6 letter words that start with T

6 letter words that start with T

6 letter T word

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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...