6 letter words that start with T

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6 letter words that start with T

6 letter T word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
taatas	9	6	TAATA, (East Africa)...
tabard	12	10	a herald's or knight...
tabbed	14	13	TAB, to provide with...
tabbis	15	12	a silk fabric [n -ES...
tabefy	20	14	to waste away [v TAB...
taberd	12	10	a herald's or knight...
tabers	12	9	TABER, to play on th...
tablas	13	10	TABLA, (Hindi) an In...
tabled	13	11	TABLE, to place on f...
tables	13	10	TABLE, to place on f...
tablet	13	10	to write on a small...
taboos	11	9	TABOO, to exclude or...
tabors	12	9	TABOR, to play on th...
tabour	12	10	to beat on a small d...
tabret	12	9	(historical) a small...
tabued	12	11	TABU, to exclude or...
tabula	13	11	(Latin) a table; a t...
tabuli	14	11	(Arabic) a kind of L...
tabuns	12	11	TABUN, (German) an o...
tacans	12	10	TACAN, an electronic...
taches	15	11	TACHE, (Biblical) a...
tachos	15	11	TACHO, (short for) a...
tacked	14	14	TACK, to fasten with...
tacker	14	13	(Australian slang) a...
tacket	14	13	(Scots) a small, bro...
tackey	20	15	slightly sticky, als...
tackle	15	14	to seize and throw t...
tactic	17	12	a manoeuvre for gain...
taddie	10	8	(Australian slang) a...
taeing	10	9	TAE, to toe the line...
taenia	8	7	(Latin) a narrow ban...
taffia	14	12	a liquor resembling...
tafias	12	9	TAFIA, a liquor rese...
tagged	12	11	TAG, to provide with...
taggee	11	10	a person wearing an...
tagger	12	10	the pursuer in a gam...
tagine	10	9	a conical clay pot u...
tagrag	12	10	riffraff [n -S]
taguan	10	10	(Tagalog) a giant fl...
tahina	11	9	(Arabic) a paste mad...
tahini	12	9	(Arabic) a paste mad...
tahsil	14	9	(Hindi) in India, a...
taiaha	11	8	(Maori) a long-handl...
taigas	11	8	TAIGA, (Russian) sub...
taigle	12	9	to entangle or hinde...
taihoa	11	8	(Maori) wait, slow d...
taikos	11	10	TAIKO, (Japanese) a...
tailed	11	8	TAIL, to follow clos...
tailer	11	7	one who secretly fol...
taille	12	8	(historical) a tax l...
tailor	11	7	to fit with clothes...
tailye	17	9	(Scots) an entailmen...
taints	10	7	TAINT, to stain or b...
taipan	11	10	(Native Australian)...
tairas	10	6	TAIRA, (Tupi) a larg...
taisch	16	11	(Gaelic) an appariti...
taiver	12	10	(Scots) to wander, t...
tajine	11	16	a conical clay pot u...
takahe	12	12	(Maori) an almost-ex...
takers	11	10	TAKER, one who takes...
takeup	13	14	the act of taking so...
takhis	14	12	TAKHI, (Mongolian) a...
takier	11	10	TAKY, (obsolete) att...
taking	12	13	attractive [adj TAKI...
takins	11	11	TAKIN, (Tibetan) a l...
talaks	12	11	TALAK, (Arabic) in I...
talant	10	8	(Spenser) talon, als...
talaqs	19	16	TALAQ, (Arabic) in I...
talars	11	7	TALAR, an ankle-leng...
talbot	13	10	a broad-mouthed, lar...
talced	14	11	TALC, to treat with...
talcky	22	16	pertaining to talc [...
talcum	16	14	to treat with a powd...
taleae	9	7	TALEA, a recurring r...
talent	10	8	a special natural ab...
talers	11	7	TALER, (German) an o...
talion	10	8	(historical) a punis...
talked	12	12	TALK, to communicate...
talker	12	11	one who talks [n -S]
talkie	12	11	a moving picture wit...
tallat	12	8	in the West of Engla...
taller	12	8	TALL, having great h...
tallet	12	8	in the West of Engla...
tallis	13	8	a Jewish prayer shaw...
tallit	13	8	a Jewish prayer shaw...
tallol	13	9	a resinous liquid [n...
tallot	12	8	in the West of Engla...
tallow	15	11	to smear with a mixt...
talmas	12	10	TALMA, a long loose...
talmud	13	12	(Hebrew) the body of...
talons	10	8	TALON, a hooked claw...
talpae	12	10	TALPA, (Latin) an en...
talpas	13	10	TALPA, (Latin) an en...
taluka	12	12	an estate in India,...
taluks	13	12	TALUK, (Hindi) a lar...
talweg	15	12	(German) a line foll...
tamale	11	10	(Nahuatl) cornmeal d...
tamals	12	10	TAMAL, (Nahuatl) cor...
tamanu	10	11	(Tahitian) an East I...
tamara	10	9	a mixture of cinnamo...
tamari	11	9	(Japanese) a concent...
tambac	16	15	(Malay) an alloy of...
tambak	14	16	(Malay) an alloy of...
tamber	13	12	the distinctive qual...
tambur	14	13	(Arabic) an Eastern...
tamein	10	10	a garment worn by Bu...
tamely	18	12	TAME, not wild [adv]
tamers	11	9	TAMER, one that tame...
tamest	11	9	TAME, not wild [adj]
tamine	10	10	(French) a thin wors...
taming	12	12	the act of taming [n...
tamins	11	10	TAMIN, (French) a th...
tamise	11	9	a thin woollen fabri...
tammar	12	12	(Native Australian)...
tammie	12	12	(Scots) a Tam o' Sha...
tampan	12	13	(Setswana) a venomou...
tamped	13	13	TAMP, to pack down b...
tamper	13	12	to interfere in a ha...
tampon	12	13	(French) a plug in a...
tandem	10	11	a bicycle built for...
tangas	10	9	TANGA, a brief strin...
tanged	10	10	TANG, to ring [v]
tangie	10	9	an Orcadian water-sp...
tangis	11	9	TANGI, (Maori) a cer...
tangle	11	10	to form into an inte...
tangly	18	12	tangled [adj TANGLIE...
tangos	10	9	TANGO, to dance the...
tangun	10	11	(Hindi) a piebald va...
tanist	10	7	(historical) the hei...
tankas	10	11	TANKA, (Japanese) a...
tanked	10	12	TANK, to store in a...
tanker	10	11	to transport by a sh...
tankia	10	11	(Chinese) the boat-d...
tannah	10	10	(Hindi) an Indian po...
tannas	8	8	TANNA, (Hindi) an In...
tanned	8	9	TAN, to become brown...
tanner	8	8	in pre-decimal coina...
tannic	12	11	containing tannin [a...
tannie	8	8	(Afrikaans) literall...
tannin	8	9	any of a group of ye...
tannoy	14	10	(tradename) a public...
tanrec	12	10	(Malagasy) a small i...
tantos	9	7	TANTO, (Japanese) a...
tantra	9	7	a class of Hindu rel...
tanuki	11	12	(Japanese) a raccoon...
taonga	9	9	(Maori) treasure, so...
tapalo	12	10	(Spanish) a scarf wo...
tapers	12	9	TAPER, to become gra...
tapeta	11	9	TAPETUM, (Latin) a r...
tapeti	12	9	(Tupi) a small South...
tapets	12	9	TAPET [n]
taping	13	12	the act of recording...
tapirs	13	9	TAPIR, (Tupi) a larg...
tapist	13	9	one who revels in th...
tappas	14	12	TAPPA, (Polynesian)...
tapped	14	13	TAP, to strike gentl...
tapper	14	12	a person who taps; a...
tappet	14	12	a projection that tr...
tappit	15	12	(Scots) crested [adj...
tapued	12	11	TAPU, to forbid the...
tarama	10	9	(Turkish) a Greek pa...
tarand	9	8	(Greek) a mythical c...
tarboy	18	11	(Australian) a boy w...
tarcel	14	10	a male hawk, also TA...
targas	11	8	TARGA, (trade) a car...
targed	11	9	TARGE, (Scots) to cr...
targes	11	8	TARGE, (Scots) to cr...
target	11	8	to make a goal of [v...
tariff	15	12	to tax imported or e...
taring	11	9	the calculating of a...
tarmac	14	12	to surface with tarm...
tarnal	10	8	(US slang) eternal,...
tarocs	13	9	TAROC, a pack of car...
taroks	11	10	TAROK, a pack of car...
tarots	10	6	TAROT, a pack of car...
tarpan	11	10	an Asian wild horse...
tarpon	11	10	a marine game fish [...
tarras	10	6	an earthy volcanic t...
tarred	10	7	TARRE, (Shakespeare)...
tarres	10	6	TARRE, (Shakespeare)...
tarrow	13	9	(Scots) to hesitate,...
tarsal	11	7	a male hawk, also TA...
tarsel	11	7	a male hawk, also TA...
tarsia	10	6	(Italian) a form of...
tarsus	11	7	(Latin) the part of...
tartan	9	7	a patterned woollen...
tartar	10	6	a formidable or fero...
tarted	10	7	TART, to smarten up...
tarter	10	6	TART, sharp tasting...
tartly	18	9	TART, sharp tasting...
tarzan	12	16	a person of superior...
tasars	10	6	TASAR, (Hindi) a faw...
tasbih	15	11	(Arabic) a form of I...
tasers	10	6	TASER, to immobilize...
tashed	12	9	TASH, (Scots) to soi...
tashes	12	8	TASH, (Scots) to soi...
tasing	11	9	TASE, to stun with a...
tasked	11	11	TASK, to assign a mi...
tasker	11	10	one who performs a t...
taslet	11	7	in plate armour, one...
tassas	10	6	TASSA, (Hindi) a lar...
tassel	11	7	to adorn with dangli...
tasses	10	6	TASSE, in plate armo...
tasset	10	6	in plate armour, one...
tassie	10	6	(Scots) a small cup...
tassos	10	6	TASSO, spicy cured p...
tasted	10	7	TASTE, to savour wit...
taster	10	6	one who tastes [n -S...
tastes	10	6	TASTE, to savour wit...
tatami	11	9	straw matting used a...
tatars	10	6	TATAR, a ferocious p...
taters	10	6	TATER, (colloquial)...
tathed	12	9	TATH, to manure [v]
taties	10	6	TATIE, (colloquial)...
tatler	11	7	an indiscreet talker...
tatous	10	7	TATOU, (French) an a...
tatsoi	10	6	(Chinese) a variety...
tatted	10	7	TATT, to make lace [...
tatter	10	6	to become torn and w...
tattie	10	6	(colloquial) a potat...
tattle	11	7	to tell tales [v TAT...
tattoo	9	6	to mark the skin wit...
tattow	13	9	to mark the skin by...
tatued	10	8	TATU, to mark the sk...
taubes	12	10	TAUBE, (German) a Ge...
taught	14	11	TEACH, to impart kno...
tauhou	12	10	(Maori) a greenish-c...
tauiwi	14	10	(Maori) literally "f...
taunts	10	8	TAUNT, to goad or pr...
tauons	9	8	TAUON, a lepton of m...
taupes	12	10	TAUPE, (French) a br...
taupie	12	10	(Scots) a foolish or...
tauric	14	10	of or relating to a...
tauted	10	8	TAUT, (Scots) to mat...
tauten	9	8	to make taut [v -ED,...
tauter	10	7	TAUT, stretched tigh...
tautit	11	7	(Scots) matted, tang...
tautly	18	10	TAUT, stretched tigh...
tautog	11	9	(Native American) a...
tavahs	14	12	TAVAH, (Hindi) a gri...
tavern	11	11	an ale house [n -S]
tavers	12	10	TAVER, (Scots) to wa...
tavert	12	10	(Scots) muddled, fud...
tawais	13	9	TAWAI, (Maori) a New...
tawdry	20	12	cheap, trashy [adj T...
tawers	13	9	TAWER, a maker of wh...
tawery	19	11	a place where skins...
tawhai	15	11	(Maori) a New Zealan...
tawier	13	9	TAWIE, (Scots) tract...
tawing	14	12	the act of tawing, c...
tawney	18	12	light brown, also TA...
tawpie	15	12	(Scots) a foolish or...
tawsed	13	10	TAWSE, to beat with...
tawses	13	9	TAWSE, to beat with...
tawted	13	10	TAWT, (Scots) to mat...
tawtie	13	9	(Scots) matted, tang...
taxeme	16	16	any element of langu...
taxers	16	13	TAXER, one who impos...
taxied	16	14	TAXI, to travel in a...
taxies	16	13	TAXI, to travel in a...
taxing	17	16	imposition of taxes...
taxite	16	13	a kind of volcanic r...
taxman	16	17	one who collects tax...
taxmen	16	17	TAXMAN, one who coll...
taxols	17	14	TAXOL, (tradename) a...
taxons	15	14	TAXON, a unit of sci...
taxors	16	13	TAXOR, one who taxes...
tayras	16	8	TAYRA, (Tupi) a larg...
tazzas	16	24	TAZZA, (Italian) a c...
tchick	21	18	to make a sound by c...
teabag	12	11	a bag containing tea...
teabox	17	16	a box for storing te...
teacup	15	13	a cup in which tea i...
teades	9	7	TEADE, (Spenser) a t...
teagle	11	9	to hoist [v TEAGLED,...
teaing	10	9	TEA, to drink a beve...
teamed	10	10	TEAM, to join togeth...
teamer	10	9	a person who drives...
teapot	11	9	a vessel used in mak...
teapoy	17	11	(Hindi) an ornamenta...
teared	9	7	TEAR, to weep [v]
tearer	9	6	(slang) a boisterous...
teased	9	7	TEASE, to make fun o...
teasel	10	7	to raise a nap on fa...
teaser	9	6	one who teases [n -S...
teases	9	6	TEASE, to make fun o...
teated	9	7	having a teat [adj]
teazed	12	16	TEAZE, (obsolete) to...
teazel	13	16	to raise a nap on fa...
teazes	12	15	TEAZE, (obsolete) to...
teazle	13	16	to raise a nap on fa...
tebbad	14	13	(Persian) a sandstor...
teched	15	12	(colloquial) crazy,...
techie	15	11	an expert in or enth...
techno	14	12	(short for) technomu...
teckel	15	14	(German) a dachshund...
tectal	14	10	relating to a tectum...
tectum	15	13	(Latin) a rooflike b...
tedded	10	9	TED, to spread hay f...
tedder	10	8	a machine for teddin...
teddie	10	8	an item of woman's u...
tedier	10	7	TEDY, (Scott) tediou...
tedium	12	11	the state of being t...
teeing	10	9	TEE, to place a golf...
teemed	10	10	TEEM, to be full to...
teemer	10	9	one who teems, or br...
teends	9	8	TEEND, to kindle, bu...
teened	8	8	TEEN, (obsolete) to...
teener	8	7	a teenager [n -S]
teenes	8	7	TEENE, (archaic) inj...
teensy	15	9	(colloquial) very sm...
teenty	15	9	(colloquial) very sm...
teepee	10	9	a conical tent of th...
teered	9	7	TEER, to daub, plast...
teeter	9	6	to move unsteadily [...
teethe	11	8	to cut teeth [v TEET...
teevee	10	10	(colloquial) televis...
teflon	12	11	(tradename) a nonsti...
tegmen	11	12	(Latin) the inner co...
teguas	11	9	TEGUA, an ankle-high...
tegula	12	10	(Latin) a scale on t...
tehsil	14	9	(Hindi) in India, a...
teiids	11	7	TEIID, a tropical Am...
teinds	10	8	TEIND, (Scots) to as...
tekkie	12	14	an expert in or enth...
telary	17	9	web-spinning [adj]
telcos	14	10	TELCO, (short for) a...
teledu	11	9	(Javanese) an East I...
telega	11	9	(Russian) a four-whe...
telesm	12	10	(Greek) a talisman [...
telfer	13	10	to transport by a sy...
telial	12	8	relating to a telium...
telium	13	11	the cluster of spore...
tellar	12	8	a sapling, a shoot f...
tellen	11	9	a kind of bivalve mo...
teller	12	8	a sapling, a shoot f...
tellin	12	9	a kind of bivalve mo...
tellus	13	9	(Latin) the earth, e...
tellys	19	10	TELLY, (colloquial)...
telnet	10	8	to access a computer...
telome	11	10	a structural unit of...
telson	10	8	the terminal segment...
temene	9	10	TEMENOS, a sacred pr...
temped	13	13	TEMP, to be employed...
tempeh	15	14	a high-protein food...
temper	13	12	to moderate by addin...
temple	14	13	a house of worship [...
tempos	13	12	TEMPO, the rate of s...
tempts	14	12	TEMPT, to entice to...
temsed	11	10	TEMS, to sift, also...
temses	11	9	TEMS, to sift, also...
tenace	11	10	a combination of two...
tenail	10	8	an outwork in a main...
tenant	8	8	a person who occupie...
tended	9	9	TEND, to watch over...
tender	9	8	soft, sensitive [adj...
tendon	8	9	a cord or fibrous ti...
tendre	9	8	(French) a tender fe...
tendus	10	9	TENDU, an Asian ebon...
tenesi	9	7	a monetary unit of T...
tenets	9	7	TENET, an opinion, p...
tenges	10	9	TENGE, the standard...
teniae	8	7	TENIA, (Latin) a nar...
tenias	9	7	TENIA, (Latin) a nar...
tenner	8	8	(colloquial) a ten-p...
tennes	8	8	TENNE, an orange-bro...
tennis	9	8	an outdoor ball game...
tennos	8	8	TENNO, (Japanese) th...
tenons	8	8	TENON, to fix or fit...
tenors	9	7	TENOR, a high male s...
tenour	9	8	(obsolete) tenor [n...
tenpin	11	11	a bowling pin [n -S]
tenrec	12	10	(Malagasy) a small i...
tensed	9	8	TENSE, to make tense...
tenser	9	7	TENSE, taut [adj]
tenses	9	7	TENSE, to make tense...
tenson	8	8	(French) a competiti...
tensor	9	7	a muscle that stretc...
tented	9	8	TENT, to cover with...
tenter	9	7	to stretch on a type...
tenths	12	9	TENTH, one of ten eq...
tentie	9	7	watchful, also TENTY...
tenues	9	8	TENUIS, (Latin) a vo...
tenuis	10	8	(Latin) a voiceless...
tenure	9	8	the holding of somet...
tenuti	10	8	TENUTO, a sustained...
tenuto	9	8	a sustained note or...
tenzon	11	17	(French) a competiti...
teopan	10	10	(Nahuatl) an Aztec p...
tepals	13	10	TEPAL, a segment of...
tepees	11	9	TEPEE, a conical ten...
tepefy	20	14	to make or become te...
tephra	14	11	(Greek) ash and debr...
tepoys	18	11	TEPOY, (Hindi) an or...
terais	10	6	TERAI, (Hindi) a wid...
teraph	14	11	(Hebrew) an image of...
terata	9	6	TERAS, (Greek) a mon...
terbia	12	9	an oxide of terbium...
terbic	16	12	pertaining to the el...
tercel	14	10	a male hawk, also TA...
terces	13	9	TERCE, a prayer serv...
tercet	13	9	a group of three lin...
tercio	13	9	(Spanish) an infantr...
teredo	9	7	a bivalve mollusk [n...
terefa	11	9	(Hebrew) not rituall...
tereks	11	10	TEREK, (Russian) a k...
terete	9	6	smooth-surfaced, cyl...
terfes	12	9	TERFE, (Milton) turf...
tergal	12	9	relating to the terg...
tergum	13	12	(Latin) the back of...
termed	11	10	TERM, to designate [...
termer	11	9	a person who holds a...
termly	19	12	a publication once a...
termor	11	9	a person who holds a...
ternal	10	8	threefold [adj]
terned	9	8	TERNE, to cover with...
ternes	9	7	TERNE, to cover with...
terrae	9	6	TERRA, (Latin) the e...
terras	10	6	an earthy volcanic t...
terret	10	6	a metal ring on a ha...
territ	11	6	a metal ring on a ha...
terror	10	6	intense fear [n -S]
terser	10	6	TERSE, succinct [adj...
tertia	10	6	(Scott) an infantry...
teslas	11	7	TESLA, a unit of mag...
testae	9	6	TESTA, (Latin) the h...
tested	10	7	TEST, to examine cri...
testee	9	6	one who is tested [n...
tester	10	6	a canopy over a bed...
testes	10	6	TESTIS, a male repro...
testis	11	6	a male reproductive...
teston	9	7	a name for various s...
tetany	15	9	a morbid condition r...
tetchy	22	13	peevish, fretful, al...
tether	12	8	to confine with a ro...
tetrad	10	7	a group of four [n -...
tetras	10	6	TETRA, any of variou...
tetris	11	6	TETRI, a currency un...
tetryl	18	9	a yellow crystalline...
tetter	10	6	to affect with a ski...
tettix	17	13	(Greek) the cicada [...
tewart	13	9	(Native Australian)...
tewels	14	10	TEWEL, a chimney; th...
tewhit	16	11	(Scots) the lapwing,...
tewing	14	12	TEW, to hustle [v]
tewits	14	9	TEWIT, (Scots) the l...
texted	16	14	TEXT, to send a text...
texter	16	13	a person who communi...
thacks	17	15	THACK, (Scots) to th...
thagis	14	10	THAGI, (Hindi) murde...
thairm	14	11	(Scots) an intestine...
thaler	13	9	(German) an obsolete...
thalis	14	9	THALI, (Hindi) a mea...
thalli	15	10	THALLUS, (Latin) a p...
thanah	13	11	(Hindi) an Indian po...
thanas	11	9	THANA, (Hindi) an In...
thanes	11	9	THANE, a freeman gra...
thangs	13	11	THANG, (colloquial)...
thanks	13	13	THANK, to express gr...
thanna	10	10	(Hindi) an Indian po...
tharms	14	11	THARM, the belly, in...
thatch	18	13	to cover with plant...
thawed	15	12	THAW, to melt [v]
thawer	15	11	an ice-melting agent...
theave	13	12	(dialect) a young ew...
thebes	14	11	THEBE, (Setswana) a...
thecae	14	11	THECA, (Latin) a lob...
thecal	16	12	of or pertaining to...
theeks	13	12	THEEK, (Scots) to th...
thefts	15	11	THEFT, the act of st...
thegns	13	11	THEGN, a king's comp...
theics	16	11	THEIC, one who drink...
theine	11	9	an alkaloid found in...
theins	12	9	THEIN, caffeine, als...
theirs	13	8	a possessive form of...
theism	14	11	belief in the existe...
theist	13	8	one who believes in...
themed	13	12	THEME, to plan accor...
themes	13	11	THEME, to plan accor...
thenal	12	10	pertaining to the th...
thenar	11	9	(Greek) the fleshy p...
thence	14	12	from that place [adv...
theory	18	10	a group of propositi...
theows	15	11	THEOW, (Old English)...
theres	12	8	THERE, that place [n...
therme	13	11	a unit of quantity o...
therms	14	11	THERM, a unit of qua...
theses	12	8	THESIS, a propositio...
thesis	13	8	a proposition put fo...
thesps	15	11	THESP, a thespian, a...
thetas	12	8	THETA, (Greek) a let...
thetch	18	13	(Spenser) to thatch...
thetes	12	8	THETE, (Greek) in an...
thetic	16	11	positively asserting...
thewed	15	12	having thews [adj]
thewes	15	11	THEW, a well-develop...
thibet	15	11	a fabric made of coa...
thible	16	12	a porridge-stick, al...
thicko	17	15	(colloquial) a stupi...
thicks	18	15	THICK, (Spenser) to...
thicky	24	17	(colloquial) a stupi...
thieve	14	12	to steal [v THIEVED,...
thighs	17	12	THIGH, a part of the...
thills	16	10	THILL, the shaft of...
things	14	11	THING, an inanimate...
thingy	20	13	real, actual [adj TH...
thinks	14	13	THINK, to formulate...
thinly	20	12	THIN, not fat [adv]
thiols	14	9	THIOL, a sulphur com...
thiram	14	11	an insecticide [n -S...
thirds	14	9	THIRD, to divide by...
thirls	15	9	THIRL, to vibrate, t...
thirst	14	8	to have a need to dr...
thirty	20	10	a number [n THIRTIES...
thivel	16	13	a porridge-stick, al...
thofts	15	11	THOFT, a rowing-benc...
tholed	13	10	THOLE, to endure, be...
tholes	13	9	THOLE, to endure, be...
tholoi	13	9	THOLOS, a circular,...
tholos	13	9	a circular, undergro...
tholus	14	10	(Latin) a round buil...
thongs	13	11	THONG [n]
thongy	19	13	resembling an item o...
thorax	18	15	the part of the body...
thoria	12	8	an oxide of thorium...
thoric	16	11	of or pertaining to...
thorns	12	9	THORN, to prick with...
thorny	18	11	full of thorns [adj...
thoron	11	9	the radioactive isot...
thorpe	14	11	(archaic) a group of...
thorps	15	11	THORP, (archaic) a g...
thoued	12	10	THOU, to address as...
though	16	13	despite the fact tha...
thowel	16	12	an oar pin, also THO...
thowls	17	12	THOWL, an oar pin, a...
thrall	15	10	to enslave [v -ED, -...
thrang	13	11	(Scots) to throng [v...
thrash	15	10	to beat [v -ED, -ING...
thrave	14	12	(Scots) a collective...
thrawn	15	12	(Scots) obstinate; t...
thraws	16	11	THRAW, (Scots) to tu...
thread	12	9	to pass cotton throu...
threap	14	11	to dispute, also THR...
threat	12	8	to intimidate, also...
threep	14	11	to dispute, also THR...
threes	12	8	THREE, a number, thr...
threne	11	9	an ode for the dead,...
thresh	15	10	to separate grain or...
thrice	16	11	three times [adv]
thrids	14	9	THRID, (Spenser) to...
thrift	16	11	frugality or economy...
thrill	16	10	to excite greatly [v...
thrips	16	11	(Greek) any insect o...
thrist	14	8	(Spenser) to thirst...
thrive	15	12	to grow vigorously [...
throat	12	8	to utter in a hoarse...
throbs	15	11	THROB, to pulsate [v...
throed	12	9	THROE, to suffer vio...
throes	12	8	THROE, to suffer vio...
throne	11	9	to sit on a royal ch...
throng	13	11	to crowd into [v -ED...
throve	14	12	THRIVE, to grow vigo...
throwe	15	11	(Shakespeare) a thro...
thrown	15	12	THROW, to fling in t...
throws	16	11	THROW, to fling in t...
thrums	15	12	THRUM, to play a str...
thrush	16	11	a songbird [n -ES]
thrust	14	9	to push forcibly [v...
thuggo	15	13	(colloquial) a thug,...
thujas	15	18	THUJA, (Greek) a gen...
thulia	14	10	an oxide of thulium...
thumbs	17	15	THUMB, to leaf throu...
thumby	23	17	like thumbs, clumsy...
thumps	17	15	THUMP, to beat with...
thunks	14	14	THUNK, to make a sud...
thurls	15	10	THURL, the hip joint...
thuses	13	9	THUS, frankincense [...
thusly	21	12	in this manner [adv]
thuyas	19	11	THUYA, an evergreen...
thwack	20	18	to strike with somet...
thwart	16	11	cross-grained [adj T...
thyine	18	11	in biblical translat...
thymes	20	13	THYME, any member of...
thymey	26	15	abounding in thyme,...
thymic	24	16	of or pertaining to...
thymol	21	14	an antiseptic phenol...
thymus	21	14	(Latin) a ductless g...
thyrse	19	10	a type of flower clu...
thyrsi	20	10	THYRSUS, a type of f...
tiaras	10	6	TIARA, a three-tiere...
tibiae	12	9	TIBIA, (Latin) the p...
tibial	14	10	pertaining to the ti...
tibias	13	9	TIBIA, (Latin) the p...
ticals	15	10	TICAL, a former Thai...
ticced	17	13	TIC, to twitch [v]
tiches	16	11	TICH, a small person...
ticing	15	12	TICE, (Shakespeare)...
ticked	15	14	TICK, to make a soun...
ticken	14	14	a strong linen or co...
ticker	15	13	(slang) the heart [n...
ticket	15	13	to label [v -ED, -IN...
tickey	21	15	a former South Afric...
tickle	16	14	to excite with a ple...
tickly	23	16	easily tickled [adj...
tictac	17	12	to use arm signals f...
tictoc	17	12	to make the sound of...
tidbit	14	10	a choice bit of food...
tiddle	12	9	to use with tenderne...
tiddly	19	11	an alcoholic drink,...
tidied	11	8	TIDY, to make tidy [...
tidier	11	7	one who tidies [n -S...
tidies	11	7	TIDY, to make tidy [...
tidily	19	10	TIDY, in good order...
tiding	12	10	a piece of news [n -...
tieing	11	9	TIE, to fasten [v]
tiepin	12	10	a pin for holding a...
tierce	13	9	a period for prayer...
tiered	10	7	TIER, to arrange in...
tietac	13	9	a tie clip, also TIE...
tiffed	15	13	TIFF, to have a pett...
tiffin	15	13	to take lunch [v -ED...
tifosi	13	9	TIFOSO, (Italian) a...
tifoso	12	9	(Italian) a fan or d...
tifted	13	10	TIFT, (Scots) to qua...
tigers	12	8	TIGER, a fierce, str...
tigery	18	10	like a tiger [adj]
tigged	13	11	TIG, to touch [v]
tigger	13	10	to damage (electroni...
tights	15	10	a close-fitting garm...
tiglic	17	12	as in tiglic acid [a...
tiglon	12	10	the offspring of a m...
tignon	10	10	a piece of cloth wor...
tigons	11	9	TIGON, the offspring...
tikied	12	11	TIKI, (Maori) to tak...
tikkas	13	14	TIKKA, (Hindi) a dis...
tilaks	13	11	TILAK, (Hindi) a red...
tildes	12	8	TILDE, (Spanish) the...
tilers	12	7	TILER, a maker or la...
tilery	18	9	a tile factory [n TI...
tiling	13	10	a surface of tiles [...
tilled	13	9	TILL, to prepare lan...
tiller	13	8	to put forth stems f...
tilted	12	8	TILT, to cause to sl...
tilter	12	7	one who tilts, or jo...
tilths	15	9	TILTH, cultivated la...
timbal	15	13	(archaic) a kind of...
timber	14	12	to furnish with wood...
timbos	14	12	TIMBO, a South Ameri...
timbre	14	12	the quality given to...
timely	19	12	occurring at the rig...
timers	12	9	TIMER, one that time...
timing	13	12	the selection of the...
timist	13	9	a time-server [n -S]
timons	11	10	TIMON, (obsolete) a...
timous	12	10	timely; seasonable,...
tinaja	11	16	(Spanish) a large ea...
tincal	14	11	(Malay) a crude nati...
tincts	14	10	TINCT, to stain, dye...
tindal	11	9	(Malayalam) a petty...
tinded	10	9	TIND, to kindle, als...
tinder	10	8	dry inflammable matt...
tineal	10	8	relating to tinea, a...
tineas	9	7	TINEA, a fungous ski...
tineid	10	8	one of a family of m...
tinful	14	12	an much as a tin can...
tinged	11	10	TINGE, to colour sli...
tinges	11	9	TINGE, to colour sli...
tingle	12	10	to cause a prickly,...
tingly	19	12	tingling [adj TINGLI...
tinier	10	7	TINY, very small [ad...
tinies	10	7	TINY, a small child...
tinily	18	10	TINY, very small [ad...
tining	11	10	TINE, (Scots) to los...
tinked	11	12	TINK, to make a shar...
tinker	11	11	to repair shoddily [...
tinkle	12	12	to make sharp, metal...
tinkly	19	14	producing a tinkling...
tinman	10	11	a worker in tin; a d...
tinmen	10	11	TINMAN, a worker in...
tinned	9	9	TIN, to coat with a...
tinner	9	8	a tin miner [n -S]
tinnie	9	8	a mug made of tinpla...
tinpot	12	10	the pot of molten ti...
tinsel	11	8	to give a showy appe...
tinsey	16	9	(obsolete dialect) t...
tinted	10	8	TINT, to colour slig...
tinter	10	7	a person or thing th...
tipcat	16	12	a game in which a sm...
tipoff	17	15	a piece of informati...
tipped	15	13	TIP, to give a gratu...
tippee	14	12	a person who receive...
tipper	15	12	one who tips [n -S]
tippet	15	12	a long narrow piece...
tipple	16	13	to drink alcoholic b...
tiptoe	12	9	to walk on the tips...
tiptop	15	12	the highest point [n...
tipula	14	11	(Latin) a cranefly [...
tipuna	12	11	(Maori) an ancestor,...
tirade	10	7	(French) a long vehe...
tirage	11	8	drawing wine from a...
tiring	12	9	in falconry, a bony...
tiriti	12	6	(Maori) a treaty, es...
tirled	12	8	TIRL, (Scots) to tur...
tiroes	10	6	TIRO, a beginner or...
tirred	11	7	TIRR, (Scots) to str...
tirrit	12	6	(Shakespeare) Mistre...
tisane	9	7	an infusion of herbs...
tisick	16	13	(Shakespeare) a coug...
tissue	11	7	to weave into a fine...
tiswas	14	9	a tizzy, a state of...
titans	10	7	TITAN, a person of g...
titbit	14	9	a choice bit of food...
titchy	23	13	very small, also TIC...
titely	18	9	TITE, (obsolete) pro...
titers	11	6	TITER, the concentra...
titfer	13	9	(slang) cockney rhym...
tithed	13	9	TITHE, to pay a tent...
tither	13	8	one who collects tit...
tithes	13	8	TITHE, to pay a tent...
titian	10	7	a reddish-brown colo...
titled	12	8	TITLE, to designate...
titler	12	7	a writer of titles;...
titles	12	7	TITLE, to designate...
titman	11	10	the smallest of a li...
titmen	11	10	TITMAN, the smallest...
titoki	12	10	(Maori) a New Zealan...
titres	11	6	TITRE, the strength...
titted	11	7	TIT, to tug [v]
titter	11	6	to utter a restraine...
tittie	11	6	(Scots) a sister, al...
tittle	12	7	to whisper, talk [v...
tittup	14	10	to prance, skip abou...
titule	12	8	to give a title to [...
tituli	13	8	TITULUS, a sign on a...
titups	14	10	TITUP, to prance [v]
titupy	20	12	gay, lively, unstead...
tiyins	17	9	TIYIN, a monetary un...
tizwas	17	18	a tizzy, a state of...
tizzes	17	24	TIZZ, (colloquial) a...
tmeses	11	9	TMESIS, the splittin...
tmesis	12	9	the splitting of a w...
toasts	10	6	TOAST, to brown by e...
toasty	16	8	like toast, comforta...
toazed	12	16	TOAZE, (Shakespeare)...
toazes	12	15	TOAZE, (Shakespeare)...
tobies	12	9	TOBY, in thieves' sl...
tocher	15	11	(Gaelic) to dower [v...
tocked	14	14	TOCK, to make the so...
tocsin	13	10	an alarm sounded on...
todays	16	9	TODAY, the present d...
todded	10	9	TOD, to yield a tod...
toddes	10	8	TODDE, (Spenser) a b...
toddle	11	9	to walk unsteadily [...
todger	11	9	(slang) the penis [n...
todies	10	7	TODY, a small West I...
toebie	11	9	(Afrikaans) a sandwi...
toecap	14	12	a covering for the f...
toeier	9	6	TOEY, (Australian sl...
toeing	10	9	TOE, to touch with p...
toerag	10	8	a tramp, a despicabl...
toetoe	8	6	(Maori) a tall reedl...
toffee	13	12	a hard-baked chewy s...
tofore	11	9	before [adv]
togaed	10	9	wearing a toga [adj]
togate	10	8	(Shakespeare) wearin...
togged	12	11	TOG, to clothe [v]
togger	12	10	(colloquial) to play...
toggle	13	11	to fasten with a typ...
togues	11	9	TOGUE, (Native Ameri...
toiled	11	8	TOIL, to work hard [...
toiler	11	7	one that toils [n -S...
toiles	11	7	TOILE, (French) a th...
toilet	11	7	to dress and groom o...
toings	11	9	TOING, as in toing a...
toises	10	6	TOISE, (French) an o...
toison	9	7	(French) a fleece [n...
toited	10	7	TOIT, to saunter [v]
toitoi	10	6	(Maori) a tall reedl...
tokays	17	12	TOKAY, a large gecko...
tokens	10	11	TOKEN, to be a sign...
tokers	11	10	TOKER, one that toke...
toking	12	13	TOKE, to puff a mari...
tolane	9	8	a white crystalline...
tolans	10	8	TOLAN, a white cryst...
tolars	11	7	TOLAR, (Slovene) the...
toledo	10	8	(Spanish) a sword or...
toling	12	10	the act of toling, l...
tolled	12	9	TOLL, to sound, as a...
toller	12	8	a collector of tolls...
tolley	18	10	in the game of marbl...
tollie	12	8	a castrated calf, al...
tolsel	12	8	a merchants' meeting...
tolsey	17	9	a merchants' meeting...
tolter	11	7	(dialect) to flounde...
toluic	15	11	containing toluene [...
toluid	12	9	a derivative of glyc...
toluol	12	9	a solvent derived fr...
toluyl	19	11	a chemical radical d...
tolyls	19	10	TOLYL, a chemical ra...
tolzey	20	18	a merchants' meeting...
tomans	10	10	TOMAN, (Persian) a f...
tomato	10	9	the edible fruit of...
tombac	16	15	an alloy of copper a...
tombak	14	16	(Malay) an alloy of...
tombal	14	13	pertaining to a tomb...
tombed	13	13	TOMB, to place in a...
tombic	17	15	pertaining to a tomb...
tomboc	16	15	a Javanese long-hand...
tomboy	19	14	a girl who acts like...
tomcat	14	12	to engage in sexuall...
tomcod	14	13	a kind of cod, also...
tomial	12	10	relating to the tomi...
tomium	13	13	the cutting edge of...
tommed	12	13	TOM, to engage in pr...
tompon	12	13	(French) a plug in a...
tompot	13	12	as in tompot blenny,...
tomtit	12	9	a small bird, e.g. a...
tonant	8	8	thundering [adj]
tondos	9	8	TONDO, (Italian) a c...
toneme	9	10	in a tone language,...
toners	9	7	TONER, fine powdered...
tongas	10	9	TONGA, (Hindi) a lig...
tonged	10	10	TONG, to lift with t...
tonger	10	9	a person who gathers...
tongue	10	10	to touch with the fl...
tonics	13	10	TONIC, something tha...
tonier	9	7	TONY, high-toned, al...
tonies	9	7	TONY, (obsolete) a s...
tonify	18	12	to give tone to [v T...
toning	10	10	a quality or charact...
tonish	12	9	modish; fashionable,...
tonite	9	7	a blasting explosive...
tonked	10	12	TONK, (Australian sl...
tonker	10	11	one who tonks, hits...
tonlet	10	8	a set of overlapping...
tonnag	9	10	(Gaelic) a shawl wit...
tonner	8	8	an object having a s...
tonnes	8	8	TONNE, (French) the...
tonsil	11	8	a lymphoid organ [n...
tonsor	9	7	(Latin) a barber [n...
tooart	9	6	(Native Australian)...
toodle	10	8	to toot softly, also...
tooled	10	8	TOOL, to use an impl...
tooler	10	7	a person who tools t...
toolie	10	7	in Australia, an adu...
toomed	10	10	TOOM, to empty [v]
toomer	10	9	TOOM, (Scots) empty...
toonie	8	7	(colloquial) a Canad...
toorie	9	6	(Scots) a small heap...
tooted	9	7	TOOT, to sound a hor...
tooter	9	6	one who toots; one w...
tooths	12	8	TOOTH, to provide wi...
toothy	18	10	having prominent tee...
tootle	10	7	to go along casually...
tootsy	16	8	(US) a sweetheart, a...
topees	11	9	TOPEE, (Hindi) a tro...
topeks	13	13	TOPEK, (Inuit) an an...
topers	12	9	TOPER, a drunkard [n...
topful	16	14	full to the top, als...
tophes	14	11	TOPHE, a rock made o...
tophus	15	12	a deposit of urates...
topics	16	12	TOPIC, a subject of...
toping	13	12	TOPE, to drink liquo...
topman	12	13	a seaman in the top...
topmen	12	13	TOPMAN, a seaman in...
topped	14	13	TOP, to cut off the...
topper	14	12	(slang) a top hat [n...
topple	15	13	to fall forward [v T...
toques	18	16	TOQUE, a close-fitti...
toquet	18	16	(French) a kind of c...
torahs	12	8	TORAH, the body of J...
torana	8	7	(Hindi) in the India...
torans	9	7	TORAN, (Hindi) in th...
torchy	22	13	characteristic of a...
torero	9	6	(Spanish) a bullfigh...
torics	14	9	TORIC, a torus, a ro...
tories	10	6	TORY, a political co...
toroid	10	7	anything shaped like...
torose	9	6	cylindrical and swol...
toroth	12	8	TORAH, the body of J...
torous	10	7	cylindrical and swol...
torpid	13	10	numb, lethargic [adj...
torpor	12	9	(Latin) mental or ph...
torque	18	16	to cause to twist [v...
torret	10	6	a metal ring on a ha...
torrid	11	7	extremely hot [adj T...
torsel	11	7	a plate supporting a...
torses	10	6	TORSE, (French) a he...
torsks	12	10	TORSK, (Norwegian) a...
torsos	10	6	TORSO, the trunk of...
tortas	10	6	TORTA, in mining, a...
torten	9	7	TORTE, (German) a ri...
tortes	10	6	TORTE, (German) a ri...
tortie	10	6	(short for) tortoise...
torula	11	8	(Latin) a yeastlike...
toruli	12	8	TORULUS, (Latin) the...
toshed	12	9	TOSH, to trim [v]
tosher	12	8	(colloquial) a non-c...
toshes	12	8	TOSH, to trim [v]
tosing	11	9	TOSE, (Scots) to tea...
tossed	10	7	TOSS, to throw light...
tossen	9	7	(Spenser) to toss [v...
tosser	10	6	(slang) an unpleasan...
tosses	10	6	TOSS, to throw light...
tossup	13	10	an even choice or ch...
totals	11	7	TOTAL, to amount to...
totara	9	6	(Maori) a New Zealan...
totems	11	9	TOTEM, the symbol of...
toters	10	6	TOTER, one who totes...
tother	12	8	(archaic) the other...
toting	11	9	TOTE, to carry by ha...
totted	10	7	TOT, to total [v]
totter	10	6	to walk unsteadily [...
tottie	10	6	a woman or small chi...
toucan	12	11	a tropical bird [n -...
touche	15	12	(French) a call ackn...
touchy	22	14	quick to take offenc...
toughs	14	11	TOUGH, to endure [v]
toughy	20	13	a tough person, also...
touked	11	12	TOUK, (Scots) to tap...
toupee	11	10	a hairpiece worn to...
toupet	12	10	a hairpiece worn to...
toupie	12	10	a round boneless smo...
toured	10	8	TOUR, to travel from...
tourer	10	7	a large, open automo...
tourie	10	7	(Scots) a small heap...
toused	10	8	TOUSE, to dishevel,...
touser	10	7	one who touses [n -S...
touses	10	7	TOUSE, to dishevel,...
tousle	11	8	to dishevel, rumple,...
touted	10	8	TOUT, to solicit bra...
touter	10	7	one who seeks custom...
toutie	10	7	(Scots) petulant [ad...
touton	9	8	a deep-fried round o...
touzed	13	17	TOUZE, to dishevel,...
touzes	13	16	TOUZE, to dishevel,...
touzle	14	17	to dishevel, rumple,...
towage	13	11	the price paid for t...
toward	13	10	in the direction of,...
towbar	15	12	a metal bar used for...
towels	14	10	TOWEL, to wipe with...
towers	13	9	TOWER, to rise to a...
towery	19	11	very tall [adj TOWER...
towhee	14	11	any of several bunti...
towier	13	9	TOWY, pertaining to...
towies	13	9	TOWIE, a form of con...
towing	14	12	the act of towing [n...
towkay	20	15	(Chinese) sir, maste...
towmon	13	13	(Scots) a twelvemont...
townee	11	10	a town-dweller, also...
townie	12	10	a town-dweller, also...
townly	20	13	townish [adj TOWNLIE...
towsed	13	10	TOWSE, to dishevel,...
towser	13	9	one who towses [n -S...
towses	13	9	TOWSE, to dishevel,...
towted	13	10	TOWT, (Scots) to pou...
towzed	16	19	TOWZE, to dishevel,...
towzes	16	18	TOWZE, to dishevel,...
toxics	20	16	TOXIC, a poison [n]
toxine	15	14	a poisonous product...
toxins	16	14	TOXIN, a poisonous p...
toxoid	16	14	a toxin treated to r...
toybox	24	18	a box for toys [n -E...
toyers	16	8	TOYER, one who toys,...
toying	17	11	the act of toying [n...
toyish	19	10	sportive; trifling;...
toyman	16	12	a seller of toys [n...
toymen	16	12	TOYMAN, a seller of...
toyons	15	9	TOYON, an ornamental...
tozies	13	15	TOZIE, (Scott) a sha...
tozing	14	18	TOZE, to tease out,...
traced	13	10	TRACE, to follow the...
tracer	13	9	a kind of ammunition...
traces	13	9	TRACE, to follow the...
tracks	15	13	TRACK, to follow the...
tracts	14	9	TRACT, (Spenser) to...
traded	10	8	TRADE, to have deali...
trader	10	7	one who trades [n -S...
trades	10	7	TRADE, to have deali...
tragal	12	9	relating to the trag...
tragic	15	11	very sad [adj TRAGIC...
tragus	12	9	a part of the extern...
traiks	12	10	TRAIK, (Scots) to ma...
trails	12	7	TRAIL, to draw along...
trains	10	7	TRAIN, to instruct s...
traits	11	6	TRAIT, (French) a ch...
tramel	12	10	(US) to hinder, also...
tramps	14	12	TRAMP, to tread heav...
trampy	20	14	having the character...
trance	12	10	to put into a semico...
tranks	11	11	TRANK [n]
tranny	15	10	(colloquial) a trans...
tranqs	18	16	TRANQ, (short for) t...
transe	9	7	a through passage [n...
trants	10	7	TRANT, to traffic in...
trapan	11	10	to operate on with a...
traped	12	10	TRAPE, to walk in an...
trapes	12	9	to walk in an aimles...
trappy	21	14	full of traps [adj T...
trapse	12	9	to walk in an aimles...
trashy	19	10	rubbishy [adj TRASHI...
tratts	11	6	TRATT, (short for) a...
trauma	11	10	a severe emotional s...
travel	13	11	to go from one place...
traves	12	10	TRAVE, a crossbeam o...
travis	13	10	a stall partition; a...
trawls	15	10	TRAWL, to fish by dr...
trayne	15	9	(Spenser) to train,...
treads	10	7	TREAD, to walk on, o...
treats	10	6	TREAT, to deal with...
treaty	16	8	a formal agreement b...
treble	13	10	threefold [adj TREBL...
trebly	20	12	triply [adv]
trecks	15	13	TRECK, to go on a jo...
treens	9	7	TREEN, cups, dishes...
trefah	14	11	(Hebrew) in the Jewi...
treifa	12	9	(Yiddish) in the Jew...
tremas	11	9	TREMA, (Greek) a dia...
tremie	11	9	(French) a hopper-li...
tremor	11	9	to quiver, shake [v...
trench	15	12	to dig a long, narro...
trends	10	8	TREND, to have a ten...
trendy	16	10	fashionable [adj TRE...
trepan	11	10	to cut holes in the...
trepid	13	10	quaking [adj]
tressy	17	8	abounding in tresses...
trests	11	6	TREST, (dialect) a t...
trevet	12	10	a small stand with t...
trevis	13	10	a stall, also TRAVIS...
treyfa	18	11	(Hebrew) not prepare...
trezes	13	15	TREZ, the three in c...
triacs	14	9	TRIAC, an electronic...
triact	14	9	three-rayed, also TR...
triads	11	7	TRIAD, a group of th...
triage	11	8	(French) a system of...
trials	12	7	TRIAL, to make a jud...
tribal	14	10	pertaining to a trib...
tribes	13	9	TRIBE, a group of pe...
tricar	14	9	a three-wheeled car...
triced	14	10	TRICE, to haul up wi...
tricep	16	12	an arm muscle, also...
trices	14	9	TRICE, to haul up wi...
tricks	16	13	TRICK, to deceive [v...
tricky	22	15	characterized by dec...
tricot	14	9	(French) a plain kni...
triene	9	7	a type of chemical c...
triens	10	7	(Latin) a coin of an...
triers	11	6	TRIER, one who tries...
trifid	14	10	divided into three p...
trifle	14	10	to waste time [v TRI...
trigly	20	11	TRIG, (Scots) trim,...
trigon	11	9	a figure having thre...
trigos	12	8	TRIGO, a kind of whe...
trijet	13	15	an aeroplane powered...
trikes	12	10	TRIKE, (colloquial)...
trilby	21	12	a soft felt hat [n T...
trillo	13	8	(Italian) a rapid al...
trills	14	8	TRILL, to play with...
trimer	12	9	a substance in which...
trimix	19	16	a mixture of nitroge...
trimly	20	12	TRIM, neat [adv]
trinal	11	8	having three parts [...
trined	10	8	TRINE, to place in a...
trines	10	7	TRINE, to place in a...
triode	10	7	a type of electron t...
triols	12	7	TRIOL, a type of che...
triors	11	6	TRIOR, (obsolete) a...
triose	10	6	a simple sugar [n -S...
tripes	13	9	TRIPE, a part of the...
tripey	19	11	of or like tripe, wo...
triple	14	10	to make three times...
triply	21	12	(Scots) in Scots law...
tripod	13	10	a stand with three l...
tripos	13	9	(Greek) a final hono...
trippy	22	14	suggesting a trip on...
triste	11	6	(archaic) sad, also...
trisul	13	8	(Sanskrit) the tride...
triter	11	6	TRITE, banal, common...
trites	11	6	TRITE, in Greek musi...
triton	10	7	a kind of marine mol...
triune	10	8	a trinity, also TRIU...
trivet	13	10	a small stand with t...
trivia	13	10	unimportant details...
troade	9	7	(Spenser) a track, p...
troads	10	7	TROAD, (Spenser) a t...
troaks	11	10	TROAK, (Scots) to ba...
troats	10	6	TROAT, to bellow lik...
trocar	13	9	a surgical instrumen...
troche	15	11	a medicinal lozenge,...
trochi	16	11	TROCHUS, (Latin) a g...
trocks	15	13	TROCK, (Scots) to ba...
trodes	10	7	TRODE, (Spenser) a t...
troely	17	9	a leaf of the bussu...
troggs	13	10	(Scots) by my troth...
trogon	10	9	any of numerous spec...
troika	11	10	(Russian) a carriage...
troked	11	11	TROKE, (Scots) to ba...
trokes	11	10	TROKE, (Scots) to ba...
trolls	13	8	TROLL, to fish with...
trolly	19	10	to travel by streetc...
trompe	13	12	(French) an apparatu...
tromps	14	12	TROMP, to apply heav...
tronas	9	7	TRONA, (Swedish) a n...
troncs	13	10	TRONC, (French) a co...
trones	9	7	TRONE, (Scots) a pub...
tronks	11	11	TRONK, (Afrikaans) j...
troops	12	9	TROOP, to move in a...
troped	12	10	TROPE, to provide wi...
tropes	12	9	TROPE, to provide wi...
trophi	15	11	(Latin) the mouthpar...
trophy	21	13	to honour with a sym...
tropic	16	12	of the tropics [adj...
tropin	12	10	a poisonous alkaloid...
troppo	14	12	(Italian) in music,...
troths	13	8	TROTH, (Shakespeare)...
trotyl	18	9	an explosive, aka tr...
trouch	16	12	(dialect) rubbish, j...
trough	14	11	a long narrow contai...
troule	11	8	(Milton) to roll, tr...
troupe	12	10	to tour with a theat...
trouse	10	7	(archaic) irish clos...
trouts	11	7	TROUT, a freshwater...
trouty	17	9	containing trout [ad...
trover	12	10	a type of legal acti...
troves	12	10	TROVE, a valuable di...
trowed	13	10	TROW, (archaic) to b...
trowel	14	10	to smooth with a too...
trowth	16	11	(US) truth, also TRO...
truant	10	8	an absentee from sch...
truced	14	11	TRUCE, to suspend ho...
truces	14	10	TRUCE, to suspend ho...
trucks	16	14	TRUCK, to transport...
trudge	12	10	to walk tiredly [v T...
truest	11	7	TRUE, corresponding...
truffe	15	13	(French) a truffle,...
trugos	12	9	TRUGO, (Australian)...
truing	12	10	TRUE, to make true [...
truism	13	10	an obvious truth [n...
trulls	14	9	TRULL, (archaic) a h...
trumps	15	13	TRUMP, to outdo [v]
trunks	12	12	TRUNK, the main stem...
trusts	12	7	TRUST, to place conf...
trusty	18	9	worthy of trust [adj...
truths	14	9	TRUTH, conformity to...
truthy	20	11	characterized by tru...
tryers	17	8	TRYER, one who tries...
trying	18	11	demanding, annoying...
trykes	18	12	TRYKE, a tricycle, a...
tryout	17	9	a test of ability [n...
trypan	18	12	as in trypan blue, a...
tryste	17	8	a market [n -S]
trysts	18	8	TRYST, to make an ap...
tsades	10	7	TSADE, (Hebrew) a He...
tsadik	12	11	(Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tsadis	11	7	TSADI, (Hebrew) a He...
tsamba	13	12	(Tibetan) a Tibetan...
tsetse	10	6	(Setswana) a small f...
tsking	13	13	TSK, to utter an exc...
tsktsk	14	14	to utter an exclamat...
tsores	10	6	(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsoris	11	6	(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tsotsi	11	6	(Afrikaans) a member...
tsubas	13	10	TSUBA, (Japanese) a...
tsubos	13	10	TSUBO, (Japanese) a...
tsuris	12	7	(Yiddish) grief, woe...
tuarts	11	7	TUART, (Native Austr...
tuaths	13	9	TUATH, (Irish) a tri...
tuatua	10	8	(Maori) an edible ma...
tubage	13	12	the insertion of a t...
tubate	12	10	in the form of a tub...
tubbed	15	14	TUB, to wash in a la...
tubber	15	13	one who tubs i.e. ta...
tubers	13	10	TUBER, an undergroun...
tubful	17	15	as much as a tub can...
tubing	14	13	material in the form...
tubist	14	10	a tuba player, also...
tubule	14	12	a small tube [n -S]
tuchis	17	12	(Yiddish) the buttoc...
tuchun	16	14	(Chinese) a Chinese...
tuchus	17	13	(Yiddish) the buttoc...
tucked	15	15	TUCK, to fold under...
tucker	15	14	to tire out [v -ED,...
tucket	15	14	(archaic) a fanfare...
tuffes	15	13	TUFFE, (Shakespeare)...
tuffet	15	13	a clump of grass [n...
tufoli	14	11	(Italian) a large ma...
tufted	13	11	TUFT, to form into a...
tufter	13	10	a hound that drives...
tugged	13	12	TUG, to pull with fo...
tugger	13	11	one who tugs, esp. i...
tughra	14	11	(Turkish) an ornamen...
tugras	12	9	TUGRA, (Turkish) an...
tugrik	14	13	(Mongolian) a Mongol...
tuiles	12	8	TUILE, (French) a th...
tuille	13	9	(French) armour plat...
tuinas	10	8	TUINA, (Chinese) a C...
tuisms	13	10	TUISM, the theory th...
tuktoo	11	11	(Inuit) a caribou, a...
tuktus	13	12	TUKTU, (Inuit) a car...
tuladi	12	9	(Native American) a...
tulban	13	12	(obsolete) a turban,...
tulips	15	11	TULIP, any plant or...
tulles	13	9	TULLE, (French) a sh...
tulpas	14	11	TULPA, (Tibetan) a b...
tulsis	13	8	TULSI, (Hindi) a typ...
tulwar	15	11	(Hindi) an Indian sa...
tumble	15	14	to roll head over he...
tumefy	20	15	to swell [v TUMEFIED...
tumors	12	10	TUMOR, (US) an abnor...
tumour	12	11	an abnormal swelling...
tumped	14	14	TUMP, to drag [v]
tumphy	23	17	a blockhead [n TUMPH...
tumuli	14	12	TUMULUS, a mound ove...
tumult	14	12	to make a great din...
tunded	10	10	TUND, (archaic) to b...
tundra	10	9	a level, treeless ex...
tundun	10	11	(Native Australian)...
tuners	10	8	TUNER, one who tunes...
tuneup	12	12	an adjustment to ins...
tunica	13	11	(Latin) an enclosing...
tunics	14	11	TUNIC, a loose-fitti...
tunier	10	8	TUNY, tuneful, esp....
tuning	11	11	the way in which a m...
tunket	11	12	hell, used as an int...
tunned	9	10	TUN, to store in a l...
tunnel	10	10	an underground passa...
tupeks	14	14	TUPEK, (Inuit) an In...
tupelo	13	11	(Native American) a...
tupiks	15	14	TUPIK, (Inuit) an In...
tuples	14	11	TUPLE, in computing,...
tupped	15	14	TUP, to copulate wit...
tupuna	12	12	(Maori) an ancestor,...
tuques	19	17	TUQUE, (French) a kn...
turaco	13	10	an African bird, als...
turban	12	11	a man's headdress, c...
turbid	14	11	thick or opaque with...
turbit	14	10	a kind of domestic p...
turbos	13	10	TURBO, a type of eng...
turbot	13	10	a large flatfish wit...
tureen	9	8	a large vessel for h...
turfed	13	11	TURF, to cover with...
turfen	12	11	(archaic) made of tu...
turgid	13	10	swollen, inflated, a...
turgor	12	9	the state of being t...
turion	10	8	(French) an undergro...
turkey	18	13	a large American bir...
turkis	13	11	(Milton) turquoise [...
turmes	12	10	TURME, a troop, also...
turned	10	9	TURN, to change dire...
turner	10	8	one who turns wood o...
turnip	13	11	to plant with an edi...
turnon	9	9	something that arous...
turnup	13	12	a part of a garment...
turret	11	7	a small tower [n -S]
turtle	12	8	any of various aquat...
turves	13	11	TURF, a surface laye...
tusche	16	12	(German) a black sub...
tushed	13	10	TUSH, to gore with a...
tushes	13	9	TUSH, to gore with a...
tushie	13	9	(Yiddish) the bottom...
tuskar	12	11	a turf-spade, also T...
tusked	12	12	TUSK, to gore with a...
tusker	12	11	a turf-spade, also T...
tussac	14	10	as in tussac grass,...
tussah	13	9	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tussal	12	8	relating to a cough,...
tussar	11	7	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tusseh	13	9	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tusser	11	7	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tusses	11	7	TUSSIS, a cough [n]
tussis	12	7	a cough [n TUSSISES...
tussle	12	8	to struggle [v TUSSL...
tussor	11	7	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tussur	12	8	(Hindi) a fawn-colou...
tutees	10	7	TUTEE, one who is be...
tutman	11	11	a piece-worker [n TU...
tutmen	11	11	TUTMAN, a piece-work...
tutors	11	7	TUTOR, to instruct p...
tutrix	18	14	(obsolete) a female...
tutsan	10	8	any of several plant...
tutsed	11	8	TUTS, (Scots) to say...
tutses	11	7	TUTS, (Scots) to say...
tutted	11	8	TUT, to utter an exc...
tuttis	12	7	TUTTI, (Italian) a d...
tutued	11	9	wearing a tutu [adj]
tuxedo	16	15	a man's semiformal d...
tuyere	16	9	a pipe through which...
tuyers	17	9	TUYER, a pipe throug...
tuzzes	17	25	TUZZ, a tuft [n]
twains	13	10	TWAIN, (archaic) a s...
twaite	13	9	a fish, a kind of sh...
twangs	14	12	TWANG, to make a sha...
twangy	20	14	twanging [adj TWANGI...
twanks	14	14	TWANK, a short twang...
twanky	20	16	(Chinese) a variety...
tweaks	14	13	TWEAK, to pinch and...
tweaky	20	15	twitchy [adj TWEAKIE...
tweeds	13	10	TWEED, a coarse wool...
tweedy	19	12	of a refined, tradit...
tweels	14	10	TWEEL, to weave with...
tweely	20	12	TWEE, affectedly cut...
tweens	12	10	TWEEN, a preteen, be...
tweeny	18	12	(colloquial) a betwe...
tweeps	15	12	TWEEP, one who uses...
tweers	13	9	TWEER, (obsolete) to...
tweest	13	9	TWEE, affectedly cut...
tweets	13	9	TWEET, to make a sou...
tweeze	15	18	to pluck with a twee...
twelve	16	14	a number, two and te...
twenty	19	12	a number [n TWENTIES...
twerks	15	13	TWERK, to thrust the...
twerps	16	12	TWERP, a small, impu...
twerpy	22	14	like a twerp, also T...
twibil	18	13	a battle-axe with tw...
twicer	17	12	a compositor and pre...
twiers	14	9	TWIER, a pipe throug...
twiggy	23	15	twiglike, full of tw...
twight	18	13	(Spenser) to twit, u...
twilit	16	10	lit by twilight [adj...
twills	17	11	TWILL, to weave with...
twilly	23	13	a willowing machine...
twilts	16	10	TWILT, to quilt [v]
twined	13	11	TWINE, to entangle t...
twiner	13	10	a twining plant [n -...
twines	13	10	TWINE, to entangle t...
twinge	14	12	to affect with a sha...
twinks	15	14	TWINK, to blink [v]
twinky	21	16	(tradename) a stereo...
twired	14	10	TWIRE, (Shakespeare)...
twires	14	9	TWIRE, (Shakespeare)...
twirls	16	10	TWIRL, to rotate rap...
twirly	22	12	curved [adj TWIRLIER...
twirps	17	12	TWIRP, a small impud...
twirpy	23	14	like a twirp, also T...
twists	15	9	TWIST, to force arou...
twisty	21	11	full of curves [adj...
twitch	20	14	to move spasmodicall...
twites	14	9	TWITE, the mountain...
twoers	13	9	TWOER, (colloquial)...
twofer	15	12	something that is so...
twonie	12	10	a Canadian two-dolla...
twyere	19	11	a pipe through which...
twyers	20	11	TWYER, a pipe throug...
tycoon	18	12	a wealthy and powerf...
tyeing	17	11	TYE, to wash in a tr...
tyiyns	23	11	TYIYN, a monetary un...
tykish	21	14	like a tyke [adj]
tylers	18	9	TYLER, a maker or la...
tylote	17	9	a cylindrical sponge...
tymbal	21	15	(archaic) a kind of...
tympan	19	15	a drum [n -S]
tyning	17	12	TYNE, to lose, also...
typhon	20	14	(Greek) a whirlwind...
typhus	22	14	any of a group of ac...
typier	19	11	TYPY, conforming to...
typify	28	16	to serve at a typica...
typing	20	14	the act of typing [n...
typist	20	11	one who types [n -S]
typtos	19	11	TYPTO, to work at Gr...
tyrans	16	9	TYRAN, to play the o...
tyrant	16	9	to play the oppresso...
tyring	18	11	TYRE, to supply a co...
tyroes	16	8	TYRO, a beginner or...
tystie	17	8	an Orkney and Shetla...
tythed	19	11	TYTHE, to pay a tent...
tythes	19	10	TYTHE, to pay a tent...
tzaddi	14	17	(Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
tzadik	15	20	(Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tzetse	13	15	(Setswana) a small f...
tzetze	16	24	(Setswana) a small f...
tzuris	15	16	(Yiddish) grief, woe...

6 letter words that start with T

6 letter words that start with T

6 letter T word

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LETTER T WORD