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taal
7
5
the Afrikaans langua...
tabi
9
7
(Japanese) a kind of...
tabs
9
7
TAB, to provide with...
tabu
9
8
to exclude or prohib...
tace
9
7
in plate armour, one...
tach
12
9
(short for) tachomet...
tack
11
11
to fasten with short...
taco
9
7
(Spanish) in Mexican...
tact
10
7
skill in dealing wit...
tads
7
5
TAD, a small amount...
taed
6
5
TAE, to toe the line...
tael
7
5
(Malay) a Oriental u...
taes
6
4
TAE, to toe the line...
tags
8
6
TAG, to provide with...
taha
8
6
(Zulu) the South Afr...
tahr
9
6
a Himalayan wild goa...
taig
8
6
(Irish) a derogatory...
tail
8
5
to follow closely, t...
tain
6
5
paper-thin tin plate...
tais
7
4
TAI, a Japanese sea...
tait
7
4
(Scots) a small port...
taka
7
8
(Bengali) a monetary...
take
7
8
to seize possession...
taki
8
8
(Mongolian) a rare w...
taks
8
8
TAK, (Scots) to take...
taky
14
10
(obsolete) attractiv...
tala
7
5
(Sanskrit) a traditi...
talc
11
8
to treat with a fine...
tale
7
5
a story [n -S]
tali
8
5
TALUS, a slope forme...
talk
9
9
to communicate by sp...
tall
9
6
having great height...
tame
7
7
not wild [adj TAMER,...
tamp
10
10
to pack down by tapp...
tams
8
7
TAM, a tight-fitting...
tana
5
5
(Hindi) an Indian po...
tane
5
5
(Spenser) taken [v]
tang
7
7
to ring [v -ED, -ING...
tanh
8
7
(short for) a hyperb...
tank
7
9
to store in a contai...
tans
6
5
TAN, to become brown...
taos
6
4
TAO, a path of virtu...
tapa
8
7
(Polynesian) a kind...
tape
8
7
a long, narrow strip...
taps
9
7
TAP, to strike gentl...
tapu
9
8
to forbid the use of...
tara
6
4
(Maori) a variety of...
tare
6
4
to assess the weight...
tarn
6
5
a small mountain lak...
taro
6
4
a kind of yam, aka d...
tarp
9
7
(slang) a tarapaulin...
tars
7
4
TAR, to cover with a...
tart
7
4
sharp tasting [adj T...
tase
6
4
to stun with a gun t...
tash
9
6
(Scots) to soil, ble...
task
8
8
to assign a mission...
tass
7
4
(dialect) a mow, a h...
tate
6
4
(Scots) a small port...
tath
9
6
to manure [v -ED, -I...
tats
7
4
TAT, to make lace [v...
tatt
7
4
to make lace [v -ED,...
tatu
7
5
a design marked on t...
taus
7
5
TAU, a Greek letter...
taut
7
5
stretched tight [adj...
tava
8
8
(Hindi) a griddle in...
tavs
9
8
TAV, a letter of the...
tawa
9
7
(Hindi) a griddle in...
taws
10
7
TAW, to convert into...
tawt
10
7
(Scots) to mat, tang...
taxa
12
11
TAXON, a unit of sci...
taxi
13
11
to travel in a taxic...
tays
13
6
TAY, (dialect) tea [...
tead
6
5
(Spenser) a torch, a...
teak
7
8
an East Indian tree,...
teal
7
5
a river duck [n -S]
team
7
7
to join together for...
tear
6
4
to weep [v -ED, -ING...
teas
6
4
TEA, to drink a beve...
teat
6
4
a mammary gland [n -...
tech
12
9
(short for) a techni...
tecs
10
7
TEC, (slang) a detec...
teds
7
5
TED, to spread hay f...
tedy
13
7
(Scott) tedious [adj...
teed
6
5
TEE, to place a golf...
teek
7
8
(Hinglish) well [adj...
teel
7
5
the sesame plant, al...
teem
7
7
to be full to overfl...
teen
5
5
(obsolete) to injure...
teer
6
4
to daub, plaster [v...
tees
6
4
TEE, to place a golf...
teff
11
10
a kind of cereal gra...
tefs
9
7
TEF, a kind of cerea...
tegg
9
8
a sheep in its secon...
tegs
8
6
TEG, a sheep in its...
tegu
8
7
(Aztec) a large blac...
tehr
9
6
a Himalayan wild goa...
teil
8
5
(Biblical) an oaklik...
tein
6
5
a monetary unit of K...
tela
7
5
(Latin) a weblike st...
teld
8
6
TELL, to inform [v]
tele
7
5
(short for) televisi...
tell
9
6
to inform [v TOLD or...
tels
8
5
TEL, in Arab lands,...
telt
8
5
TELL, to inform [v]
teme
7
7
(obsolete) a team [n...
temp
10
10
to be employed as a...
tems
8
7
to sift, also TEMSE...
tend
6
6
to watch over [v -ED...
tene
5
5
(archaic) injury, pa...
tens
6
5
TEN, the next whole...
tent
6
5
a portable shelter o...
tepa
8
7
an organophosphorus...
terf
9
7
(Milton) turf, also...
term
8
7
to designate [v -ED,...
tern
6
5
a long-winged aquati...
test
7
4
to examine criticall...
tete
6
4
(French) an elaborat...
teth
9
6
(Hebrew) a letter of...
tets
7
4
TET, (Hebrew) a lett...
tews
10
7
TEW, to hustle [v]
text
13
11
the main body of a p...
thae
8
6
(Scots) these [adj]
than
8
7
(obsolete) then, tha...
thar
9
6
(Nepali) a Himalayan...
that
9
6
the one indicated [p...
thaw
12
9
to melt [v -ED, -ING...
thee
8
6
to use the pronoun t...
them
10
9
the objective case o...
then
8
7
that time [n -S]
thew
12
9
a well-developed mus...
they
15
8
the 3d person plural...
thig
11
8
(Scots) to beg; to l...
thin
9
7
not fat [adj THINNER...
thio
9
6
of compounds, contai...
thir
10
6
(Scots) those [adj]
this
10
6
the person or thing...
thon
8
7
(Scots) yon [adj]
thou
9
7
to address as thou [...
thro
9
6
(archaic) through [p...
thru
10
7
(archaic) through [p...
thud
10
8
to make a dull, heav...
thug
11
9
a brutal ruffian [n...
thus
10
7
in such a way [adv T...
tian
6
5
a vegetable gratin b...
tiar
7
4
a three-tiered crown...
tice
10
7
(Shakespeare) to ent...
tich
13
9
a small person, also...
tick
12
11
to make a sound like...
tics
11
7
TIC, to twitch [v]
tide
7
5
to flow like the ris...
tids
8
5
TID, (Scots) a mood,...
tidy
14
7
in good order [adj T...
tied
7
5
TIE, to fasten [v]
tier
7
4
to arrange in rows [...
ties
7
4
TIE, to fasten [v]
tiff
12
10
to have a petty quar...
tift
10
7
(Scots) to quarrel,...
tige
8
6
(French) the shaft o...
tigs
9
6
TIG, to touch [v]
tika
8
8
(Hindi) a red mark o...
tike
8
8
a dog, a cur, also T...
tiki
9
8
(Maori) to take a sc...
tiks
9
8
TIK, the drug metham...
tile
8
5
to cover with thin s...
till
10
6
to prepare land for...
tils
9
5
TIL, the sesame plan...
tilt
9
5
to cause to slant [v...
time
8
7
to reckon the speed...
tina
6
5
(slang) crystal meth...
tind
7
6
to kindle, also TEEN...
tine
6
5
(Scots) to lose, als...
ting
8
7
to emit a high-pitch...
tink
8
9
to make a sharp, shr...
tins
7
5
TIN, to coat with a...
tint
7
5
to colour slightly [...
tiny
13
7
very small [adj TINI...
tipi
10
7
(Native American) a...
tips
10
7
TIP, to give a gratu...
tipt
10
7
TIP, to give a gratu...
tire
7
4
to grow tired [v TIR...
tirl
9
5
(Scots) to turn; to...
tiro
7
4
a beginner or novice...
tirr
8
4
(Scots) to strip [v...
tite
7
4
(obsolete) promptly,...
titi
8
4
a small South Americ...
tits
8
4
TIT, to tug [v]
tivy
16
10
with great speed [ad...
tiyn
13
7
a monetary unit of K...
tizz
14
22
(colloquial) a state...
toad
6
5
any anuran amphibian...
toby
15
9
in thieves' slang, t...
tock
11
11
to make the sound of...
toco
9
7
punishment, also TOK...
tocs
10
7
TOC, telecommunicati...
tods
7
5
TOD, a weight used i...
tody
13
7
a small West Indian...
toea
5
4
a monetary unit of P...
toed
6
5
TOE, to touch with p...
toes
6
4
TOE, to touch with p...
toey
12
6
(Australian slang) n...
toff
11
10
a dandy [n -S]
toft
9
7
a homestead; a hillo...
tofu
9
8
(Japanese) a soft Or...
toga
7
6
a garment worn in an...
toge
7
6
(obsolete) a toga [n...
togs
8
6
TOG, to clothe [v]
toho
8
6
a call for a hunting...
toil
8
5
to work hard [v -ED,...
toit
7
4
to saunter [v -ED, -...
toke
7
8
to puff a marijuana...
toko
7
8
punishment, also TOC...
tola
7
5
(Hindi) an Indian un...
told
8
6
TELL, to inform [v]
tole
7
5
to lure or decoy [v...
toll
9
6
to sound, as a large...
tolt
8
5
a kind of writ in Ol...
tolu
8
6
a fragrant balsam sa...
tomb
10
10
to place in a burial...
tome
7
7
a large, usually sch...
tomo
7
7
(Maori) a shaft form...
toms
8
7
TOM, to engage in pr...
tone
5
5
to give a particular...
tong
7
7
to lift with tongs,...
tonk
7
9
(Australian slang) t...
tons
6
5
TON, a unit of weigh...
tony
12
7
high-toned, also TON...
took
7
8
TAKE, to seize posse...
tool
7
5
to use an implement...
toom
7
7
(Scots) empty [adj T...
toon
5
5
(Hindi) an Indian tr...
toot
6
4
to sound a horn [v -...
tope
8
7
to drink liquor to e...
toph
11
9
a porous limestone,...
topi
9
7
(Hindi) a tropical p...
topo
8
7
(colloquial) a pictu...
tops
9
7
TOP, to cut off the...
tora
6
4
(Hebrew) the body of...
torc
10
7
a necklace or armban...
tore
6
4
a surface described...
tori
7
4
TORUS, (Latin) a lar...
torn
6
5
TEAR, to weep [v]
toro
6
4
(Spanish) a bull [n...
torr
7
4
a unit of pressure e...
tors
7
4
TOR, a high, craggy...
tort
7
4
a civil wrong [n -S]
tory
13
6
a political conserva...
tosa
6
4
(Japanese) a breed o...
tose
6
4
(Scots) to tease out...
tosh
9
6
to trim [v -ED, -ING...
toss
7
4
to throw lightly [v...
tost
7
4
TOSS, to throw light...
tote
6
4
to carry by hand [v...
tots
7
4
TOT, to total [v]
touk
8
9
(Scots) to tap, drum...
toun
6
6
(Scots) a town [n -S...
tour
7
5
to travel from place...
tout
7
5
to solicit brazenly...
town
9
8
an urban centre of p...
tows
10
7
TOW, to pull by mean...
towt
10
7
(Scots) to pout, sul...
towy
16
9
pertaining to tow, p...
toyo
12
6
a smooth straw used...
toys
13
6
TOY, to amuse onesel...
toze
9
13
to tease out, draw o...
trad
7
5
(short for) traditio...
tram
8
7
to travel by tramcar...
trap
9
7
to catch in a snare...
trat
7
4
(short for) a tratto...
tray
13
6
the three in cards o...
tree
6
4
a tall, woody plant...
tref
9
7
(Hebrew) in the Jewi...
trek
8
8
to go on a journey,...
trem
8
7
an electric guitar l...
tres
7
4
(French) very [adv]
tret
7
4
(historical) an allo...
trew
10
7
(obsolete) true [adj...
trey
13
6
the three in cards o...
trez
10
13
the three in cards o...
trie
7
4
(Spenser) to try [v...
trig
9
6
(Scots) trim, neat [...
trim
9
7
neat [adj TRIMMER, T...
trin
7
5
a triplet by birth [...
trio
7
4
a group of three [n...
trip
10
7
to stumble [v TRIPPE...
trod
7
5
(obsolete) a track,...
trog
8
6
to walk wearily [v T...
tron
6
5
(Scots) a public wei...
trop
9
7
(French) too much [a...
trot
7
4
to drive at a pace b...
trou
7
5
(short for) trousers...
trow
10
7
(archaic) to believe...
troy
13
6
a system of weights...
true
7
5
corresponding to fac...
trug
9
7
a shallow wooden bas...
trye
13
6
(Spenser) choice, pu...
tryp
16
9
(short for) a trypan...
tsar
7
4
(Russian) a ruler, e...
tsks
9
8
TSK, to utter an exc...
tuan
6
6
an Australian marsup...
tuba
9
8
a brass wind instrum...
tube
9
8
to fit with a long h...
tubs
10
8
TUB, to wash in a la...
tuck
12
12
to fold under [v -ED...
tufa
9
8
(Italian) a rock mad...
tuff
12
11
a general term for a...
tuft
10
8
to form into a bunch...
tugs
9
7
TUG, to pull with fo...
tuis
8
5
TUI, (Maori) a New Z...
tule
8
6
a large American bul...
tump
11
11
to drag [v -ED, -ING...
tums
9
8
TUM, (colloquial) th...
tuna
6
6
a marine food fish [...
tund
7
7
(archaic) to beat, t...
tune
6
6
to adjust to a prope...
tung
8
8
(Chinese) a kind of...
tuns
7
6
TUN, to store in a l...
tuny
13
8
tuneful, esp. in a s...
tups
10
8
TUP, to copulate wit...
turd
8
6
(offensive) a piece...
turf
10
8
a surface layer of e...
turk
9
9
a young dynamic pers...
turm
9
8
a troop, also TURME...
turn
7
6
to change direction,...
turr
8
5
(Canadian) a Newfoun...
tush
10
7
to gore with a long,...
tusk
9
9
to gore with a long,...
tuts
8
5
(Scots) to say tut,...
tutu
8
6
(French) a ballerina...
tuzz
14
23
a tuft [n -ES]
twae
9
7
(Scots) two, also TW...
twal
11
8
(Scots) twelve [n -S...
twas
10
7
TWA, (Scots) two, al...
twat
10
7
(slang) to strike vi...
tway
16
9
(Scots) two, also TW...
twee
9
7
affectedly cute or q...
twig
12
9
to observe, understa...
twin
10
8
to bring together in...
twit
11
7
to upbraid, taunt [v...
twos
10
7
TWO, the next whole...
tyde
13
7
(Spenser) tied [v]
tyed
13
7
TYE, to wash in a tr...
tyee
12
6
a food fish [n -S]
tyer
13
6
one who ties [n -S]
tyes
13
6
TYE, to wash in a tr...
tygs
15
8
TYG, an old drinking...
tyin
13
7
a monetary unit of K...
tyke
14
10
a small child, also...
tymp
17
12
the plate on a blast...
tynd
13
8
TIND, to kindle, als...
tyne
12
7
to lose, also TINE [...
type
15
9
to print with a type...
typo
15
9
a typographical erro...
typp
18
12
a unit of yarn size...
typy
22
11
conforming to the st...
tyre
13
6
to supply a covering...
tyro
13
6
a beginner or novice...
tyte
13
6
(obsolete) promptly,...
tzar
10
13
(Russian) a ruler, e...
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