7 letter words that start with T

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7 letter words that start with T

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

7 letter words that start with T

7 letter words that start with T

7 letter T word

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LETTER T WORD