taeniae 9 8 TAENIA, (Latin) a na...
taenias 10 8 TAENIA, (Latin) a na...
taenite 10 8 a nickel-iron alloy...
taffeta 15 13 a thin glossy silk,...
taffety 22 15 made of taffeta, a t...
taffias 16 13 TAFFIA, a liquor res...
taffies 16 13 TAFFY, a hard-baked...
tagetes 12 9 a garden plant with...
taggant 13 12 a substance added to...
taggees 13 11 TAGGEE, a person wea...
taggers 14 11 TAGGER, the pursuer...
taggier 14 11 TAGGY, matted into t...
tagging 15 14 the act of tagging [...
tagines 12 10 TAGINE, a conical cl...
tagless 14 10 without a tag [adj]
taglike 15 14 like a tag [adj]
tagline 13 11 the final line of a...
tagmata 13 12 TAGMA, (Greek) any o...
tagmeme 14 15 the analysis of arra...
tagrags 14 11 TAGRAG, riffraff [n]
taguans 12 11 TAGUAN, (Tagalog) a...
tahinas 13 10 TAHINA, (Arabic) a p...
tahinis 14 10 TAHINI, (Arabic) a p...
tahsils 16 10 TAHSIL, (Hindi) in I...
taiahas 13 9 TAIAHA, (Maori) a lo...
taigled 14 11 TAIGLE, to entangle...
taigles 14 10 TAIGLE, to entangle...
tailard 13 9 (obsolete) a person...
tailers 13 8 TAILER, one who secr...
tailfan 14 12 a fanlike swimming o...
tailfin 15 12 a decorative project...
tailfly 23 14 part of a fishing fl...
tailing 14 11 the refuse part of m...
tailles 14 9 TAILLE, (historical)...
taillie 14 9 (Scots) an entailmen...
tailors 13 8 TAILOR, to fit with...
tailyes 19 10 TAILYE, (Scots) an e...
tailzie 16 17 (Scots) an entailmen...
tainted 11 9 TAINT, to stain or b...
taipans 13 11 TAIPAN, (Native Aust...
taishes 14 9 TAISH, (Gaelic) an a...
taivers 14 11 TAIVER, (Scots) to w...
taivert 14 11 (Scots) muddled, fud...
tajines 13 17 TAJINE, a conical cl...
takable 15 15 that can be taken, a...
takahes 14 13 TAKAHE, (Maori) an a...
takeoff 16 17 the act of rising in...
takeout 12 12 a takeaway meal [n -...
takeups 15 15 TAKEUP, the act of t...
takiest 13 11 TAKY, (obsolete) att...
takings 14 14 TAKING, the act of t...
takkies 14 15 TAKKY, (South Africa...
talants 12 9 TALANT, (Spenser) ta...
talaria 12 8 (Latin) small wings...
talaunt 12 10 (Spenser) a talon, a...
talayot 18 10 (Spanish) a prehisto...
talbots 15 11 TALBOT, a broad-mout...
talcier 16 11 TALCY, like talc, al...
talcing 17 14 TALC, to treat with...
talcked 17 16 TALC, to treat with...
talcose 15 11 of or pertaining to...
talcous 16 12 pertaining to talc [...
talcums 18 15 TALCUM [n]
taleful 16 13 full of stories [adj...
talents 12 9 TALENT, a special na...
talions 12 9 TALION, (historical)...
talipat 15 11 (Sinhalese) a very t...
taliped 15 12 a person afflicted w...
talipes 15 11 (Latin) clubfoot [n...
talipot 15 11 (Sinhalese) a very t...
talkbox 22 22 a device for modulat...
talkers 14 12 TALKER, one who talk...
talkier 14 12 TALKY, tending to ta...
talkies 14 12 TALKIE, a moving pic...
talking 15 15 conversation [n -S]
tallage 14 11 a tax levied by the...
tallats 14 9 TALLAT, in the West...
tallboy 22 14 a high chest of draw...
tallent 13 10 (Shakespeare) an old...
tallest 14 9 TALL, having great h...
tallets 14 9 TALLET, in the West...
tallied 14 10 TALLY, to count up,...
tallier 14 9 one who keeps tally...
tallies 14 9 TALLY, to count up,...
tallish 17 11 somewhat tall [adj]
tallith 17 11 (Hebrew) a Jewish pr...
tallits 15 9 TALLIT, a Jewish pra...
tallols 15 10 TALLOL, a resinous l...
tallots 14 9 TALLOT, in the West...
tallows 17 12 TALLOW, to smear wit...
tallowy 23 14 resembling tallow, a...
tallyho 22 13 a hunting cry [n TAL...
talmuds 15 13 TALMUD, (Hebrew) the...
taloned 11 10 having a talon [adj]
talooka 12 12 an estate in India,...
talukas 14 13 TALUKA, an estate in...
taluses 13 9 TALUS, a slope forme...
talwegs 17 13 TALWEG, (German) a l...
tamable 15 14 capable of being tam...
tamales 13 11 TAMALE, (Nahuatl) co...
tamandu 12 13 (Tupi) a tropical Am...
tamanus 12 12 TAMANU, (Tahitian) a...
tamarao 11 10 (Tagalog) a small wi...
tamaras 12 10 TAMARA, a mixture of...
tamarau 12 11 (Tagalog) a small wi...
tamarin 12 11 (French) a genus of...
tamaris 13 10 TAMARI, (Japanese) a...
tamasha 14 12 (Urdu) in the Indian...
tambacs 18 16 TAMBAC, (Malay) an a...
tambaks 16 17 TAMBAK, (Malay) an a...
tambala 15 14 (Nyanja) a monetary...
tambers 15 13 TAMBER, the distinct...
tambour 15 14 to embroider on a ro...
tambura 15 14 (Arabic) an Eastern...
tamburs 16 14 TAMBUR, (Arabic) an...
tameins 12 11 TAMEIN, a garment wo...
tamines 12 11 TAMINE, (French) a t...
tamings 14 13 TAMING, the act of t...
tamises 13 10 TAMISE, a thin wooll...
tammars 14 13 TAMMAR, (Native Aust...
tammied 14 14 TAMMY, to strain sou...
tammies 14 13 TAMMIE, (Scots) a Ta...
tampala 15 14 an annual herb [n -S...
tampans 14 14 TAMPAN, (Setswana) a...
tampers 15 13 TAMPER, to interfere...
tamping 16 16 the act of filling a...
tampion 14 14 (French) a protectiv...
tampons 14 14 TAMPON, to plug with...
tanadar 10 9 (Hindi) an officer i...
tanager 11 10 (Tupi) a brightly-co...
tanagra 11 10 a kind of terracotta...
tanbark 14 15 a tree bark used for...
tandems 12 12 TANDEM, a bicycle bu...
tandoor 10 9 (Hindi) a type of In...
tangelo 12 11 a hybrid between a t...
tangent 11 11 a line that touches...
tanghin 14 13 (Malagasy) a Madagas...
tangier 12 10 TANGY, having a fres...
tangies 12 10 TANGIE, an Orcadian...
tanging 13 13 TANG, to ring [v]
tangled 13 12 TANGLE, to form into...
tangler 13 11 one who tangles [n -...
tangles 13 11 TANGLE, to form into...
tangoed 11 11 TANGO, to dance the...
tangoes 11 10 TANGO, to dance the...
tangram 13 13 a Chinese geometrica...
tanguns 12 12 TANGUN, (Hindi) a pi...
tanists 12 8 TANIST, (historical)...
taniwha 16 13 (Maori) a mythical m...
tankage 12 14 the capacity of a ta...
tankard 12 13 a large mug-like ves...
tankers 12 12 TANKER [n]
tankful 16 17 the amount a tank ca...
tankias 12 12 TANKIA, (Chinese) th...
tankies 12 12 TANKY, a hardline co...
tanking 13 15 a defeat [n -S]
tankini 12 13 a woman's swimsuit c...
tanling 13 12 (Shakespeare) someon...
tannage 10 11 the process of tanni...
tannahs 12 11 TANNAH, (Hindi) an I...
tannate 9 9 a salt of tannic aci...
tanners 10 9 TANNER, in pre-decim...
tannery 16 11 a place where hides...
tannest 10 9 TAN, brown [adj]
tannies 10 9 TANNIE, (Afrikaans)...
tanning 11 12 the process of conve...
tannins 10 10 TANNIN, any of a gro...
tannish 13 11 somewhat tan [adj]
tannoys 16 11 TANNOY, to announce...
tanrecs 14 11 TANREC, (Malagasy) a...
tansies 11 8 TANSY, a perennial h...
tantara 10 8 a trumpet fanfare; a...
tantivy 20 14 a hunting cry [n TAN...
tantony 16 11 the smallest pig in...
tantras 11 8 TANTRA, a class of H...
tantric 15 11 relating to tantra [...
tantrum 13 12 a fit of rage [n -S]
tanukis 13 13 TANUKI, (Japanese) a...
tanyard 17 11 the section of a tan...
taongas 11 10 TAONGA, (Maori) trea...
tapalos 14 11 TAPALO, (Spanish) a...
tapered 13 11 TAPER, to become gra...
taperer 13 10 one who carries a ca...
tapetal 14 11 relating to the tape...
tapeted 13 11 TAPET, (Spenser) to...
tapetis 14 10 TAPETI, (Tupi) a sma...
tapetum 15 14 (Latin) a reflective...
taphole 16 13 a hole in a blast fu...
tapings 15 13 TAPING, the act of r...
tapioca 16 13 a starchy food made...
tapises 14 10 TAPIS, (French) a ta...
tapists 15 10 TAPIST, one who reve...
taplash 17 13 bad small beer; also...
tapless 15 11 lacking a tap [adj]
tappers 16 13 TAPPER, a person who...
tappets 16 13 TAPPET, a projection...
tappice 19 16 to lie low [v TAPPIC...
tapping 17 16 the act of tapping [...
taproom 14 13 a room where liquors...
taproot 13 10 the main root of a p...
tapsman 14 14 a chief servant [n T...
tapsmen 14 14 TAPSMAN, a chief ser...
tapster 14 10 one who dispenses li...
tapstry 21 12 a taproom in a publi...
tapuing 15 14 TAPU, to forbid the...
taraire 11 7 (Maori) a type of Ne...
taramas 12 10 TARAMA, (Turkish) a...
taramea 11 10 (Maori) a variety of...
tarands 11 9 TARAND, (Greek) a my...
tarboys 20 12 TARBOY, (Australian)...
tarbush 17 13 (Arabic) a fez, a ha...
tarcels 16 11 TARCEL, a male hawk,...
tardied 12 9 TARDY, (Shakespeare)...
tardier 12 8 TARDY, late [adj]
tardies 12 8 TARDY, (Shakespeare)...
tardily 20 11 TARDY, late [adv]
tardive 14 12 late in development...
tardyon 17 11 a subatomic particle...
targets 13 9 TARGET, to make a go...
targing 14 12 TARGE, (Scots) to cr...
tariffs 17 13 TARIFF, to tax impor...
tarings 13 10 TARING, the calculat...
tarmacs 16 13 TARMAC, to surface w...
tarnish 14 10 to dull the lustre o...
tarpans 13 11 TARPAN, an Asian wil...
tarpons 13 11 TARPON, a marine gam...
tarried 12 8 TARRY, to linger [v]
tarrier 12 7 one who tarries [n -...
tarries 12 7 TARRY, to linger [v]
tarring 13 10 the act of tarring [...
tarrock 16 14 (dialect) the young...
tarrows 15 10 TARROW, (Scots) to h...
tarsals 13 8 TARSAL, a male hawk,...
tarseal 12 8 the bitumen surface...
tarsels 13 8 TARSEL, a male hawk,...
tarsias 12 7 TARSIA, (Italian) a...
tarsier 12 7 (French) a kind of l...
tartana 10 8 a Mediterranean sail...
tartane 10 8 a Mediterranean sail...
tartans 11 8 TARTAN, a patterned...
tartare 11 7 (French) a mayonnais...
tartars 12 7 TARTAR, a formidable...
tartest 12 7 TART, sharp tasting...
tartier 12 7 TARTY, like a prosti...
tartily 20 10 TARTY, like a prosti...
tartine 11 8 (French) a slice of...
tarting 13 10 TART, to smarten up...
tartish 15 9 somewhat tart [adj T...
tartlet 13 8 a small pie [n -S]
tartufe 14 11 (French) a hypocrite...
tartufi 15 11 TARTUFO, (Italian) a...
tartufo 14 11 (Italian) a dessert...
tarweed 14 11 a flowering plant [n...
tarzans 14 17 TARZAN, a person of...
tasbihs 17 12 TASBIH, (Arabic) a f...
tasered 11 8 TASER, to immobilize...
tashing 15 12 TASH, (Scots) to soi...
taskbar 15 14 a row of graphical c...
taskers 13 11 TASKER, one who perf...
tasking 14 14 the act of assigning...
taslets 13 8 TASLET, in plate arm...
tassell 14 9 a male hawk, also TA...
tassels 13 8 TASSEL, to adorn wit...
tassets 12 7 TASSET, in plate arm...
tassies 12 7 TASSIE, (Scots) a sm...
tasters 12 7 TASTER, one who tast...
tastier 12 7 TASTY, pleasant to t...
tastily 20 10 TASTY, pleasant to t...
tasting 13 10 the act of tasting [...
tatamis 13 10 TATAMI, straw mattin...
tathata 13 9 (Sanskrit) the ultim...
tathing 15 12 TATH, to manure [v]
tatlers 13 8 TATLER, an indiscree...
tatouay 17 10 a South American arm...
tatsois 12 7 TATSOI, (Chinese) a...
tatters 12 7 TATTER, to become to...
tattery 18 9 ragged [adj]
tattier 12 7 TATTY, shabby, fraye...
tatties 12 7 TATTIE, (colloquial)...
tattily 20 10 TATTY, shabby, fraye...
tatting 13 10 delicate handmade la...
tattled 13 9 TATTLE, to tell tale...
tattler 13 8 an indiscreet person...
tattles 13 8 TATTLE, to tell tale...
tattoos 11 7 TATTOO, to mark the...
tattows 15 10 TATTOW, to mark the...
tatuing 13 11 TATU, to mark the sk...
tauhinu 14 12 (Maori) a poplar tre...
tauhous 14 11 TAUHOU, (Maori) a gr...
tauiwis 16 11 TAUIWI, (Maori) lite...
taunted 11 10 TAUNT, to goad or pr...
taunter 11 9 one who taunts [n -S...
taupata 13 11 (Maori) a New Zealan...
taupies 14 11 TAUPIE, (Scots) a fo...
taurean 10 9 of or relating to a...
taurine 11 9 a crystalline compou...
tautaug 13 11 (Native American) a...
tautens 11 9 TAUTEN, to make taut...
tautest 12 8 TAUT, stretched tigh...
tauting 13 11 TAUT, (Scots) to mat...
tautogs 13 10 TAUTOG, (Native Amer...
tavered 13 12 TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
taverna 12 12 (Modern Greek) in Gr...
taverns 13 12 TAVERN, an ale house...
tawhais 17 12 TAWHAI, (Maori) a Ne...
tawhiri 18 12 (Maori) a small New...
tawiest 15 10 TAWIE, (Scots) tract...
tawings 16 13 TAWING, the act of t...
tawneys 20 13 TAWNEY, a port of a...
tawnier 14 11 TAWNY, orange-brown,...
tawnies 14 11 TAWNY, a port of a r...
tawnily 22 14 TAWNY, orange-brown,...
tawpies 17 13 TAWPIE, (Scots) a fo...
tawsing 16 13 TAWSE, to beat with...
tawtier 15 10 TAWTIE, (Scots) matt...
tawting 16 13 TAWT, (Scots) to mat...
taxable 20 18 capable of being tax...
taxably 27 20 TAXABLE, capable of...
taxemes 18 17 TAXEME, any element...
taxemic 22 20 relating to a taxeme...
taxicab 23 20 automobile for hire...
taxiing 19 17 TAXI, to travel in a...
taximan 18 18 the driver of a taxi...
taximen 18 18 TAXIMAN, the driver...
taxings 19 17 TAXING, imposition o...
taxises 18 14 TAXIS, the restorati...
taxites 18 14 TAXITE, a kind of vo...
taxitic 22 17 relating to taxite,...
taxiway 27 19 at an airport, a spe...
taxless 19 15 free from taxation [...
taxpaid 20 18 paid for by taxes [a...
taxwise 21 17 pertaining to taxes...
taxying 25 19 TAXI, to travel in a...
tchicks 23 19 TCHICK, to make a so...
teabags 14 12 TEABAG, a bag contai...
teabowl 17 14 a teacup without a h...
teacake 14 14 a small cake served...
teacart 14 10 a trolley used for s...
teacher 16 12 one that teaches [n...
teaches 16 12 TEACH, to impart kno...
teachie 16 12 (obsolete) tetchy, a...
teacups 17 14 TEACUP, a cup in whi...
teagled 13 11 TEAGLE, to hoist [v]
teagles 13 10 TEAGLE, to hoist [v]
tealike 13 12 resembling tea [adj]
teamers 12 10 TEAMER, a person who...
teaming 13 13 driving a team [n -S...
teapots 13 10 TEAPOT, a vessel use...
teapoys 19 12 TEAPOY, (Hindi) an o...
tearers 11 7 TEARER, (slang) a bo...
tearful 15 12 full of tears [adj T...
teargas 12 9 to assault with a ga...
tearier 11 7 TEARY, wet with tear...
tearily 19 10 TEARY, wet with tear...
tearing 12 10 TEAR, to weep [v]
tearoom 11 10 a restaurant serving...
teasels 12 8 TEASEL, to raise a n...
teasers 11 7 TEASER, one who teas...
teashop 15 12 a tearoom [n -S]
teasing 12 10 making fun of [adj T...
teatime 12 10 the usual time for t...
teaware 13 10 a tea service [n -S]
teazels 15 17 TEAZEL, to raise a n...
teazing 15 19 TEAZE, (obsolete) to...
teazled 15 18 TEAZLE, to raise a n...
teazles 15 17 TEAZLE, to raise a n...
tebbads 16 14 TEBBAD, (Persian) a...
techier 17 12 TECHY, irritable, al...
techies 17 12 TECHIE, an expert in...
techily 25 15 TECHY, irritable, al...
technic 20 16 a technique [n -S]
technos 16 13 TECHNO, (short for)...
teckels 17 15 TECKEL, (German) a d...
tectite 15 10 a type of small glas...
tectrix 22 17 (Latin) one of the c...
tectums 17 14 TECTUM, (Latin) a ro...
tedders 12 9 TEDDER, to use such...
teddies 12 9 TEDDIE, an item of w...
tedding 13 12 TED, to spread hay f...
tediest 12 8 TEDY, (Scott) tediou...
tedious 12 9 causing weariness [a...
tediums 14 12 TEDIUM, the state of...
teemers 12 10 TEEMER, one who teem...
teemful 16 15 pregnant; prolific [...
teeming 13 13 TEEM, to be full to...
teenage 10 10 the age between 13 a...
teended 10 10 TEEND, to kindle, bu...
teendom 11 12 teenagers collective...
teeners 10 8 TEENER, a teenager [...
teenful 14 13 filled with grief [a...
teenier 10 8 TEENY, (colloquial)...
teening 11 11 TEEN, (obsolete) to...
teentsy 17 10 (colloquial) very sm...
teepees 12 10 TEEPEE, a conical te...
teering 12 10 TEER, to daub, plast...
teeters 11 7 TEETER, to move unst...
teethed 13 10 TEETHE, to cut teeth...
teether 13 9 an article that a ba...
teethes 13 9 TEETHE, to cut teeth...
teevees 12 11 TEEVEE, (colloquial)...
teflons 14 12 TEFLON, (tradename)...
tegmina 13 13 TEGMEN, (Latin) the...
tegulae 13 11 TEGULA, (Latin) a sc...
tegular 14 11 of, like or overlapp...
tegumen 13 14 (Latin) the inner co...
tehsils 16 10 TEHSIL, (Hindi) in I...
teinded 11 10 TEIND, (Scots) to as...
tekkies 14 15 TEKKIE, an expert in...
tektite 13 11 a type of small glas...
telamon 12 12 (Greek) a draped mal...
telecom 16 14 (short for) telecomm...
telecon 14 12 (short for) teleconf...
teledus 13 10 TELEDU, (Javanese) a...
telefax 20 18 to send by fax [v -E...
telegas 13 10 TELEGA, (Russian) a...
teleman 12 12 a naval officer [n T...
telemen 12 12 TELEMAN, a naval off...
teleost 12 8 a type of fish, havi...
telepic 18 14 a feature-length mot...
teleran 11 9 an air-traffic contr...
telergy 20 12 a physical force in...
teleses 12 8 TELESIS, planned pro...
telesis 13 8 planned progress [n...
telesms 14 11 TELESM, (Greek) a ta...
teletex 18 15 a means of transmitt...
telexed 18 16 TELEX, (tradename) t...
telexes 18 15 TELEX, (tradename) t...
telfers 15 11 TELFER, to transport...
telford 15 12 a road made of stone...
tellars 14 9 TELLAR, to produce s...
tellens 13 10 TELLEN, a kind of bi...
tellers 14 9 TELLER, to produce s...
tellies 14 9 TELLY, (colloquial)...
telling 15 12 effective; significa...
tellins 14 10 TELLIN, a kind of bi...
telnets 12 9 TELNET, to access a...
telomes 13 11 TELOME, a structural...
telomic 17 14 relating to a telome...
telpher 17 13 to transport by a sy...
telsons 12 9 TELSON, the terminal...
temblor 16 14 (Spanish) an earthqu...
temenos 11 11 a sacred precinct [n...
tempehs 17 15 TEMPEH, a high-prote...
tempera 14 13 (Italian) an emulsio...
tempers 15 13 TEMPER, to moderate...
tempest 15 13 a violent wind or st...
temping 16 16 working as a tempora...
templar 16 14 a student of lawyer,...
templed 16 15 having a temple [adj...
temples 16 14 TEMPLE, a house of w...
templet 16 14 a thin plate used as...
tempore 14 13 (Latin) in the time...
tempted 15 14 TEMPT, to entice to...
tempter 15 13 one that tempts [n -...
tempura 15 14 (Japanese) a dish of...
temsing 14 13 TEMS, to sift, also...
tenable 13 12 capable of being hel...
tenably 20 14 TENABLE, capable of...
tenaces 13 11 TENACE, a combinatio...
tenails 12 9 TENAIL, an outwork i...
tenancy 19 14 the temporary occupa...
tenants 10 9 TENANT, to occupy as...
tenches 16 13 TENCH, a freshwater...
tendenz 13 19 (German) tendency, e...
tenders 11 9 TENDER, to offer [v]
tending 12 12 TEND, to watch over...
tendons 10 10 TENDON, a cord or fi...
tendres 11 9 TENDRE, (French) a t...
tendril 13 10 a coiling, threadlik...
tendron 10 10 (French) a tendril [...
tenfold 14 13 ten times as much [n...
tenioid 11 9 ribbonlike; shaped l...
tenners 10 9 TENNER, (colloquial)...
tennesi 10 9 TENNE, an orange-bro...
tennies 10 9 TENNY, the colour or...
tennist 11 9 a tennis player [n -...
tenoned 9 10 TENON, to fix or fit...
tenoner 9 9 one who tenons [n -S...
tenours 11 9 TENOUR, (obsolete) t...
tenpins 13 12 TENPIN, a bowling pi...
tenrecs 14 11 TENREC, (Malagasy) a...
tensely 18 11 TENSE, taut [adv]
tensest 11 8 TENSE, taut [adj]
tensile 12 9 of or relating to st...
tensing 12 11 TENSE, to make tense...
tension 10 9 to make strained [v...
tensity 18 10 the state of being t...
tensive 13 12 causing tensity [adj...
tensons 10 9 TENSON, (French) a c...
tensors 11 8 TENSOR, a muscle tha...
tentage 11 10 a supply of tents [n...
tenters 11 8 TENTER, to stretch o...
tentful 15 13 as much as a tent ca...
tenthly 21 13 TENTH, number ten in...
tentier 11 8 TENTY, watchful, als...
tentigo 12 10 (Latin) morbid lasci...
tenting 12 11 an assemblage of ten...
tenuity 18 11 lack of strength [n...
tenuous 11 10 thin, slight, insubs...
tenured 11 10 TENURE, to grant ten...
tenures 11 9 TENURE, to grant ten...
tenutos 11 9 TENUTO, a sustained...
tenzons 13 18 TENZON, (French) a c...
teopans 12 11 TEOPAN, (Nahuatl) an...
tepache 18 15 (Spanish) a Mexican...
tephras 16 12 TEPHRA, (Greek) ash...
tepider 14 11 TEPID, moderately wa...
tepidly 22 14 TEPID, moderately wa...
tequila 21 18 a Mexican alcoholic...
teraohm 14 12 one trillion ohms [n...
terbias 14 10 TERBIA, an oxide of...
terbium 16 14 a metallic element [...
tercels 16 11 TERCEL, a male hawk,...
tercets 15 10 TERCET, a group of t...
tercios 15 10 TERCIO, (Spanish) an...
terebic 17 13 pertaining to an aci...
terebra 13 10 a boring instrument...
teredos 11 8 TEREDO, a bivalve mo...
terefah 15 12 (Hebrew) not rituall...
tereses 11 7 TERES, (Latin) eithe...
teretes 11 7 TERES, (Latin) eithe...
tergite 13 9 the back of an arthr...
termers 13 10 TERMER, a person who...
terming 14 13 TERM, to designate [...
termini 13 11 TERMINUS, an end [n]
termite 13 10 a so-called white an...
termors 13 10 TERMOR, a person who...
ternary 17 10 a group of three [n...
ternate 10 8 with three leaflets...
terning 12 11 TERNE, to cover with...
ternion 10 9 a triad; a section o...
terpene 12 11 any of a class of vo...
terrace 14 10 to form into raised...
terrain 11 8 a tract of land [n -...
terrane 10 8 a kind of rock forma...
terreen 10 8 an earthenware jar,...
terrene 10 8 earthly [adj TERRENE...
terrets 12 7 TERRET, a metal ring...
terrier 12 7 a small dog of vario...
terries 12 7 TERRY, an absorbent...
terrify 21 12 to cause terror in [...
terrine 11 8 (French) an earthenw...
territs 13 7 TERRIT, a metal ring...
terroir 12 7 (French) the combina...
terrors 12 7 TERROR, intense fear...
tersely 19 10 TERSE, succinct [adv...
tersest 12 7 TERSE, succinct [adj...
tersion 11 8 the act of wiping [n...
tertial 13 8 a flight feather of...
tertian 11 8 a fever recurring ev...
tertias 12 7 TERTIA, (Scott) an i...
tertium 14 11 something neither on...
tertius 13 8 the third person [n...
tessera 11 7 (Latin) a small piec...
testacy 21 12 the state of being t...
testate 11 7 one who makes a will...
testees 11 7 TESTEE, one who is t...
testern 11 8 (Shakespeare) to rew...
testers 12 7 TESTER, a canopy ove...
testier 12 7 TESTY, irritable [ad...
testify 21 12 to bear witness [v T...
testily 20 10 TESTY, irritable [ad...
testing 13 10 the act of testing [...
testons 11 8 TESTON, a name for v...
testoon 10 8 a Portuguese or Ital...
testril 14 8 (obsolete) a sixpenc...
testudo 12 9 (Latin) a wheeled sh...
tetanal 11 9 relating to tetanus...
tetanic 14 11 related to tetanus,...
tetanus 11 9 (Latin) a disease du...
tetched 17 13 (colloquial) crazy,...
tethers 14 9 TETHER, to confine w...
tetotum 13 11 a child's toy, somew...
tetract 15 10 a sponge spicule, al...
tetrads 12 8 TETRAD, a group of f...
tetrode 11 8 a type of electron t...
tetrose 11 7 a sugar whose molecu...
tetryls 20 10 TETRYL, a yellow cry...
tetters 12 7 TETTER, to affect wi...
teuchat 17 13 a shore bird, also T...
teucher 17 13 TEUCH, (Scots) tough...
teugher 15 12 TEUGH, (Scots) tough...
teughly 23 15 TEUGH, (Scots) tough...
tewarts 15 10 TEWART, (Native Aust...
tewhits 18 12 TEWHIT, (Scots) the...
texases 17 14 TEXAS, the uppermost...
texters 18 14 TEXTER, a person who...
textile 19 15 a woven fabric [n -S...
texting 19 17 the act of sending a...
textism 20 17 the language, or a p...
textual 19 16 pertaining to a text...
texture 18 15 to make by weaving [...
thacked 18 17 THACK, (Scots) to th...
thairms 16 12 THAIRM, (Scots) an i...
thalami 16 13 THALAMUS, a part of...
thalers 15 10 THALER, (German) an...
thalian 14 11 pertaining to the Mu...
thallic 20 14 of or containing tri...
thallus 17 12 (Latin) a plant body...
thalweg 19 15 (German) a line foll...
thanage 13 12 the district in whic...
thanahs 15 12 THANAH, (Hindi) an I...
thangka 15 16 (Tibetan) a religiou...
thanked 14 15 THANK, to express gr...
thankee 13 14 (colloquial) thank y...
thanker 14 14 one who thanks [n -S...
thankit 15 14 (Scots) as in be tha...
thannah 14 13 (Hindi) an Indian po...
thannas 12 11 THANNA, (Hindi) an I...
thatcht 20 14 THATCH, to cover wit...
thatchy 26 16 resembling thatch [a...
thawers 17 12 THAWER, an ice-melti...
thawier 17 12 THAWY, inclined to m...
thawing 18 15 the act of melting [...
theater 13 9 a building for drama...
theatre 13 9 a building for drama...
theaves 15 13 THEAVE, (dialect) a...
thecate 16 12 having a theca, an e...
theeing 14 12 THEE, to use the pro...
theeked 14 14 THEEK, (Scots) to th...
theelin 14 11 a female sex hormone...
theelol 15 11 a female sex hormone...
thegnly 22 15 like a thegn [adj]
theines 13 10 THEINE, an alkaloid...
theisms 16 12 THEISM, belief in th...
theists 15 9 THEIST, one who beli...
thelves 17 14 THELF, (Spenser) the...
themata 14 12 THEMA, (Greek) the t...
theming 16 15 THEME, to plan accor...
thenage 13 12 the district in whic...
thenars 13 10 THENAR, (Greek) the...
theocon 15 13 a conservative who b...
theolog 15 12 a theologian, also T...
theorbo 15 12 (Italian) a double-n...
theorem 14 12 an established but n...
theoric 17 12 (Shakespeare) theory...
therapy 22 14 the treatment of ill...
thereat 13 9 at that place or tim...
thereby 22 14 by that means [adv]
therein 13 10 in that place [adv]
thereof 15 12 of that [adv]
thereon 12 10 on that [adv]
thereto 13 9 to that [adv]
theriac 17 12 (archaic) an antidot...
therian 13 10 belonging to the sub...
thermae 14 12 (Latin) hot springs...
thermal 16 13 relating to heat [ad...
thermel 16 13 a device for tempera...
thermes 15 12 THERME, a unit of qu...
thermic 19 15 of or by heat, also...
thermit 16 12 a metallic mixture t...
thermos 15 12 (tradename) a contai...
theroid 14 10 resembling a beast [...
thether 16 11 (Spenser) thither [a...
theurgy 22 14 magic or miracles by...
thewier 17 12 THEWY, having strong...
thiamin 15 13 vitamin B1, found in...
thiasus 15 10 (Greek) a group of w...
thiazin 17 19 any of a group of or...
thiazol 18 19 a chemical compound,...
thibets 17 12 THIBET, a fabric mad...
thibles 18 13 THIBLE, a porridge-s...
thicked 19 17 THICK, (Spenser) to...
thicken 18 17 to make thick [v -ED...
thicker 19 16 THICK, having a grea...
thicket 19 16 a dense growth of tr...
thickie 19 16 a stupid person, als...
thickly 27 19 THICK, having a grea...
thickos 19 16 THICKO, (colloquial)...
thieved 16 14 THIEVE, to steal [v]
thieves 16 13 THIEVE, to steal [v]
thigger 17 13 one who thigs, a beg...
thiggit 18 13 THIG, (Scots) to beg...
thighed 18 14 having a thigh [adj]
thiller 17 11 the horse which goes...
thimble 19 16 to wear a cap on the...
thinker 15 14 one that thinks [n -...
thinned 13 12 THIN, to make thin [...
thinner 13 11 a preparation used t...
thiolic 19 13 relating to thiol, a...
thionic 17 13 pertaining to or con...
thionin 13 11 a violet dye, also T...
thionyl 21 13 a compound containin...
thirams 16 12 THIRAM, an insectici...
thirded 15 11 THIRD, to divide by...
thirdly 23 13 THIRD, number three...
thirled 16 11 THIRL, to vibrate, t...
thirsts 16 9 THIRST, to have a ne...
thirsty 22 11 feeling a need to dr...
thistle 16 10 a prickly composite...
thistly 23 12 full of thistles [ad...
thither 17 11 in that direction, a...
thivels 18 14 THIVEL, a porridge-s...
tholing 16 13 THOLE, to endure, be...
thonder 13 11 (Scots) yonder [adj]
thonged 14 13 THONG, to flog with...
thorias 14 9 THORIA, an oxide of...
thorite 14 9 a silicate of thoriu...
thorium 16 13 a radioactive metall...
thorned 13 11 THORN, to prick with...
thorons 13 10 THORON, the radioact...
thorpes 16 12 THORPE, (archaic) a...
thother 16 11 (Spenser) the other...
thought 18 14 a product of thinkin...
thouing 15 13 THOU, to address as...
thowels 18 13 THOWEL, an oar pin,...
thralls 17 11 THRALL, to enslave [...
thrangs 15 12 THRANG, (Scots) to t...
thrashy 23 13 characteristic of a...
thraves 16 13 THRAVE, (Scots) a co...
thrawed 17 13 THRAW, (Scots) to tu...
threads 14 10 THREAD, to pass cott...
thready 20 12 resembling a thread...
threaps 16 12 THREAP, to dispute,...
threats 14 9 THREAT, to intimidat...
threave 15 13 (Scots) a collective...
threeps 16 12 THREEP, to dispute,...
threnes 13 10 THRENE, an ode for t...
threnos 13 10 an ode for the dead,...
thretty 21 11 (dialect) thirty [ad...
thrifts 18 12 THRIFT, frugality or...
thrifty 24 14 frugal [adj THRIFTIE...
thrills 18 11 THRILL, to excite gr...
thrilly 24 13 full of thrills [adj...
thrimsa 16 12 (Old English) an Ang...
thrists 16 9 THRIST, (Spenser) to...
thristy 22 11 (Spenser) thirsty [a...
thrived 17 14 THRIVE, to grow vigo...
thriven 16 14 THRIVE, to grow vigo...
thriver 17 13 one who thrives [n -...
thrives 17 13 THRIVE, to grow vigo...
throats 14 9 THROAT, to utter in...
throaty 20 11 of a voice, vocal so...
thrombi 18 15 THROMBUS, a clot occ...
throned 13 11 THRONE, to sit on a...
thrones 13 10 THRONE, to sit on a...
throngs 15 12 THRONG, to crowd int...
through 18 14 by way of [prep]
thrower 17 12 one that throws [n -...
throwes 17 12 THROWE, (Shakespeare...
thrummy 24 18 made of or like thru...
thruput 18 14 the amount of raw ma...
thrusts 16 10 THRUST, to push forc...
thrutch 21 15 to press, thrust, sh...
thruway 24 15 (US) a motorway, als...
thrymsa 22 14 (Old English) an Ang...
thudded 15 13 THUD, to make a dull...
thuggee 16 14 (Hindi) murder and r...
thuggos 17 14 THUGGO, (colloquial)...
thulias 16 11 THULIA, an oxide of...
thulite 16 11 a red zoisite found...
thulium 18 15 a rare metallic chem...
thumbed 18 17 THUMB, to leaf throu...
thumped 18 17 THUMP, to beat with...
thumper 18 16 a strikingly big thi...
thunder 14 12 to produce a loud, r...
thunked 15 16 THUNK, to make a sud...
thurify 24 15 to perfume with ince...
thwacks 22 19 THWACK, to strike wi...
thwaite 17 12 (Old Norse) a piece...
thwarts 18 12 THWART, to cross the...
thylose 21 12 an ingrowth from a n...
thymier 22 14 THYMEY, abounding in...
thymine 21 15 one of the four base...
thymols 23 15 THYMOL, an antisepti...
thymoma 22 17 a tumour arising fro...
thyroid 21 12 a ductless gland in...
thyrses 21 11 THYRSE, a type of fl...
thyrsus 22 12 a type of flower clu...
thyself 24 15 yourself [pron]
tiaraed 11 8 wearing a tiara [adj...
ticcing 20 16 TIC, to twitch [v]
tichier 18 12 TICHY, very small, a...
tickens 16 15 TICKEN, a strong lin...
tickers 17 14 TICKER, (slang) the...
tickets 17 14 TICKET, to label [v]
tickeys 23 16 TICKEY, a former Sou...
tickies 17 14 TICKY, a former Sout...
ticking 18 17 a strong linen or co...
tickled 18 16 TICKLE, to excite wi...
tickler 18 15 someone or something...
tickles 18 15 TICKLE, to excite wi...
tictacs 19 13 TICTAC, to use arm s...
tictocs 19 13 TICTOC, to make the...
tidally 21 12 TIDAL, pertaining to...
tidbits 16 11 TIDBIT, a choice bit...
tiddier 13 9 TIDDY, very small [a...
tiddies 13 9 TIDDY, the four of t...
tiddled 14 11 TIDDLE, to use with...
tiddler 14 10 a small fish [n -S]
tiddles 14 10 TIDDLE, to use with...
tiddley 20 12 slightly drunk, also...
tiderip 15 11 disturbed sea due to...
tideway 21 13 a channel in which t...
tidiers 13 8 TIDIER, one who tidi...
tidiest 13 8 TIDY, in good order...
tidings 14 11 TIDING, a piece of n...
tidying 20 13 TIDY, to make tidy [...
tieback 18 17 a loop for holding a...
tieless 13 8 without a necktie [a...
tiepins 14 11 TIEPIN, a pin for ho...
tierced 15 11 divided into three e...
tiercel 16 11 a male hawk, also TA...
tierces 15 10 TIERCE, a period for...
tiercet 15 10 (Italian) a triplet...
tiering 13 10 TIER, to arrange in...
tietack 16 14 a tie clip, also TIE...
tietacs 15 10 TIETAC, a tie clip,...
tiffany 22 16 a thin, mesh fabric...
tiffing 18 16 lunch; a light meal,...
tiffins 17 14 TIFFIN, to take lunc...
tifosos 14 10 TIFOSO, (Italian) a...
tifting 16 13 TIFT, (Scots) to qua...
tigerly 21 12 like a tiger [adj]
tiggers 15 11 TIGGER, to damage (e...
tigging 16 14 TIG, to touch [v]
tighten 15 12 to make tight [v -ED...
tighter 16 11 TIGHT, firmly or clo...
tightly 24 14 TIGHT, firmly or clo...
tiglons 14 11 TIGLON, the offsprin...
tignons 12 11 TIGNON, a piece of c...
tigress 14 9 a female tiger [n -E...
tigrine 13 10 like a tiger [adj]
tigrish 17 11 resembling a tiger,...
tigroid 14 10 like a tiger [adj]
tikanga 13 14 (Maori) usage or cus...
tikiing 15 14 TIKI, (Maori) to tak...
tilapia 15 11 any member of an Afr...
tilbury 23 14 a carriage having tw...
tilings 15 11 TILING, a surface of...
tillage 15 11 the operation of til...
tillers 15 9 TILLER, to put forth...
tillier 15 9 TILLY, of or like ti...
tilling 16 12 cultivation [n -S]
tillite 15 9 a stiff impervious c...
tilters 14 8 TILTER, one who tilt...
tilting 15 11 the act of leaning [...
timarau 13 11 a small buffalo of t...
timbale 16 14 (French) a dish of m...
timbals 17 14 TIMBAL, (archaic) a...
timbers 16 13 TIMBER, to furnish w...
timbery 22 15 resembling timber [a...
timbral 17 14 relating to timbre [...
timbrel 17 14 (historical) an Orie...
timbres 16 13 TIMBRE, the quality...
timeous 13 11 timely; seasonable,...
timeout 13 11 a brief suspension o...
timider 14 11 TIMID, lacking coura...
timidly 22 14 TIMID, lacking coura...
timings 15 13 TIMING, the selectio...
timists 15 10 TIMIST, a time-serve...
timolol 15 12 a drug used to treat...
timothy 22 14 a European grass [n...
timpana 14 14 a traditional Maltes...
timpani 15 14 TIMPANO, (Italian) a...
timpano 14 14 (Italian) a kettledr...
tinajas 13 17 TINAJA, (Spanish) a...
tinamou 12 12 (Carib) a South Amer...
tincals 16 12 TINCAL, (Malay) a cr...
tinchel 18 14 (Gaelic) a circle of...
tincted 15 12 TINCT, to stain, dye...
tindals 13 10 TINDAL, (Malayalam)...
tinders 12 9 TINDER, dry inflamma...
tindery 18 11 like tinder [adj]
tinding 13 12 TIND, to kindle, als...
tineids 12 9 TINEID, one of a fam...
tinfoil 15 12 a thin metal sheetin...
tinfuls 16 13 TINFUL, an much as a...
tinging 14 13 TING, to emit a high...
tingled 14 12 TINGLE, to cause a p...
tingler 14 11 a thing which causes...
tingles 14 11 TINGLE, to cause a p...
tinhorn 13 11 a showily pretentiou...
tiniest 12 8 TINY, very small [ad...
tinkers 13 12 TINKER, to repair sh...
tinking 14 15 TINK, to make a shar...
tinkled 14 14 TINKLE, to make shar...
tinkler 14 13 an itinerant mender...
tinkles 14 13 TINKLE, to make shar...
tinlike 14 13 like tin [adj]
tinners 11 9 TINNER, a tin miner...
tinnier 11 9 TINNY, making a nois...
tinnies 11 9 TINNIE, a mug made o...
tinnily 19 12 TINNY, making a nois...
tinning 12 12 the act of covering...
tinpots 14 11 TINPOT, the pot of m...
tinsels 13 9 TINSEL, to give a sh...
tinsely 19 11 like tinsel, also TI...
tinseys 18 10 TINSEY, (obsolete di...
tintack 16 15 a tack coated with t...
tinters 12 8 TINTER, a person or...
tintier 12 8 TINTY, unevenly tint...
tinting 13 11 the process of one t...
tintype 20 13 a colloquial name fo...
tinware 14 11 articles made of tin...
tinwork 16 15 something made of ti...
tipcart 18 13 a cart so constructe...
tipcats 18 13 TIPCAT, a game in wh...
tipless 16 11 having no point [adj...
tipoffs 19 16 TIPOFF, a piece of i...
tippees 16 13 TIPPEE, a person who...
tippers 17 13 TIPPER, one who tips...
tippets 17 13 TIPPET, a long narro...
tippier 17 13 TIPPY, (slang) in th...
tipping 18 16 the act of tipping [...
tippled 18 15 TIPPLE, to drink alc...
tippler 18 14 one who tipples, dri...
tipples 18 14 TIPPLE, to drink alc...
tipsier 15 10 TIPSY, slightly drun...
tipsify 24 15 to make tipsy [v TIP...
tipsily 23 13 TIPSY, slightly drun...
tipster 15 10 one who sells inform...
tiptoed 14 11 TIPTOE, to walk on t...
tiptoes 14 10 TIPTOE, to walk on t...
tiptops 17 13 TIPTOP, the highest...
tipulas 16 12 TIPULA, (Latin) a cr...
tipunas 14 12 TIPUNA, (Maori) an a...
tirades 12 8 TIRADE, (French) a l...
tirages 13 9 TIRAGE, drawing wine...
tirasse 12 7 (French) a pedal-cou...
tireder 12 8 TIRED, fatigued [adj...
tiredly 20 11 TIRED, fatigued [adv...
tirings 14 10 TIRING, in falconry,...
tiritis 14 7 TIRITI, (Maori) a tr...
tirling 15 11 TIRL, (Scots) to tur...
tironic 15 11 resembling a tiro, a...
tirring 14 10 TIRR, (Scots) to str...
tirrits 14 7 TIRRIT, (Shakespeare...
tisanes 11 8 TISANE, an infusion...
tisicks 18 14 TISICK, (Shakespeare...
tissual 14 9 pertaining to tissue...
tissued 13 9 TISSUE, to weave int...
tissues 13 8 TISSUE, to weave int...
tissuey 19 10 resembling tissue [a...
titania 11 8 a mineral, an oxide...
titanic 15 11 having great magnitu...
titanis 12 8 an ostrichlike prehi...
titbits 16 10 TITBIT, a choice bit...
titches 18 12 TITCH, a small perso...
titchie 18 12 very small, also TIC...
titfers 15 10 TITFER, (slang) cock...
tithers 15 9 TITHER, one who coll...
tithing 16 12 a tax comprising a t...
titians 12 8 TITIAN, a reddish-br...
titlark 15 12 a pipit, esp. the me...
titlers 14 8 TITLER, a writer of...
titling 15 11 any of various tits,...
titlist 15 8 a sports champion [n...
titmice 17 13 TITMOUSE, any of var...
titmose 13 10 (Spenser) a titmouse...
titokis 14 11 TITOKI, (Maori) a Ne...
titrant 12 8 the reagent used in...
titrate 12 7 to measure the stren...
titters 13 7 TITTER, to utter a r...
titties 13 7 TITTY, (Scots) a sis...
titting 14 10 TIT, to tug [v]
tittish 16 9 (slang) like a teat;...
tittled 14 9 TITTLE, to whisper,...
tittles 14 8 TITTLE, to whisper,...
tittups 16 11 TITTUP, to prance, s...
tittupy 22 13 gay, lively, unstead...
titular 14 9 relating to title [a...
tituled 14 10 TITULE, to give a ti...
titules 14 9 TITULE, to give a ti...
titulus 15 10 a sign on a cross gi...
tituped 15 12 TITUP, to prance [v]
tizzies 19 25 TIZZY, (colloquial)...
toadied 11 9 TOADY, to fawn on or...
toadies 11 8 TOADY, to fawn on or...
toadish 14 10 like a toad [adj]
toadlet 12 9 a small toad [n -S]
toasted 11 8 TOAST, to brown by e...
toaster 11 7 a device for toastin...
toastie 11 7 (colloquial) a toast...
toazing 15 19 TOAZE, (Shakespeare)...
tobacco 19 16 an annual herb culti...
toccata 17 13 (Italian) a quick, f...
toccate 17 13 TOCCATA, (Italian) a...
tochers 17 12 TOCHER, (Gaelic) to...
tockier 16 14 TOCKY, muddy [adj]
tocking 17 17 TOCK, to make the so...
tockley 23 17 (Australian slang) p...
tocsins 15 11 TOCSIN, an alarm sou...
toddies 12 9 TODDY, (Hindi) the f...
todding 13 12 TOD, to yield a tod...
toddled 13 11 TODDLE, to walk unst...
toddler 13 10 a young child [n -S]
toddles 13 10 TODDLE, to walk unst...
todgers 13 10 TODGER, (slang) the...
toebies 13 10 TOEBIE, (Afrikaans)...
toecaps 16 13 TOECAP, a covering f...
toeclip 18 14 an attachment to a b...
toehold 14 11 a space that fits a...
toeiest 11 7 TOEY, (Australian sl...
toeless 12 8 having no toes [adj]
toelike 13 12 like a toe [adj]
toenail 11 9 to fasten with obliq...
toerags 12 9 TOERAG, a tramp, a d...
toeshoe 12 9 a dance shoe designe...
toetoes 10 7 TOETOE, (Maori) a ta...
toffees 15 13 TOFFEE, a hard-baked...
toffier 16 13 TOFFY, like a toff,...
toffies 16 13 TOFFY, a toffee, als...
toffish 19 15 like a toff; posh [a...
tofutti 15 11 (tradename) any of a...
togated 12 10 (Shakespeare) wearin...
toggers 14 11 TOGGER, (colloquial)...
toggery 20 13 clothes; garments; a...
togging 15 14 TOG, to clothe [v]
toggled 15 13 TOGGLE, to fasten wi...
toggler 15 12 one who toggles [n -...
toggles 15 12 TOGGLE, to fasten wi...
toheroa 12 9 (Maori) a kind of Ne...
tohunga 14 13 (Maori) a priest, a...
toilers 13 8 TOILER, one that toi...
toilets 13 8 TOILET, to dress and...
toilful 17 13 producing or involvi...
toiling 14 11 the act of toiling [...
toisech 17 12 (Irish) a Celtic nob...
toisons 11 8 TOISON, (French) a f...
toiting 13 10 TOIT, to saunter [v]
toitois 12 7 TOITOI, (Maori) a ta...
tokamak 14 18 (Russian) a toroidal...
tokened 11 13 TOKEN, to be a sign...
tokomak 14 18 (Russian) a toroidal...
tolanes 11 9 TOLANE, a white crys...
tolarji 15 17 TOLAR, (Slovene) the...
toledos 12 9 TOLEDO, (Spanish) a...
tolidin 13 10 a chemical compound,...
tolings 14 11 TOLING, the act of t...
tollage 14 11 payment of toll; als...
tollbar 16 12 a movable bar across...
tollers 14 9 TOLLER, a collector...
tolleys 20 11 TOLLEY, in the game...
tollies 14 9 TOLLIE, a castrated...
tolling 15 12 the action of tollin...
tollman 14 13 one who receives or...
tollmen 14 13 TOLLMAN, one who rec...
tollway 23 14 a road on which toll...
tolsels 14 9 TOLSEL, a merchants'...
tolseys 19 10 TOLSEY, a merchants'...
tolters 13 8 TOLTER, (dialect) to...
toluate 12 9 a salt of any one of...
toluene 11 10 a solvent derived fr...
toluide 13 10 a derivative of glyc...
toluids 14 10 TOLUID, a derivative...
toluole 13 10 a solvent derived fr...
toluols 14 10 TOLUOL, a solvent de...
toluyls 21 12 TOLUYL, a chemical r...
tolzeys 22 19 TOLZEY, a merchants'...
tomback 19 20 an alloy of copper a...
tombacs 18 16 TOMBAC, an alloy of...
tombaks 16 17 TOMBAK, (Malay) an a...
tombing 16 16 TOMB, to place in a...
tombocs 18 16 TOMBOC, a Javanese l...
tombola 15 14 a gambling game [n -...
tombolo 15 14 a sandbar connecting...
tomboys 21 15 TOMBOY, a girl who a...
tomcats 16 13 TOMCAT, to engage in...
tomcods 16 14 TOMCOD, a kind of co...
tomenta 11 11 TOMENTUM, (Latin) th...
tomfool 15 14 to play the fool [v...
tommied 14 14 TOMMY, to oppress by...
tommies 14 13 TOMMY, to oppress by...
tomming 15 16 TOM, to engage in pr...
tompion 14 14 (French) a protectiv...
tompons 14 14 TOMPON, to plug with...
tomtits 14 10 TOMTIT, a small bird...
tonally 19 12 TONAL, pertaining to...
tondini 11 10 TONDINO, a circular...
tondino 10 10 a circular moulding...
tonearm 11 11 the pivoted part of...
tonemes 11 11 TONEME, in a tone la...
tonemic 15 14 relating to a toneme...
tonepad 12 12 an electronic device...
tonetic 14 11 of or relating to to...
tonette 10 8 a simple flute [n -S...
tongers 12 10 TONGER, a person who...
tonging 13 13 TONG, to lift with t...
tongman 12 14 (Chinese) a member o...
tongmen 12 14 TONGMAN, (Chinese) a...
tongued 12 12 TONGUE, to touch wit...
tongues 12 11 TONGUE, to touch wit...
toniest 11 8 TONY, high-toned, al...
tonight 15 12 the present night [n...
tonings 12 11 TONING, a quality or...
tonites 11 8 TONITE, a blasting e...
tonkers 12 12 TONKER, one who tonk...
tonking 13 15 TONK, (Australian sl...
tonlets 12 9 TONLET, a set of ove...
tonnage 10 11 total weight in tons...
tonnags 11 11 TONNAG, (Gaelic) a s...
tonneau 9 10 (French) the rear ex...
tonnell 12 11 (obsolete) a tunnel...
tonners 10 9 TONNER, an object ha...
tonnish 13 11 modish; fashionable,...
tonsils 13 9 TONSIL, a lymphoid o...
tonsors 11 8 TONSOR, (Latin) a ba...
tonsure 11 9 to shave the head of...
tontine 10 9 a form of collective...
tonuses 11 9 TONUS, (Latin) the n...
tooarts 11 7 TOOART, (Native Aust...
toodled 12 10 TOODLE, to toot soft...
toodles 12 9 TOODLE, to toot soft...
toolbag 15 13 a container for tool...
toolbar 14 11 a bar with a list of...
toolbox 20 18 a box for tools [n -...
toolers 12 8 TOOLER, a person who...
toolies 12 8 TOOLIE, in Australia...
tooling 13 11 ornamentation done w...
toolkit 14 12 a set of tools [n -S...
toolman 12 12 a man who works with...
toolmen 12 12 TOOLMAN, a man who w...
toolset 12 8 a group of related t...
tooltip 15 11 a box on a computer...
toomest 12 10 TOOM, (Scots) empty...
tooming 13 13 TOOM, to empty [v]
toonies 10 8 TOONIE, (colloquial)...
toories 11 7 TOORIE, (Scots) a sm...
tooshie 13 9 (Australian slang) a...
tooters 11 7 TOOTER, one who toot...
toothed 13 10 TOOTH, to provide wi...
tooting 12 10 TOOT, to sound a hor...
tootled 12 9 TOOTLE, to go along...
tootler 12 8 one who tootles [n -...
tootles 12 8 TOOTLE, to go along...
tootsed 11 8 TOOTS, (Scots) to tu...
tootses 11 7 TOOTS, (Scots) to tu...
tootsie 11 7 a foot, also TOOTSY...
toparch 19 15 a ruler of a distric...
topazes 16 19 TOPAZ, (Greek) a pre...
topcoat 16 13 a lightweight overco...
topfull 19 16 full to the top [adj...
topiary 20 12 the art of trimming...
topical 18 14 relating to a topic...
topkick 20 21 a first sergeant [n...
topknot 14 15 an ornament for the...
topless 15 11 without a top [adj]
topline 14 12 to feature in a head...
topmast 15 13 a mast of a ship [n...
topmost 15 13 highest [adj]
toponym 20 16 (Greek) a word deriv...
toppers 16 13 TOPPER, (slang) a to...
toppier 16 13 TOPPY, of audio repr...
topping 17 16 excellent [adj TOPPI...
toppled 17 15 TOPPLE, to fall forw...
topples 17 14 TOPPLE, to fall forw...
topsail 15 11 a ship's sail above...
topside 14 11 the upper portion of...
topsman 14 14 the chief drover of...
topsmen 14 14 TOPSMAN, the chief d...
topsoil 15 11 to remove the surfac...
topspin 16 14 a forward spin impar...
topwork 18 17 to graft scions of a...
toquets 20 17 TOQUET, (French) a k...
toranas 10 8 TORANA, (Hindi) in t...
torched 17 13 TORCH, to set on fir...
torcher 17 12 (Shakespeare) a ligh...
torches 17 12 TORCH, to set on fir...
torchon 16 13 (French) a duster or...
tordion 11 9 (French) a Renaissan...
toreros 11 7 TORERO, (Spanish) a...
torgoch 18 14 (Welsh) a red-bellie...
torment 12 11 to harass or torture...
tormina 12 11 (Latin) acute, colic...
tornade 10 9 a storm with very st...
tornado 10 9 (Spanish) a violent...
toroids 12 8 TOROID, anything sha...
torpedo 13 11 a self-propelled sub...
torpefy 22 15 to make numb or torp...
torpids 15 11 TORPID, at Oxford, t...
torpors 14 10 TORPOR, (Latin) ment...
torqued 20 18 TORQUE, to cause to...
torquer 20 17 one who torques [n -...
torques 20 17 a ring of fur or fea...
torquey 26 19 providing force to c...
torrefy 20 12 to subject to intens...
torrent 11 8 a rapid stream of wa...
torrets 12 7 TORRET, a metal ring...
torrify 21 12 to subject to intens...
torsade 11 8 an ornament on a hat...
torsels 13 8 TORSEL, a plate supp...
torsion 11 8 the act of twisting...
torsive 14 11 twisted [adj]
torties 12 7 TORTIE, (short for)...
tortile 13 8 twisted [adj]
tortive 14 11 (Shakespeare) turned...
tortoni 11 8 (Italian) a rich ice...
tortrix 19 14 a kind of small moth...
torture 12 8 to subject to severe...
torulae 12 9 TORULA, (Latin) a ye...
torulas 13 9 TORULA, (Latin) a ye...
torulin 13 10 a vitamin in yeast [...
torulus 14 10 (Latin) the socket o...
toruses 12 8 TORUS, (Latin) a lar...
toshach 19 14 (Irish) a Celtic nob...
toshers 14 9 TOSHER, (colloquial)...
toshier 14 9 TOSHY, full of twadd...
toshing 15 12 TOSH, to trim [v]
tossers 12 7 TOSSER, (slang) an u...
tossier 12 7 TOSSY, tossing the h...
tossily 20 10 TOSSY, tossing the h...
tossing 13 10 the act of tossing [...
tosspot 14 10 a toper, a drunkard...
tossups 15 11 TOSSUP, an even choi...
tostada 11 8 (Spanish) a tortilla...
tostado 11 8 (Spanish) a tortilla...
tostone 10 8 (Spanish) a Mexican...
totable 14 11 capable of being tot...
totaled 12 9 TOTAL, to amount to...
totally 20 11 TOTAL [adv]
totanus 11 9 (Italian) the redsha...
totaras 11 7 TOTARA, (Maori) a Ne...
totemic 16 13 of or pertaining to...
tothers 14 9 TOTHER, (archaic) th...
totient 11 8 the number of totiti...
totters 12 7 TOTTER, to walk unst...
tottery 18 9 shaky [adj]
tottier 12 7 TOTTY, unsteady; tot...
totties 12 7 TOTTIE, a woman or s...
totting 13 10 the re-cycling of re...
toucans 14 12 TOUCAN, a tropical b...
touched 17 14 TOUCH, to come into...
toucher 17 13 one who touches [n -...
touches 17 13 TOUCH, to come into...
touchup 20 17 the act of finishing...
toughed 15 13 TOUGH, to endure [v]
toughen 14 13 to make tough [v -ED...
tougher 15 12 TOUGH, hard, durable...
toughie 15 12 a tough person, also...
toughly 23 15 TOUGH, hard, durable...
touking 14 15 TOUK, (Scots) to tap...
touladi 13 10 (American Indian) a...
toupeed 13 12 having a toupee [adj...
toupees 13 11 TOUPEE, a hairpiece...
toupets 14 11 TOUPET, a hairpiece...
toupies 14 11 TOUPIE, a round bone...
touraco 14 11 an African bird, als...
tourers 12 8 TOURER, a large, ope...
touries 12 8 TOURIE, (Scots) a sm...
touring 13 11 cross-country skiing...
tourism 14 11 the practice of tour...
tourist 13 8 one who tours for pl...
tourney 17 11 to compete in a tour...
tousers 12 8 TOUSER, one who tous...
tousier 12 8 TOUSY, shaggy, unkem...
tousing 13 11 the act of tousing [...
tousled 13 10 TOUSLE, to dishevel,...
tousles 13 9 TOUSLE, to dishevel,...
toustie 12 8 (Scott) irascible [a...
touters 12 8 TOUTER, one who seek...
toutier 12 8 TOUTIE, (Scots) petu...
touting 13 11 TOUT, to solicit bra...
toutons 11 9 TOUTON, a deep-fried...
touzier 15 17 TOUZY, shaggy, unkem...
touzing 16 20 TOUZE, to dishevel,...
touzled 16 19 TOUZLE, to dishevel,...
touzles 16 18 TOUZLE, to dishevel,...
towable 17 14 able to be towed [ad...
towages 15 12 TOWAGE, the price pa...
towards 15 11 in the direction of,...
towaway 23 15 the act of towing aw...
towbars 17 13 TOWBAR, a metal bar...
towboat 16 13 a vessel constructed...
toweled 15 12 TOWEL, to wipe with...
towered 14 11 TOWER, to rise to a...
towhead 16 13 a head of light blon...
towhees 16 12 TOWHEE, any of sever...
towiest 15 10 TOWY, pertaining to...
towings 16 13 TOWING, the act of t...
towkays 22 16 TOWKAY, (Chinese) si...
towline 15 12 a line used for towi...
towmond 15 15 (Scots) a twelvemont...
towmons 15 14 TOWMON, (Scots) a tw...
towmont 15 14 (Scots) a twelvemont...
townees 13 11 TOWNEE, a town-dwell...
townier 14 11 TOWNY, belonging to...
townies 14 11 TOWNIE, a town-dwell...
townish 17 13 characteristic of a...
townlet 15 12 a small town, also T...
towpath 19 15 a path along a river...
towrope 16 13 a rope used in towin...
towsack 19 17 a sack made of a coa...
towsers 15 10 TOWSER, one who tows...
towsier 15 10 TOWSY, shaggy, unkem...
towsing 16 13 TOWSE, to dishevel,...
towting 16 13 TOWT, (Scots) to pou...
towzier 18 19 TOWZY, shaggy, unkem...
towzing 19 22 TOWZE, to dishevel,...
toxemia 18 17 blood poisoning due...
toxemic 22 20 relating to toxemia,...
toxical 22 18 of or pertaining to...
toxines 17 15 TOXINE, a poisonous...
toxoids 18 15 TOXOID, a toxin trea...
toyetic 21 12 (of a film or televi...
toyings 19 12 TOYING, the act of t...
toyland 18 12 the toy industry [n...
toyless 19 10 without toys [adj]
toylike 20 14 like toys [adj]
toylsom 20 13 (Spenser) toilsome,...
toyshop 22 14 a shop where toys ar...
toysome 18 12 sportive; trifling;...
toytown 20 13 a small model of a t...
tracers 15 10 TRACER, a kind of am...
tracery 21 12 ornamental work of i...
traceur 15 11 (French) a participa...
trachea 16 12 the passage conveyin...
trachle 18 13 to draggle, also TRA...
tracing 16 13 something that is tr...
tracked 16 15 TRACK, to follow the...
tracker 16 14 one who tracks [n -S...
trackie 16 14 (of a garment) origi...
tracted 15 11 TRACT, (Spenser) to...
tractor 15 10 a motor vehicle used...
tractus 16 11 (Latin) a psalm sung...
traders 12 8 TRADER, one who trad...
trading 13 11 the act of trading [...
traduce 15 12 to defame [v TRADUCE...
traffic 20 16 to engage in buying...
tragedy 19 12 a disastrous event [...
tragics 17 12 TRAGIC, the element...
tragule 14 11 (Greek) a small deer...
traiked 13 12 TRAIK, (Scots) to ma...
traikit 14 11 (Scots) worn out [ad...
trailed 13 9 TRAIL, to draw along...
trailer 13 8 to transport by a ve...
trained 11 9 TRAIN, to instruct s...
trainee 10 8 one who receives tra...
trainer 11 8 a soft running shoe,...
traipse 14 10 to walk wearily, als...
traitor 12 7 one who betrays anot...
traject 17 19 to transmit [v -ED,...
tramcar 16 13 a streetcar [n -S]
tramell 15 12 to hinder, also TRAM...
tramels 14 11 TRAMEL, (US) to hind...
trammed 14 14 TRAM, to travel by t...
trammel 15 14 to hinder, also TRAM...
trammie 14 13 (Australian) a tram...
tramped 15 14 TRAMP, to tread heav...
tramper 15 13 one who tramps, a va...
trampet 15 13 a small trampoline,...
trample 16 14 to tread roughly ove...
tramway 22 15 a route for a tram [...
tranced 14 12 TRANCE, to put into...
trances 14 11 TRANCE, to put into...
trancey 20 13 (of music, etc.) cre...
tranche 16 13 (French) a slice or...
tranect 14 11 (Shakespeare) a ferr...
trangam 13 13 a showy or worthless...
trangle 13 11 in heraldry, a dimin...
tranked 12 13 TRANK, (short for) t...
trankum 14 16 (Scott) a trinket, a...
trannie 10 9 (colloquial) transis...
transes 11 8 TRANSE, a through pa...
transit 12 8 to pass across or th...
transom 12 11 a small window above...
tranted 11 9 TRANT, to traffic in...
tranter 11 8 one who trants; a pe...
trapans 13 11 TRAPAN, to operate o...
trapeze 16 19 to perform on a gymn...
traping 15 13 TRAPE, to walk in an...
trapped 16 14 TRAP, to catch in a...
trapper 16 13 one that traps [n -S...
trapsed 14 11 TRAPSE, to walk in a...
trapses 14 10 TRAPSE, to walk in a...
trashed 14 10 TRASH, to wreck or v...
trasher 14 9 one that destroys or...
trashes 14 9 TRASH, to wreck or v...
trasses 12 7 TRASS, an earthy vol...
traumas 13 11 TRAUMA, a severe emo...
travail 15 12 to toil [v -ED, -ING...
travels 15 12 TRAVEL, to go from o...
travois 14 11 a kind of North Amer...
trawled 16 12 TRAWL, to fish by dr...
trawler 16 11 a vessel used for tr...
trawley 22 13 a small truck for tr...
traybit 21 12 (Australian slang) a...
trayful 22 14 as much as a tray ca...
trayned 17 11 TRAYNE, (Spenser) to...
traynes 17 10 TRAYNE, (Spenser) to...
treacle 15 11 to smear with molass...
treacly 22 13 thick and sweet like...
treaded 11 9 TREAD, to walk on, o...
treader 11 8 one who treads [n -S...
treadle 12 9 to work by a foot pe...
treague 12 10 (Spenser) a truce [n...
treason 10 8 betrayal of one's co...
treated 11 8 TREAT, to deal with...
treater 11 7 one who treats [n -S...
trebled 15 12 TREBLE, to triple [v...
trebles 15 11 TREBLE, to triple [v...
trecked 16 15 TRECK, to go on a jo...
treddle 13 10 to work by a foot pe...
treeing 12 10 TREE, to drive up a...
treetop 13 10 the top of a tree [n...
treewax 20 17 a wax secreted by a...
trefoil 15 11 a plant having three...
trehala 14 10 a sweet substance ob...
treille 14 9 (French) a trellis [...
trekked 14 16 TREK, to go on a jou...
trekker 14 15 one who treks [n -S]
trellis 15 9 to supply with a fra...
tremble 16 14 to shake involuntari...
trembly 23 16 tremulous [adj TREMB...
tremies 13 10 TREMIE, (French) a h...
tremolo 13 11 (Italian) a vibratin...
tremors 13 10 TREMOR, to quiver, s...
trenail 12 9 a wooden peg used to...
trended 11 10 TREND, to have a ten...
trenise 11 8 (French) the fourth...
trental 12 9 a series of thirty r...
trepang 14 13 (Malay) a sea cucumb...
trepans 13 11 TREPAN, to cut holes...
tressed 12 8 TRESS, to form into...
tressel 13 8 a support consisting...
tresses 12 7 TRESS, to form into...
trestle 13 8 a framework for supp...
trevets 14 11 TREVET, a small stan...
treviss 15 11 a stall, also TRAVIS...
treybit 21 12 a threepenny piece,...
triable 15 11 subject to judicial...
triacid 16 11 a type of acid compo...
triacts 16 10 TRIACT, a three-raye...
triadic 16 11 having the character...
triaged 13 10 TRIAGE, to practise...
triages 13 9 TRIAGE, to practise...
trialed 13 9 TRIAL, to make a jud...
triarch 18 12 a ruler of a triarch...
triatic 16 10 a rope joining adjac...
triaxon 17 15 a sponge spicule wit...
triazin 15 17 a nitrogen compound...
tribade 14 11 (French) a female ho...
tribady 21 13 lesbianism, also TRI...
tribals 16 11 TRIBAL, a member of...
tribble 18 14 a horizontal frame w...
triblet 16 11 a tapering mandrel o...
tribune 14 12 an ancient Roman off...
tribute 15 11 a testimony or gift...
tricars 16 10 TRICAR, a three-whee...
triceps 18 13 an arm muscle, also...
tricing 17 13 TRICE, to haul up wi...
tricity 23 12 an area that compris...
tricked 17 15 TRICK, to deceive [v...
tricker 17 14 one who plays tricks...
trickie 17 14 characterized by dec...
trickle 18 15 to run slowly in a s...
trickly 25 17 marked by trickling...
tricksy 24 16 mischievous [adj TRI...
triclad 17 12 an aquatic flatworm...
tricorn 15 11 a hat with the brim...
tricots 16 10 TRICOT, (French) a p...
tridarn 12 9 (Welsh) a Welsh dres...
trident 12 9 a spear with three p...
triduan 12 10 lasting three days [...
triduum 15 13 (Latin) a period of...
triella 14 9 (Australia) a bet no...
trienes 11 8 TRIENE, a type of ch...
triffer 17 13 TRIFF, (slang) terri...
triffic 21 16 (slang) terrific, ex...
triffid 18 14 a monstrous fictiona...
trifled 16 12 TRIFLE, to waste tim...
trifler 16 11 one who trifles [n -...
trifles 16 11 TRIFLE, to waste tim...
trifold 16 12 having three parts [...
trifoly 22 13 a plant having three...
triform 16 13 having three forms [...
trigamy 21 14 having three legal s...
trigged 15 12 TRIG, to make someth...
trigger 15 11 to set in action [v...
triglot 15 10 a book written in th...
trigons 13 10 TRIGON, a figure hav...
trigram 15 12 a cluster of three s...
trijets 15 16 TRIJET, an aeroplane...
trilbys 23 13 TRILBY, a soft felt...
trilith 17 10 (Greek) a stone monu...
trilled 15 10 TRILL, to play with...
triller 15 9 a kind of tropical b...
trilobe 15 11 something that has t...
trilogy 21 12 a group of three rel...
trimers 14 10 TRIMER, a substance...
trimmed 15 14 TRIM, to cut neatly...
trimmer 15 13 one that trims, a po...
trimpot 16 13 a small instrument f...
trimtab 16 13 a tab on an aircraft...
trinary 18 10 consisting of three...
trindle 13 10 to propel by causing...
tringle 14 11 a curtain-rod for a...
trining 13 11 TRINE, to place in a...
trinity 19 10 a group of three [n...
trinket 13 12 to have underhand de...
trinkum 15 16 a trinket, also TRAN...
triodes 12 8 TRIODE, a type of el...
triolet 13 8 a short poem of fixe...
triones 11 8 (Latin) the seven st...
trionym 19 13 a trinomial name or...
trioses 12 7 TRIOSE, a simple sug...
trioxid 19 15 an oxide containing...
tripack 19 17 a type of film pack...
tripart 15 10 divided into three p...
tripery 21 12 a place that sells o...
tripier 15 10 TRIPY, like tripe, w...
tripled 16 12 TRIPLE, to make thre...
triples 16 11 TRIPLE, to make thre...
triplet 16 11 a group of three of...
triplex 22 18 to provide something...
tripman 15 14 a man hired to work...
tripmen 15 14 TRIPMAN, a man hired...
tripods 15 11 TRIPOD, a stand with...
tripody 21 13 a verse of three met...
tripoli 16 11 an earthy substance...
tripped 17 14 TRIP, to stumble [v]
tripper 17 13 one who goes on trip...
trippet 17 13 a trivet which strik...
tripple 18 14 a horse's ambling ca...
tripses 15 10 TRIPSIS, pulverizati...
tripsis 16 10 pulverization [n TRI...
triptan 14 11 a drug for treating...
trireme 13 10 an ancient Greek or...
trisect 16 10 to divide into three...
triseme 13 10 a type of metrical f...
trishaw 18 12 a three-wheeled taxi...
trismic 18 13 relating to trismus,...
trismus 15 11 (Latin) a tetanic sp...
trisome 13 10 a chromosome that oc...
trisomy 20 12 the condition of bei...
trisula 14 9 (Sanskrit) the tride...
trisuls 15 9 TRISUL, (Sanskrit) t...
tritely 20 10 TRITE, banal, common...
tritest 13 7 TRITE, banal, common...
tritide 13 8 a compound of tritiu...
tritium 15 11 an isotope of hydrog...
tritoma 13 10 a flowering African...
tritone 11 8 a musical interval o...
tritons 12 8 TRITON, a kind of ma...
triumph 19 16 to be victorious [v...
triunes 12 9 TRIUNE, a trinity, a...
trivets 15 11 TRIVET, a small stan...
trivial 16 12 insignificant [adj T...
trivium 17 15 a group of studies i...
trizone 14 17 a country formed of...
troades 11 8 TROADE, (Spenser) a...
troaked 12 12 TROAK, (Scots) to ba...
troated 11 8 TROAT, to bellow lik...
trocars 15 10 TROCAR, a surgical i...
trochal 18 13 shaped like a wheel...
trochar 17 12 a surgical instrumen...
trochee 16 12 a type of metrical f...
troches 17 12 TROCHE, a medicinal...
trochil 19 13 an African bird, aka...
trochus 18 13 (Latin) a genus of g...
trocked 16 15 TROCK, (Scots) to ba...
trocken 15 15 (German) of wine, dr...
trodden 11 10 TREAD, to walk on, o...
troelie 12 8 (Tupi) an Amazonian...
troffer 16 13 a fixture for fluore...
trogged 14 12 TROG, to walk wearil...
trogons 12 10 TROGON, any of numer...
troikas 13 11 TROIKA, (Russian) a...
troilus 14 9 a large American but...
troking 14 14 TROKE, (Scots) to ba...
troland 12 10 a unit of measuremen...
trolled 14 10 TROLL, to fish with...
troller 14 9 a person who trolls,...
trolley 20 11 to travel by streetc...
trollop 16 12 a promiscuous woman...
tromino 12 11 a flat, three-sided...
trommel 15 14 (German) a revolving...
tromped 15 14 TROMP, to apply heav...
trompes 15 13 TROMPE, (French) an...
troolie 12 8 (Tupi) an Amazonian...
trooped 13 11 TROOP, to move in a...
trooper 13 10 a cavalryman [n -S]
trophic 20 15 pertaining to nutrit...
tropics 18 13 TROPIC, either of tw...
tropine 13 11 a poisonous alkaloid...
troping 15 13 TROPE, to provide wi...
tropins 14 11 TROPIN, a poisonous...
tropism 16 13 the response of an o...
tropist 15 10 a user of tropes [n...
trothed 14 10 TROTH, (Shakespeare)...
trotted 12 8 TROT, to drive at a...
trotter 12 7 a foot, esp. of a sh...
trotyls 20 10 TROTYL, an explosive...
trouble 15 12 to distress [v TROUB...
troughs 16 12 TROUGH, to eat greed...
trouled 13 10 TROULE, (Milton) to...
troules 13 9 TROULE, (Milton) to...
trounce 14 12 to beat severely [v...
trouped 14 12 TROUPE, to tour with...
trouper 14 11 a member of a theatr...
troupes 14 11 TROUPE, to tour with...
trouser 12 8 to appropriate or po...
trouses 12 8 TROUSE, (archaic) ir...
trouter 12 8 a trout fisherman [n...
trovers 14 11 TROVER, a type of le...
trowels 16 11 TROWEL, to smooth wi...
trowing 16 13 TROW, (archaic) to b...
trowths 18 12 TROWTH, (US) truth,...
truancy 21 14 an act of truanting,...
truants 12 9 TRUANT, to be absent...
trucage 16 13 (French) the faking...
trucial 17 12 bound by a truce [ad...
trucing 17 14 TRUCE, to suspend ho...
trucked 17 16 TRUCK, to transport...
trucker 17 15 a truck driver, also...
truckie 17 15 a truck driver, also...
truckle 18 16 to yield weakly [v T...
trudged 14 12 TRUDGE, to walk tire...
trudgen 13 12 a swimming stroke, a...
trudger 14 11 one who trudges [n -...
trudges 14 11 TRUDGE, to walk tire...
trueing 13 11 TRUE, to make true [...
trueman 12 12 (archaic) an honest...
truemen 12 12 TRUEMAN, (archaic) a...
truffes 17 14 TRUFFE, (French) a t...
truffle 18 15 an edible fungus, al...
truisms 15 11 TRUISM, an obvious t...
trumeau 13 12 a column supporting...
trumped 16 15 TRUMP, to outdo [v]
trumpet 16 14 to sound on a brass...
truncal 16 13 relating to the trun...
trundle 13 11 to propel by causing...
trunked 13 14 having a trunk [adj]
trunnel 12 11 a wooden peg used to...
trussed 13 9 TRUSS, to secure tig...
trusser 13 8 a person who or mach...
trusses 13 8 TRUSS, to secure tig...
trusted 13 9 TRUST, to place conf...
trustee 12 8 to entrust to an adm...
truster 13 8 one who trusts [n -S...
trustor 13 8 one who trustees his...
truther 15 10 a person who does no...
tryings 20 12 TRYING, the act of t...
trymata 19 12 TRYMA, (Greek) a kin...
tryouts 19 10 TRYOUT, a test of ab...
trypsin 21 13 an enzyme secreted b...
tryptic 25 15 relating to trypsin,...
trysail 20 10 a ship's sail bent t...
trysted 19 10 TRYST, to make an ap...
tryster 19 9 one who makes an app...
trystes 19 9 TRYSTE, a market [n]
tsaddik 14 13 (Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tsaddiq 21 18 (Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tsadiks 14 12 TSADIK, (Hebrew) in...
tsambas 15 13 TSAMBA, (Tibetan) a...
tsantsa 11 8 (Shuari) among the J...
tsardom 13 11 the domain of a czar...
tsarina 11 8 (Russian) the empres...
tsarism 14 10 government by a tsar...
tsarist 13 7 a supporter of tsari...
tsatske 13 11 (Yiddish) a knickkna...
tsetses 12 7 TSETSE, (Setswana) a...
tsigane 12 10 (Hungarian) a gypsy,...
tsimmes 15 13 (Yiddish) a sweetene...
tsktsks 16 15 TSKTSK, to utter an...
tsooris 12 7 (Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsotsis 13 7 TSOTSI, (Afrikaans)...
tsouris 13 8 (Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsunami 13 12 (Japanese) a great s...
tuatara 11 8 (Maori) a primitive...
tuatera 11 8 (Maori) a primitive...
tuatuas 12 9 TUATUA, (Maori) an e...
tubages 15 13 TUBAGE, the insertio...
tubaist 15 11 a tuba player, also...
tubbers 17 14 TUBBER, one who tubs...
tubbier 17 14 TUBBY, corpulent, al...
tubbing 18 17 material for making...
tubbish 20 16 round and fat, also...
tubeful 18 16 as much as a tube ca...
tubfast 17 14 (Shakespeare) the tr...
tubfish 20 16 the gurnard fish [n...
tubfuls 19 16 TUBFUL, as much as a...
tubifex 23 21 a freshwater tubicol...
tubings 16 14 TUBING, material in...
tubists 16 11 TUBIST, a tuba playe...
tublike 17 16 like a tub [adj]
tubular 16 13 in the form of a tub...
tubules 16 13 TUBULE, a small tube...
tubulin 16 14 a globular protein [...
tuchuns 18 15 TUCHUN, (Chinese) a...
tuckbox 25 25 a box used for carry...
tuckers 17 15 TUCKER, to tire out...
tuckets 17 15 TUCKET, (archaic) a...
tucking 18 18 a collection of tuck...
tuffets 17 14 TUFFET, a clump of g...
tufters 15 11 TUFTER, a hound that...
tuftier 15 11 TUFTY, abounding in...
tuftily 23 14 TUFTY, abounding in...
tufting 16 14 the act of decoratin...
tugboat 15 13 a boat that tows oth...
tuggers 15 12 TUGGER, one who tugs...
tugging 16 15 pulling forcibly [ad...
tughras 16 12 TUGHRA, (Turkish) an...
tughrik 18 16 (Mongolian) a Mongol...
tugless 15 11 being without a rope...
tugriks 16 14 TUGRIK, (Mongolian)...
tuilles 15 10 TUILLE, (French) arm...
tuilyie 20 11 (Scots) to struggle,...
tuilzie 17 18 (Scots) to struggle,...
tuition 12 9 a fee for instructio...
tuktoos 13 12 TUKTOO, (Inuit) a ca...
tuladis 14 10 TULADI, (Native Amer...
tulbans 15 13 TULBAN, (obsolete) a...
tulchan 18 15 (Gaelic) a calf's sk...
tulwars 17 12 TULWAR, (Hindi) an I...
tumbled 17 16 TUMBLE, to roll head...
tumbler 17 15 a drinking-glass [n...
tumbles 17 15 TUMBLE, to roll head...
tumbrel 17 15 a type of cart, also...
tumbril 18 15 a type of cart, also...
tumesce 16 14 to swell [v TUMESCED...
tumidly 22 15 TUMID, swollen [adv]
tummies 15 14 TUMMY, (colloquial)...
tummler 16 15 (Yiddish) one, such...
tumoral 14 12 relating to a tumor...
tumours 14 12 TUMOUR, an abnormal...
tumpier 16 14 TUMPY, hummocky [adj...
tumping 17 17 TUMP, to drag [v]
tumshie 16 13 a turnip [n -S]
tumular 15 13 of or like a tumulus...
tumults 16 13 TUMULT, to make a gr...
tumulus 16 14 a mound over a grave...
tunable 14 13 capable of being tun...
tunably 21 15 TUNABLE, capable of...
tunding 13 13 TUND, (archaic) to b...
tundish 15 12 (Shakespeare) a wood...
tundras 12 10 TUNDRA, a level, tre...
tunduns 12 12 TUNDUN, (Native Aust...
tuneage 11 11 (a piece of) recorde...
tuneful 15 14 melodious [adj TUNEF...
tuneups 14 13 TUNEUP, an adjustmen...
tunicae 14 12 TUNICA, (Latin) an e...
tunicin 15 13 a gelatinous substan...
tunicle 16 13 a short ecclesiastic...
tuniest 12 9 TUNY, tuneful, esp....
tunings 13 12 TUNING, the way in w...
tunkets 13 13 TUNKET, hell, used a...
tunnage 11 12 a tax of so much a t...
tunnels 12 11 TUNNEL, to dig a tun...
tunnies 11 10 TUNNY, a tuna fish [...
tunning 12 13 the act of tunning [...
tupelos 15 12 TUPELO, (Native Amer...
tupping 18 17 copulation of ram wi...
tupunas 14 13 TUPUNA, (Maori) an a...
turacin 15 12 a red or crimson pig...
turacos 15 11 TURACO, an African b...
turacou 15 12 an African bird, als...
turband 14 13 (Shakespeare) a turb...
turbans 14 12 TURBAN, a man's head...
turbant 14 12 (Milton) a turban [n...
turbary 21 13 a place where peat c...
turbeth 17 13 a medicinal plant ro...
turbine 14 12 a type of engine, al...
turbith 18 13 a medicinal plant ro...
turbits 16 11 TURBIT, a kind of do...
turbond 14 13 (Shakespeare) a turb...
turbots 15 11 TURBOT, a large flat...
turdine 12 10 belonging to a famil...
turdion 12 10 (French) a Renaissan...
turdoid 13 10 thrush-like [adj]
tureens 11 9 TUREEN, a large vess...
turfier 15 11 TURFY, covered with...
turfing 16 14 the act of turfing [...
turfite 15 11 a devotee of horse r...
turfman 15 15 a person who is devo...
turfmen 15 15 TURFMAN, a person wh...
turfski 17 15 a type of ski [n -S]
turgent 13 11 (obsolete) turgid [a...
turgite 14 10 an iron ore [n -S]
turgors 14 10 TURGOR, the state of...
turions 12 9 TURION, (French) an...
turista 13 8 (Spanish) intestinal...
turkeys 20 14 TURKEY, a large Amer...
turkies 14 12 (Shakespeare) turquo...
turkois 14 12 (archaic) turquoise...
turmoil 15 12 to cause a commotion...
turndun 12 12 (Native Australian)...
turners 12 9 TURNER, one who turn...
turnery 18 11 the shaping of artic...
turning 13 12 a rotation about an...
turnips 15 12 TURNIP, to plant wit...
turnipy 21 14 like a turnip [adj]
turnkey 19 15 a person who has cha...
turnoff 16 15 a road that branches...
turnons 11 10 TURNON, something th...
turnout 12 10 an assemblage of peo...
turnups 15 13 TURNUP, a part of a...
turpeth 17 13 a medicinal plant ro...
turpses 15 11 TURPS, (short for) t...
turrets 13 8 TURRET, a small towe...
turtled 14 10 TURTLE, to hunt or c...
turtler 14 9 one who catches turt...
turtles 14 9 TURTLE, to hunt or c...
tusches 18 13 TUSCHE, (German) a b...
tushery 21 12 a style of period no...
tushies 15 10 TUSHY, (Yiddish) the...
tushing 16 13 TUSH, to gore with a...
tushkar 16 14 a turf-spade, also T...
tushker 16 14 a turf-spade, also T...
tuskars 14 12 TUSKAR, a turf-spade...
tuskers 14 12 TUSKER, a turf-spade...
tuskier 14 12 TUSKY, having promin...
tusking 15 15 the act of piercing...
tussahs 15 10 TUSSAH, (Hindi) a fa...
tussars 13 8 TUSSAR, (Hindi) a fa...
tussehs 15 10 TUSSEH, (Hindi) a fa...
tussers 13 8 TUSSER, (Hindi) a fa...
tussive 15 12 relating to a cough,...
tussled 14 10 TUSSLE, to struggle...
tussles 14 9 TUSSLE, to struggle...
tussock 17 15 a clump of grass, al...
tussore 12 8 (Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tussors 13 8 TUSSOR, (Hindi) a fa...
tussuck 18 16 a clump of grass, al...
tussurs 14 9 TUSSUR, (Hindi) a fa...
tutania 11 9 a type of Britannia...
tutelar 13 9 one who has the powe...
tutenag 12 11 (Marathi) an alloy o...
tutored 12 9 TUTOR, to instruct p...
tutoyed 18 11 TUTOYER, to address...
tutoyer 18 10 to address familiarl...
tutress 13 8 (archaic) a female t...
tutsans 12 9 TUTSAN, any of sever...
tutsing 14 11 TUTS, (Scots) to say...
tutties 13 8 TUTTY, an impure zin...
tutting 14 11 the act of tutting [...
tutwork 17 15 piece-work [n -S]
tuxedos 18 16 TUXEDO, a man's semi...
tuyeres 18 10 TUYERE, a pipe throu...
twaddle 16 13 to talk foolishly, a...
twaddly 23 15 boringly [adj TWADDL...
twafald 18 15 (Scots) twofold [adj...
twaites 15 10 TWAITE, a fish, a ki...
twanged 15 14 TWANG, to make a sha...
twanger 15 13 a person playing a s...
twangle 16 14 to make a sharp, vib...
twankay 21 17 (Chinese) a variety...
twasome 15 13 (Scots) a twosome [n...
twatted 15 11 TWAT, (slang) to str...
twattle 16 11 to talk foolishly, a...
tweaked 15 15 TWEAK, to pinch and...
tweaker 15 14 a small screwdriver...
tweedle 15 12 to perform casually...
tweeled 15 12 TWEEL, to weave with...
tweener 13 11 a player having some...
tweenie 13 11 (colloquial) a betwe...
tweeple 17 14 people who communica...
tweered 14 11 TWEER, (obsolete) to...
tweeted 14 11 TWEET, to make a sou...
tweeter 14 10 a loudspeaker made f...
tweetup 17 14 an online meeting of...
tweezed 17 20 TWEEZE, to pluck wit...
tweezer 17 19 a pincerlike tool [n...
tweezes 17 19 TWEEZE, to pluck wit...
twelfth 21 16 twelfth in sequence...
twelves 18 15 TWELVE, a number, tw...
twerked 16 15 TWERK, to thrust the...
twibill 21 15 a battle-axe with tw...
twibils 20 14 TWIBIL, a battle-axe...
twicers 19 13 TWICER, a compositor...
twiddle 17 13 to play idly with so...
twiddly 24 15 having many turns [a...
twifold 19 15 twofold, also TWAFAL...
twigged 18 15 TWIG, to observe, un...
twiggen 17 15 (Shakespeare) made o...
twigger 18 14 a wanton [n -S]
twights 20 14 TWIGHT, (Spenser) to...
twiglet 18 13 a small twig [n -S]
twigloo 17 13 a makeshift shelter...
twilled 18 13 TWILL, to weave with...
twilted 17 12 TWILT, to quilt [v]
twiners 15 11 TWINER, a twining pl...
twinged 16 14 TWINGE, to affect wi...
twinges 16 13 TWINGE, to affect wi...
twinier 15 11 TWINY, resembling st...
twining 16 14 winding, coiling [ad...
twinjet 17 20 an aircraft with two...
twinked 16 16 TWINK, to blink [v]
twinkie 16 15 (trade) a stereotypi...
twinkle 17 16 to shine with a flic...
twinkly 24 18 given to twinkling [...
twinned 14 13 TWIN, to bring toget...
twinset 15 11 a matching jumper an...
twinter 15 11 (Scots) a two-year o...
twiring 17 13 TWIRE, (Shakespeare)...
twirled 17 12 TWIRL, to rotate rap...
twirler 17 11 a person who or thin...
twiscar 19 13 a turf-spade, also T...
twisted 16 11 TWIST, to force arou...
twister 16 10 (colloquial) a torna...
twistor 16 10 a complex variable r...
twitchy 28 17 given to twitching [...
twitted 16 11 TWIT, to upbraid, ta...
twitten 15 11 a narrow lane betwee...
twitter 16 10 to chirp [v -ED, -IN...
twizzle 23 29 to twirl, spin [v TW...
twoccer 21 16 a person who takes (...
twocker 19 17 a person who takes a...
twofers 17 13 TWOFER, something th...
twofold 18 15 an amount twice as g...
twoness 14 11 the state of being t...
twonies 14 11 TWONIE, a Canadian t...
twoonie 13 11 (colloquial) a Canad...
twosome 15 13 a pair of two [n -S]
twyeres 21 12 TWYERE, a pipe throu...
twyfold 25 17 twofold, also TWAFAL...
tychism 26 17 the theory that obje...
tycoons 20 13 TYCOON, a wealthy an...
tylopod 21 14 ungulates with padde...
tyloses 19 10 TYLOSIS, an ingrowth...
tylosin 19 11 an antibiotic [n -S]
tylosis 20 10 an ingrowth from a n...
tylotes 19 10 TYLOTE, a cylindrica...
tymbals 23 16 TYMBAL, (archaic) a...
tympana 20 16 TYMPANUM, the cavity...
tympani 21 16 TYMPANO, a kettledru...
tympano 20 16 a kettledrum, also T...
tympans 21 16 TYMPAN, a drum [n]
tympany 27 18 a swelling of the ab...
typable 23 16 that can be typed, a...
typebar 22 15 a part of a typewrit...
typeset 20 12 to set in type [v TY...
typhoid 23 15 an infectious diseas...
typhons 22 15 TYPHON, (Greek) a wh...
typhoon 21 15 a tropical hurricane...
typhose 22 14 of or pertaining to...
typhous 23 15 of or pertaining to...
typical 25 16 representative of a...
typiest 21 12 TYPY, conforming to...
typings 22 15 TYPING, the act of t...
typists 22 12 TYPIST, one who type...
typtoed 20 13 TYPTO, to work at Gr...
tyraned 17 11 TYRAN, to play the o...
tyranne 16 11 to play the oppresso...
tyranny 23 13 the rule of a tyrant...
tyrants 18 10 TYRANT, to play the...
tyrones 17 10 TYRO, a beginner or...
tyronic 21 13 resembling a tyro, a...
tysties 19 9 TYSTIE, an Orkney an...
tything 22 14 TYTHE, to pay a tent...
tzaddik 17 22 (Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tzaddiq 24 27 (Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tzaddis 16 18 TZADDI, (Hebrew) a H...
tzadiks 17 21 TZADIK, (Hebrew) in...
tzardom 16 20 the domain of a czar...
tzarina 14 17 (Russian) the empres...
tzarism 17 19 government by a tsar...
tzarist 16 16 a supporter of tsari...
tzetses 15 16 TZETSE, (Setswana) a...
tzetzes 18 25 TZETZE, (Setswana) a...
tzigane 15 19 (Hungarian) a gypsy,...
tzigany 22 21 (Hungarian) a gypsy,...
tzimmes 18 22 (Yiddish) a sweetene...
tzitzis 20 25 (Hebrew) the tassels...
tzitzit 20 25 (Hebrew) the tassels...