Palabras que empiezan por T

3489 palabras

Palabra	IPS	ISM	IPSM	Significado
ta	tà	ta	tà	interj. thank you (British informal)
tab	tab	tab	tab	n. a small flap of material used for opening or identifying something n. a bill or check
tabby	tabbẏ	tab-by	tab-bẏ	n. a cat with a grey or tawny coat mottled with black n. female cat
tabernacle	tabe̊rnacle	tabernac-le	tabe̊rnac-le	n. a place of worship n. a temporary shelter
tabs	tabṡ	tab-s	tab-ṡ
tabular	tabūlår	tab-ul-ar	tab-ūl-år	a. of or pertaining to or arranged in table form a. flat; like a table in form
tabulate	tabūlāte	tab-ul-ate	tab-ūl-āte	v. to arrange in tabular form
tabulated	tabūlātėd	tab-ul-at-ed	tab-ūl-āt-ėd	v. arrange or enter in tabular form
tabulation	tabūlātio̊n	tab-ul-at-ion	tab-ūl-āt-io̊n	n. information set out in tabular form; the act of putting into tabular form
tabasco	tåbascō	tabasco	tåbascō	n. a very hot pepper sauce made from tabasco peppers
tabbouleh	tåbboùle̊h	tabbouleh	tåbboùle̊h	n. a finely chopped salad with tomatoes, parsley, mint, scallions and bulgur wheat
tablet	tablėt	tabl-et	tabl-ėt	n. a small flat compressed cake of some substance n. a slab of stone with an inscription
table	tāble	tab-le	tāb-le	n. a piece of furniture with a flat top supported by legs n. an arrangement of data in rows and columns
tabloid	tabloid	tab-loid	tab-loid	n. newspaper with half-size pages
tableau	tåble̊aù	tab-le-au	tåb-le̊-aù	n. a group of people attractively arranged (as if in a painting) n. any dramatic scene
tablecloth	tābl𝕖cloth	tab-le-cloth	tāb-l𝕖-cloth	n. a covering spread over a dining table
tableland	tābl𝕖land	tab-le-land	tāb-l𝕖-land	n. a relatively flat highland
tables	tābl𝕖ṡ	tab-le-s	tāb-l𝕖-ṡ
tablespoon	tābl𝕖spoon	tab-le-spoon	tāb-l𝕖-spoon	n. as much as a tablespoon will hold n. a spoon larger than a dessert spoon; used for serving
tabletop	tābl𝕖top	tab-le-top	tāb-l𝕖-top	n. the top horizontal work surface of a table
tablature	tablåtůre	tabl-at-ure	tabl-åt-ůre	n. a musical notation indicating the fingering to be used
tableware	tābleware	tab-le-ware	tāb-le-ware	n. articles for use at the table such as dishes and silverware and glassware
tablespoonful	tābl𝕖spoonfůl	tab-le-spoon-ful	tāb-l𝕖-spoon-fůl	n. as much as a tablespoon will hold
entablature	entablåtůre	en-tabl-at-ure	en-tabl-åt-ůre	n. (architecture) the horizontal structure above columns in a classical temple
tabla	tàblà	tabla	tàblà	n. a pair of small hand drums used in Indian music
taboo	taboo	taboo	taboo	n. a social or religious custom prohibiting a particular practice a. forbidden by social custom vt. to forbid
tabu	tåbū	tabu	tåbū	n. a social prohibition against mentioning or using something a. forbidden to use or mention
tach	tac𝕙	tach	tac𝕙	n. a measuring instrument for indicating speed of rotation
tache	tàċhe	tache	tàċhe	n. a spot or buckle
tachometer	tåc𝕙omėte̊r	tach-o-meter	tåc𝕙-o-mėte̊r	n. measuring instrument for indicating speed of rotation
attach	åttach	at-tach	åt-tach	v. fasten or join one thing to another v. assign importance to
attache	attåċhè	at-tache	at-tåċhè	n. a specialist assigned to the staff of a diplomatic mission
attached	åttach𝕖ḋ	at-tach-ed	åt-tach-𝕖ḋ	a. joined or connected to something a. fond of or devoted to
attaches	åttachėṡ	at-tach-es	åt-tach-ėṡ
attaching	åttaching	at-tach-ing	åt-tach-ing
attachment	åttachme̊nt	at-tach-ment	åt-tach-me̊nt	n. a feeling of affection for someone or something n. a supplementary part or device
detach	dėtach	de-tach	dė-tach	v. to separate or remove from something
detachable	dėtachåble	de-tach-able	dė-tach-åble	a. designed to be unfastened or disconnected without damage
detached	dėtach𝕖ḋ	de-tach-ed	dė-tach-𝕖ḋ	a. separate or disconnected; lacking affection or warm feeling
detachment	dėtachme̊nt	de-tach-ment	dė-tach-me̊nt	n. the state of being separate or objective n. a small unit of troops
unattached	ûnåttach𝕖ḋ	un-at-tach-ed	ûn-åt-tach-𝕖ḋ	a. not fastened together a. not married or in a romantic relationship
tachyon	tac𝕙ẏon	tachy-on	tac𝕙ẏ-on	n. a hypothetical particle that travels faster than light
tacit	tacit	tacit	tacit	a. implied by or inferred from actions or statements
taciturn	tacitůrn	taciturn	tacitůrn	a. saying little
taciturnity	tacitůrni̊tẏ	taciturn-ity	tacitůrn-i̊tẏ	n. the trait of being uncommunicative
tacitly	tacitlẏ	tacit-ly	tacit-lẏ	adv. in a tacit manner
tack	tack	tack	tack	n. a short nail with a sharp point n. a course of action
tackler	tackle̊r	tackl-er	tackl-e̊r	n. a football player who tackles the ball carrier
tacking	tacking	tack-ing	tack-ing	n. a loose temporary sewing stitch to hold layers of fabric together v. fasten with tacks; turn into the wind
tackle	tackle	tack-le	tack-le	v. make an effort to deal with a problem v. try to take the ball from an opponent
tackling	tackling	tack-ling	tack-ling	v. dealing with a problem or task n. the act of seizing and bringing down an opponent
tacky	tackẏ	tack-y	tack-ẏ	a. showing poor taste or quality a. slightly sticky
tackier	tackie̊r	tack-i-er	tack-i-e̊r
tackiest	tackiėst	tack-i-est	tack-i-ėst
tackled	tackl𝕖d	tack-l-ed	tack-l-𝕖d
tackiness	tackinėss	tack-i-ness	tack-i-nėss	n. the property of being cohesive and sticky n. tastelessness by virtue of being cheap and vulgar
tackles	tackl𝕖ṡ	tack-le-s	tack-l𝕖-ṡ
attack	åttack	at-tack	åt-tack	v. to take aggressive action against someone or something n. an act of aggressive action
attacked	åttack𝕖ḋ	at-tack-ed	åt-tack-𝕖ḋ	v. launch an attack or assault on v. attack in speech or writing
attacker	åttacke̊r	at-tack-er	åt-tack-e̊r	n. someone who attacks
attacking	åttacking	at-tack-ing	åt-tack-ing	a. disposed to attack v. launch an attack or assault on
attacks	åttacks	at-tack-s	åt-tack-s
taco	tàcō	taco	tàcō	n. a tortilla rolled cupped around a filling
tacos	tàcōṡ	taco-s	tàcō-ṡ
taconite	taco̊nīte	tacon-ite	taco̊n-īte	n. a variety of chert containing magnetite and hematite; mined as a low-grade iron ore
tact	tact	tact	tact	n. consideration in dealing with others and avoiding giving offense
tactful	tactfůl	tact-ful	tact-fůl	a. having or showing a sense of what is fitting and considerate in dealing with others
tactic	tactic	tact-ic	tact-ic	n. a plan or action designed to achieve a particular goal
tactile	tactile	tact-ile	tact-ile	a. relating to the sense of touch
tactless	tactle̊ss	tact-less	tact-le̊ss	a. lacking or showing a lack of what is fitting and considerate in dealing with others
tactical	tacticål	tact-ic-al	tact-ic-ål	a. relating to tactics
tactual	tactùål	tact-u-al	tact-ù-ål	a. of or relating to the sense of touch a. producing a sensation of touch
tactician	tactiċi̊ån	tact-ic-ian	tact-iċ-i̊ån	n. a person who is skilled at planning tactics
tactility	tactilitẏ	tact-il-ity	tact-il-itẏ	n. the faculty of perceiving pressure or heat or pain via the skin
tactfully	tactfůllẏ	tact-ful-ly	tact-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a tactful manner
tactics	tactics	tact-ic-s	tact-ic-s	n. methods used to achieve a goal
tactically	tacticållẏ	tact-ic-al-ly	tact-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. with regard to tactics
contact	contact	con-tact	con-tact	n. the state or condition of physical touching n. communication with someone v. communicate with someone
contacted	contactėd	con-tact-ed	con-tact-ėd
contacting	contacting	con-tact-ing	con-tact-ing
contacts	contacts	con-tact-s	con-tact-s
intact	intact	in-tact	in-tact	a. undamaged in any way
intactness	intactne̊ss	in-tact-ness	in-tact-ne̊ss	n. the state of being unimpaired
paratactic	paråtactic	para-tact-ic	parå-tact-ic	a. of or relating to placing clauses one after another without coordination words
syntactic	sẏntactic	syn-tact-ic	sẏn-tact-ic	a. of or relating to or conforming to the rules of syntax
syntactical	sẏntacticål	syn-tact-ic-al	sẏn-tact-ic-ål	a. of or relating to or conforming to the rules of syntax
syntactically	sẏntacticållẏ	syn-tact-ic-al-ly	sẏn-tact-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. with respect to syntax
tad	tad	tad	tad	n. a slight amount or degree
tada	tàdå	tada	tàdå
ta-da	tà-dà	ta-da	tà-dà
ta-dah	tà-dà𝕙	ta-dah	tà-dà𝕙
tadpole	tadpōle	tad-pole	tad-pōle	n. a larval frog or toad
tads	tadṡ	tad-s	tad-ṡ
tae	tāe	tae	tāe	n. Korean martial art similar to karate
taffeta	taffe̊tå	taffeta	taffe̊tå	n. a crisp smooth lustrous fabric
taffy	taffẏ	taff-y	taff-ẏ	n. chewy candy of sugar or syrup boiled until thick and pulled until glossy
distaff	distàff	dis-taff	dis-tàff	n. the sphere of work by women n. the staff on which wool or flax is wound before spinning
tag	tag	tag	tag	n. a label attached to something vt. attach a tag to; label
tagged	tagg𝕖d	tagg-ed	tagg-𝕖d	a. bearing or marked with a label or tag
tagger	tagge̊r	tagg-er	tagg-e̊r	n. someone who writes graffiti on walls
tagging	tagging	tagg-ing	tagg-ing	v. attach a tag or label to v. provide with a name or nickname
tagline	taglīne	tag-line	tag-līne	n. a catchphrase or slogan, especially used in advertising
tags	tagṡ	tag-s	tag-ṡ
contagion	co̊ntāgio̊n	con-tag-ion	co̊n-tāg-io̊n	n. the communication of an attitude or emotional state among a number of people
contagious	co̊ntāgio̊us	con-tag-ious	co̊n-tāg-io̊us	a. spread by direct contact; easily passed from one person to another
tagine	tågĩne	tagine	tågĩne	n. a North African stew of meat and vegetables cooked in an earthenware pot
tagliatelle	ta𝕘liåtellė	tagliatelle	ta𝕘liåtellė	n. pasta cut in narrow ribbons
intaglio	inta𝕘liō	in-taglio	in-ta𝕘liō	n. a sunken or depressed engraving or carving on stone or gem (as opposed to cameo)
tahini	tàhĩni	tahini	tàhĩni	n. a thick Middle Eastern paste made from ground sesame seeds
Tahiti	Tåhĩtĩ	Tahiti	Tåhĩtĩ	n. an island in the South Pacific
tahitian	tåhĩtiàn	tahiti-an	tåhĩti-àn	a. of or relating to Tahiti or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Tahiti
tai	taī	tai	taī	n. a language of the Kadai family
taiga	taīgå	taiga	taīgå	n. the biome characterized by coniferous forests in northern regions
tail	tāil	tail	tāil	n. the posterior part of the body of a vertebrate, especially when elongated n. any projection that resembles the tail of an animal v. go after with the intent to catch
tailback	tāilback	tail-back	tāil-back	n. a queue of stationary or slow-moving traffic
tailbone	tāilbōne	tail-bone	tāil-bōne	n. the end of the vertebral column in humans and certain apes
tailcoat	tāilcōat	tail-coat	tāil-cōat	n. formalwear consisting of full evening dress for men
tailed	tāil𝕖d	tail-ed	tāil-𝕖d	a. having a tail of a specified kind
tailfin	tāilfin	tail-fin	tāil-fin	n. a stabilizer that is part of the vertical tail structure of an airplane
tailgate	tāilgāte	tail-gate	tāil-gāte	n. a gate at the rear of a vehicle v. to follow at a dangerously close distance
tailing	tāiling	tail-ing	tāil-ing	n. the act of following someone secretly v. go after with the intent to catch
tailless	tāillėss	tail-less	tāil-lėss	a. not having a tail
taillight	tāillī𝕘𝕙t	tail-light	tāil-lī𝕘𝕙t	n. lamp (usually red) mounted at the rear of a motor vehicle
tailor	tāilo̊r	tail-or	tāil-o̊r	n. a person whose occupation is making and altering garments v. adjust to a specific need or market
tailpiece	tāilpiēce	tail-piece	tāil-piēce	n. appendage added to extend the length of something
tailpipe	tāilpīpe	tail-pipe	tāil-pīpe	n. a pipe carrying fumes from the muffler to the rear of a car
tailplane	tāilplāne	tail-plane	tāil-plāne	n. the horizontal tail surface of aircraft
tails	tāilṡ	tail-s	tāil-ṡ
tailspin	tāilspin	tail-spin	tāil-spin	n. loss of emotional control often resulting in emotional collapse n. rapid descent of an aircraft in a steep spiral
tailwind	tāilwind	tail-wind	tāil-wind	n. wind blowing in the same direction as the path of a ship or aircraft
tailored	tāilo̊r𝕖d	tail-or-ed	tāil-o̊r-𝕖d	a. made by a tailor; custom-made a. adapted to a particular purpose
tailwater	tāilwãte̊r	tail-wat-er	tāil-wãt-e̊r	n. water that has passed through a dam or other hydraulic structure
tailgating	tāilgāting	tail-gat-ing	tāil-gāt-ing	v. follow at a dangerously close distance
tailoring	tāilo̊ring	tail-or-ing	tāil-o̊r-ing	n. the occupation of making clothes
curtail	cůrtāil	cur-tail	cůr-tāil	v. to reduce or limit something
curtailed	cůrtāil𝕖d	cur-tail-ed	cůr-tāil-𝕖d	v. place restrictions on v. terminate or abbreviate before its intended or proper end
curtailment	cůrtāilme̊nt	cur-tail-ment	cůr-tāil-me̊nt	n. the temporal property of being cut short
detail	dėtāil	de-tail	dė-tāil	n. a small individual part or feature n. the small features or facts of something vt. to describe fully
detailed	dėtāil𝕖d	de-tail-ed	dė-tāil-𝕖d	a. developed or executed with care and in minute detail
detailing	dėtāiling	de-tail-ing	dė-tāil-ing	n. a detailed description or treatment of something v. provide details for
details	dėtāilṡ	de-tail-s	dė-tāil-ṡ
entail	entāil	en-tail	en-tāil	v. to involve something as a necessary part
entailment	entāilme̊nt	en-tail-ment	en-tāil-me̊nt	n something that is inferred (deduced or entailed or implied)
retail	rėtāil	re-tail	rė-tāil	n. the sale of goods in small quantities to the public v. to sell goods in small quantities
retailer	rētāile̊r	re-tail-er	rē-tāil-e̊r	n. a person or business that sells goods to the public
retailing	rētāiling	re-tail-ing	rē-tāil-ing	n. the activities involved in selling commodities directly to consumers
cottontail	cotto̊ntāil	cott-on-tail	cott-o̊n-tāil	n. common small rabbit of North America with a tail having a white underside
attain	åttāin	at-tain	åt-tāin	v. to succeed in achieving a goal v. to reach a certain level or state
attainable	åttāinåble	at-tain-able	åt-tāin-åble	a. capable of being achieved
attainder	åttāinde̊r	at-tain-der	åt-tāin-de̊r	n. cancellation of civil rights
attained	åttāin𝕖d	at-tain-ed	åt-tāin-𝕖d	v. achieved or reached
attainment	åttāinme̊nt	at-tain-ment	åt-tāin-me̊nt	n. the act of achieving a goal
contain	co̊ntāin	con-tain	co̊n-tāin	vt. to hold or include within vt. to keep under control
contained	co̊ntāin𝕖d	con-tain-ed	co̊n-tāin-𝕖d	a. gotten under control
container	co̊ntāine̊r	con-tain-er	co̊n-tāin-e̊r	n. an object used for holding or storing things
containing	co̊ntāining	con-tain-ing	co̊n-tāin-ing	v. include or contain v. hold back or restrain
containment	co̊ntāinme̊nt	con-tain-ment	co̊n-tāin-me̊nt	n. the act of containing; keeping something from spreading n. a policy of checking the expansion of a hostile power
contains	co̊ntāinṡ	con-tain-s	co̊n-tāin-ṡ
containers	co̊ntāine̊rṡ	con-tain-er-s	co̊n-tāin-e̊r-ṡ
containerized	co̊ntāine̊rīz𝕖d	con-tain-er-iz-ed	co̊n-tāin-e̊r-īz-𝕖d	v. package in a container
containerization	co̊ntāine̊rīzātio̊n	con-tain-er-iz-at-ion	co̊n-tāin-e̊r-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the use of containers for transporting goods
detain	dėtāin	de-tain	dė-tāin	v. deprive of freedom; take into confinement v. delay or hold back
distain	distāin	dis-tain	dis-tāin	vt. to damage the reputation of
detained	dėtāin𝕖d	de-tain-ed	dė-tāin-𝕖d	v. deprive of freedom; take into confinement v. cause to be slowed down or delayed
detainee	dētāinēe	de-tain-ee	dē-tāin-ēe	n. someone held in custody
detainment	dėtāinme̊nt	de-tain-ment	dė-tāin-me̊nt	n. a state of being confined
entertain	ente̊rtāin	enter-tain	ente̊r-tāin	v. to provide someone with food and drink v. to provide amusement or enjoyment
entertained	ente̊rtāin𝕖d	enter-tain-ed	ente̊r-tāin-𝕖d
entertainer	ente̊rtāine̊r	enter-tain-er	ente̊r-tāin-e̊r	n. a person who tries to please or amuse
entertaining	ente̊rtāining	enter-tain-ing	ente̊r-tāin-ing	a. amusing and enjoyable
entertainment	ente̊rtāinme̊nt	enter-tain-ment	ente̊r-tāin-me̊nt	n. an activity that is diverting and that holds the attention
entertains	ente̊rtāinṡ	enter-tain-s	ente̊r-tāin-ṡ
entertainingly	ente̊rtāininglẏ	enter-tain-ing-ly	ente̊r-tāin-ing-lẏ	adv. in an entertaining manner
entertainments	ente̊rtāinme̊nts	enter-tain-ment-s	ente̊r-tāin-me̊nt-s
infotainment	infōtāinme̊nt	info-tain-ment	infō-tāin-me̊nt	n. a film or TV program presenting the facts about a person or event
obtain	o̊btāin	ob-tain	o̊b-tāin	v. get or acquire something
obtainable	o̊btāinåble	ob-tain-able	o̊b-tāin-åble	a. capable of being obtained
pertain	pe̊rtāin	per-tain	pe̊r-tāin	v. be a part or attribute of
pertaining	pe̊rtāining	per-tain-ing	pe̊r-tāin-ing	a. relating to; belonging to
retain	rėtāin	re-tain	rė-tāin	v. hold back within v. allow to remain in a place or position or maintain a property or feature v. secure and keep for possible future use or application
retained	rėtāin𝕖d	re-tain-ed	rė-tāin-𝕖d	a. continued in your keeping or use or memory
retainer	rėtāine̊r	re-tain-er	rė-tāin-e̊r	n. a fee charged in advance to retain the services of someone
retaining	rėtāining	re-tain-ing	rė-tāin-ing	v. hold back within v. secure and keep for possible future use
sustain	sůstāin	sus-tain	sůs-tāin	v. supply with necessities and support v. admit as valid v. undergo (as of injuries and illnesses)
sustainable	sůstāinåble	sus-tain-able	sůs-tāin-åble	a. able to be maintained at a certain rate or level a. conserving an ecological balance
sustained	sůstāin𝕖d	sus-tain-ed	sůs-tāin-𝕖d	a. maintained at length without interruption
sustainer	sůstāine̊r	sus-tain-er	sůs-tāin-e̊r	n. someone who upholds or maintains
sustainment	sůstāinme̊nt	sus-tain-ment	sůs-tāin-me̊nt	n. the act of sustaining life by food or providing a means of subsistence
sustainability	sůstāinåbilitẏ	sus-tain-abil-ity	sůs-tāin-åbil-itẏ	n. the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level
unattainable	ûnåttāinåble	un-at-tain-able	ûn-åt-tāin-åble	a. impossible to achieve
uncontainable	ûnco̊ntāinåble	un-con-tain-able	ûn-co̊n-tāin-åble	a. impossible to contain or control
uncontained	ûnco̊ntāin𝕖d	un-con-tain-ed	ûn-co̊n-tāin-𝕖d	a. not controlled or restrained
unobtainable	ûno̊btāinåble	un-ob-tain-able	ûn-o̊b-tāin-åble	a. not capable of being obtained
unsustainable	ûnsûstāinåble	un-sus-tain-able	ûn-sûs-tāin-åble	a. not able to be maintained at the current rate or level
unsustainability	ûnsûstāinåbilitẏ	un-sus-tain-abil-ity	ûn-sûs-tāin-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of not being able to be maintained
sustenance	sûste̊nånce	sus-ten-ance	sûs-te̊n-ånce	n. food and drink regarded as a source of strength n. the means of sustaining life
taint	tāint	taint	tāint	n. a trace of something bad or unpleasant v. to contaminate or pollute
tainted	tāintėd	taint-ed	tāint-ėd	a. touched by rot or decay; contaminated
untainted	ûntāintėd	un-taint-ed	ûn-tāint-ėd	a. (of reputation) free from blemishes
taiwanese	taīwànēṡe	taiwan-ese	taīwàn-ēṡe	a. of or relating to Taiwan n. a native or inhabitant of Taiwan
undertaker	ûnde̊rtāke̊r	under-tak-er	ûnde̊r-tāk-e̊r	n. one whose business is the management of funerals
take	tāke	take	tāke	vt. to get into one's hands or possession; to carry; to require vi. to obtain possession n. the act of taking
takedown	tāk𝕖dòwn	take-down	tāk𝕖-dòwn	n. the act of bringing someone to the ground from a standing position n. the act of dismantling
taken	tāke̊n	tak-en	tāk-e̊n	v. past participle of take a. be affected with an indisposition
taker	tāke̊r	tak-er	tāk-e̊r	n. one who accepts an offer
taking	tāking	tak-ing	tāk-ing	n. the act of someone who picks up or takes something a. very attractive; capturing interest
take-over		take-over		n. the act of assuming control
takeoff	tāk𝕖off	take-off	tāk𝕖-off	n. the act of an airplane leaving the ground n. a humorous imitation or parody
takeover	tāk𝕖ōve̊r	take-over	tāk𝕖-ōve̊r	n. the act of assuming control of something
takes	tāk𝕖s	take-s	tāk𝕖-s
take-up	tāke-ûp	take-up	tāke-ûp	n. the act of taking up
takings	tākingṡ	tak-ing-s	tāk-ing-ṡ	n. money taken in a business
takeaway	tāke̊awāy	take-a-way	tāke̊-a-wāy	n. food that is prepared to be taken away to eat a. prepared to be eaten off the premises
intake	intāke	in-take	in-tāke	n. the amount taken in n. an opening through which fluid enters
mistake	mistāke	mis-take	mis-tāke	n. an action or judgment that is wrong v. be wrong about something
mistaken	mistāke̊n	mis-taken	mis-tāke̊n	a. wrong in opinion or judgment; arising from error
mistaking	mistāking	mis-tak-ing	mis-tāk-ing	n. putting the wrong interpretation on v. identify incorrectly
mistakenly	mistāke̊nlẏ	mis-taken-ly	mis-tāke̊n-lẏ	adv. in a mistaken manner
mistakes	mistāk𝕖s	mis-take-s	mis-tāk𝕖-s
retake	rētāke	re-take	rē-tāke	n. a shot or scene that is photographed again v. photograph again
uptake	ûptāke	up-take	ûp-tāke	n. the act of taking in or absorbing
reuptake	rėůptāke	re-up-take	rė-ůp-tāke	n. a process of using up or consuming again (especially of neurotransmitters)
unmistakable	ûnmistākåble	un-mis-tak-able	ûn-mis-tāk-åble	a. clearly evident to the mind; not able to be mistaken
unmistakably	ûnmistākåblẏ	un-mis-tak-ab-ly	ûn-mis-tāk-åb-lẏ	adv. without possibility of mistake
took	took	took	took	v. past tense of take
talisman	talismån	talisman	talismån	n. a trinket thought to be a magical protection
tally	tallẏ	tally	tallẏ	n. a record of score or amount v. to agree or correspond
talent	tale̊nt	tal-ent	tal-e̊nt	n. natural aptitude or skill n. a person with a special aptitude
talismanic	taliṡmanic	talisman-ic	taliṡman-ic	a. possessing or believed to possess magic power
talented	tale̊nt𝕖d	tal-ent-ed	tal-e̊nt-𝕖d	a. having a natural aptitude or skill
talentless	tale̊ntlėss	tal-ent-less	tal-e̊nt-lėss	a devoid of talent; not gifted
talents	tale̊nts	tal-ent-s	tal-e̊nt-s
multitalented	mûltitale̊ntėd	multi-tal-ent-ed	mûlti-tal-e̊nt-ėd	a. having many talents or skills
retaliate	rėtaliāte	re-tali-ate	rė-tali-āte	v. make a counterattack and return like for like, especially evil for evil
retaliation	rētaliātio̊n	re-tali-at-ion	rē-tali-āt-io̊n	n. action taken in return for an injury or offense
retaliatory	rėtaliåtorẏ	re-tali-at-ory	rė-tali-åt-orẏ	a. of or relating to retribution
untalented	ûntale̊ntėd	un-tal-ent-ed	ûn-tal-e̊nt-ėd	a. devoid of talent; not gifted
Talbot	Talbo̊t	Talbot	Talbo̊t	n. a breed of hunting dog
talc	talc	talc	talc	n. a fine grained mineral having a soft soapy feel v. apply talcum powder to (one's body)
talcum	talcům	talc-um	talc-ům	n. a toilet powder made of purified talc and usually scented; absorbs excess moisture
tale	tāle	tale	tāle	n. a story or narrative n. a lie
tales	tāl𝕖ṡ	tale-s	tāl𝕖-ṡ
talebearer	tālebeāre̊r	tale-bear-er	tāle-beār-e̊r	n. one who spreads gossip
taliban	taliban	taliban	taliban	n. a fundamentalist Islamic movement in Afghanistan
talk	tãlk	talk	tãlk	v. to speak; to converse; to discuss n. a conversation; a speech
talkathon	tãlkåthon	talk-athon	tãlk-åthon	n. a very long speech or discussion
talkback	tãlkback	talk-back	tãlk-back	n. a system for remote communication to a central point, especially in broadcasting
talked	tãlk𝕖ḋ	talk-ed	tãlk-𝕖ḋ
talker	tãlke̊r	talk-er	tãlk-e̊r	n. someone who talks, especially one who delivers speeches or is very talkative
talkie	tãlkie	talk-ie	tãlk-ie	n. a movie with synchronized sound
talking	tãlking	talk-ing	tãlk-ing	n. the act of expressing ideas through conversation a. that can or does talk
talks	tãlks	talk-s	tãlk-s
talky	tãlkẏ	talk-y	tãlk-ẏ	a. full of trivial conversation
talkative	tãlkåtive	talk-at-ive	tãlk-åt-ive	a. fond of talking
talkativeness	tãlkåtiv𝕖nėss	talk-at-ive-ness	tãlk-åt-iv𝕖-nėss	n. the quality of being wordy and talkative
tall	tãll	tall	tãll	a. of great or more than average height
taller	tãlle̊r	tall-er	tãll-e̊r	a. comparative of tall
tallest	tãllėst	tall-est	tãll-ėst
tallgrass	tàllgrass	tall-grass	tàll-grass	n. any of various grasses that are tall and flourish with abundant moisture
tallish	tãllish	tall-ish	tãll-ish	a. somewhat tall
tallness	tãllnėss	tall-ness	tãll-nėss	n. the property of being taller than average stature
tallis	tàllis	tallis	tàllis	n. a Jewish prayer shawl with fringed corners
tallow	tallōw	tallow	tallōw	n. obtained from suet and used in making soap, candles and lubricants
talmudic	talmùdic	talmud-ic	talmùd-ic	a. of or relating to the Talmud
talon	talo̊n	talon	talo̊n	n. a sharp hooked claw especially on a bird of prey
taloned	talo̊n𝕖d	talon-ed	talo̊n-𝕖d	a. armed with claws or talons
talus	tālůs	talus	tālůs	n. a sloping mass of loose rocks at the base of a cliff
tam	tam	tam	tam	n. a woolen cap of Scottish origin
tame	tāme	tame	tāme	a. not wild or fierce; domesticated v. to make something tame
tamed	tām𝕖d	tam-ed	tām-𝕖d	a. brought from wildness
tamer	tāme̊r	tam-er	tām-e̊r	n. an animal trainer who tames wild animals
taming	tāming	tam-ing	tām-ing	vt. overcome the wildness of; make docile vt. make less strong or intense; soften
tamely	tām𝕖lẏ	tame-ly	tām𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a tame manner
untamed	ûntām𝕖d	un-tam-ed	ûn-tām-𝕖d	a. in a natural state; not tamed or domesticated
tamale	tåmàlė	tamale	tåmàlė	n. cornmeal dough stuffed with meat mixture wrapped in corn husks
tamarack	tamårack	tamarack	tamårack	n. a medium-sized larch of Canada and the northern US with a broad conic crown
tamarin	tamåri̊n	tamarin	tamåri̊n	n. small South American marmoset with silky fur and long nonprehensile tail
tamarind	tamårind	tamarind	tamårind	n. long-lived tropical evergreen tree with feathery foliage and fragrant flowers n. large tropical seed pod with tangy pulp used in cooking
tamarisk	tamårisk	tamarisk	tamårisk	n. a shrub with tiny leaves and feathery white or pink flowers; found in coastal areas
tambour	tambo̊ur	tambour	tambo̊ur	n. a frame made of two hoops; used for embroidering n. a drum
tambourine	tambo̊urĩne	tambourine	tambo̊urĩne	n. a shallow drum with metallic disks in the sides
tamil	tåmil	tamil	tåmil	n. a Dravidian language; a member of the Tamil people a. of or relating to the Tamil people
contaminant	co̊ntami̊nånt	con-tamin-ant	co̊n-tami̊n-ånt	n. a substance that contaminates
contaminate	co̊ntami̊nāte	con-tamin-ate	co̊n-tami̊n-āte	v. make impure by exposure to a polluting substance
contaminated	co̊ntami̊nāt𝕖d	con-tamin-at-ed	co̊n-tami̊n-āt-𝕖d	a. rendered unwholesome by contaminants
contaminating	co̊ntami̊nāting	con-tamin-at-ing	co̊n-tami̊n-āt-ing	v. make impure a. spreading pollution or contamination
contamination	co̊ntami̊nātio̊n	con-tamin-at-ion	co̊n-tami̊n-āt-io̊n	n. the act of making something impure by adding unwanted substances
uncontaminated	ûnco̊ntami̊nāt𝕖d	un-con-tamin-at-ed	ûn-co̊n-tami̊n-āt-𝕖d	a. not corrupted by contact or association; free from noxious elements
tamoxifen	tamoxi̊fe̊n	tamoxifen	tamoxi̊fe̊n	n. a drug used in the treatment of breast cancer
tamp	tamp	tamp	tamp	n. a tool for tamping v. press down tightly
tampon	tampon	tampon	tampon	n. a plug of absorbent material inserted into a body cavity to absorb fluids
tamper	tampe̊r	tamp-er	tamp-e̊r	v. to interfere with something in an unauthorized way
tampons	tamponṡ	tampon-s	tampon-ṡ
tampering	tampe̊ring	tamp-er-ing	tamp-e̊r-ing	v. alter something secretly or improperly v. interfere unwantedly
tamponade	tampo̊nāde	tampon-ade	tampo̊n-āde	n. blockage or closure of a wound or body cavity by a tampon to stop bleeding
tan	tan	tan	tan	n. a yellowish-brown color v. make brown by exposure to the sun
tanned	tann𝕖d	tann-ed	tann-𝕖d	a. made brown by exposure to the sun; converted to leather
tanner	tanne̊r	tann-er	tann-e̊r	n. a person who tans leather
tannery	tanne̊rẏ	tann-ery	tann-e̊rẏ	n. a workplace where skins and hides are tanned
tannic	tannic	tann-ic	tann-ic	a. derived from tannin
tanning	tanning	tann-ing	tann-ing	n. process in which skin pigmentation darkens as a result of exposure to ultraviolet light n. making leather from rawhide
tans	tanṡ	tan-s	tan-ṡ
tanager	tanåge̊r	tanager	tanåge̊r	n. any of numerous New World woodland birds having brightly colored males
tandem	tande̊m	tandem	tande̊m	n. an arrangement of two or more objects one behind another adv. one behind the other
tandoori	tandoori	tandoori	tandoori	a. relating to or denoting a method of cooking meat in a clay oven
tang	tang	tang	tang	n. a sharp distinctive flavor or odor
tangle	tangle	tangle	tangle	v. to become twisted together n. a confused mass
tangency	tange̊ncẏ	tang-ency	tang-e̊ncẏ	n. the state of touching at a single point
tangent	tange̊nt	tang-ent	tang-e̊nt	n. a straight line that touches a curve at a point without intersecting it n. ratio of the opposite to the adjacent side of a right-angled triangle
tangled	tangl𝕖d	tangl-ed	tangl-𝕖d	a. twisted together in a confused mass
tangerine	tange̊rĩne	tanger-ine	tange̊r-ĩne	n. a variety of mandarin orange
tangible	tangi̊ble	tang-ible	tang-i̊ble	a. perceptible by touch; having physical substance a. real or concrete
tangy	tangẏ	tang-y	tang-ẏ	a. tasting sour like a lemon
tangential	tangentiål	tang-ent-ial	tang-ent-iål	a. of or relating to or acting along or in the direction of a tangent
tangibly	tangi̊blẏ	tang-ib-ly	tang-i̊b-lẏ	adv. in a tangible manner
tangentially	tangentiållẏ	tang-ent-ial-ly	tang-ent-iål-lẏ	adv. in passing; superficially
entangled	entangl𝕖d	en-tangl-ed	en-tangl-𝕖d	a. twisted together in a tangled mass a. involved in difficulties
entangle	entangle	en-tang-le	en-tang-le	vt. to twist together or entangle
entanglement	entangl𝕖me̊nt	en-tang-le-ment	en-tang-l𝕖-me̊nt	n an intricate trap that entangles or ensnares its victim
intangible	intangi̊ble	in-tang-ible	in-tang-i̊ble	a. unable to be touched or grasped; not physical n. something that cannot be touched
intangibles	intangi̊bl𝕖ṡ	in-tang-ible-s	in-tang-i̊bl𝕖-ṡ	n. assets that are saleable though not material or physical
intangibility	intangi̊bilitẏ	in-tang-ib-il-ity	in-tang-i̊b-il-itẏ	n. the quality of not being able to be touched
untangled	ûntangl𝕖d	un-tangl-ed	ûn-tangl-𝕖d	a. not tangled v. release from entanglement
untangle	ûntangle	un-tang-le	ûn-tang-le	v. to release from entanglement
tango	tangō	tango	tangō	n. a ballroom dance of Latin-American origin v. dance a tango
tangoes	tangō𝕖ṡ	tango-es	tangō-𝕖ṡ
tangos	tangōṡ	tango-s	tangō-ṡ
tank	tank	tank	tank	n. a large container for storing liquid or gas n. a military vehicle with heavy armor and a cannon
tankard	tankård	tank-ard	tank-ård	n. a large drinking vessel with one handle
tanker	tanke̊r	tank-er	tank-e̊r	n. a ship or vehicle designed to carry liquid cargo
tankful	tankfùl	tank-ful	tank-fùl	n. as much as a tank will hold
tankini	tankĩnĩ	tank-ini	tank-ĩnĩ	n. a two-piece swimsuit consisting of a tank top and bikini bottoms
tankless	tankle̊ss	tank-less	tank-le̊ss	a. not having a tank or storage container
tanks	tanks	tank-s	tank-s
supertanker	sūpe̊rtanke̊r	super-tank-er	sūpe̊r-tank-e̊r	n. the largest class of oil tankers
tanka	tànkå	tanka	tànkå	n. a Japanese poetry form; lines 1,3 have five syllables; lines 2,4,5 have seven
tannin	tannin	tannin	tannin	n. complex phenolic substances of plant origin, used in tanning and medicine
tansu	tansū	tansu	tansū	n. a traditional Japanese chest or cabinet
tansy	tanṡẏ	tansy	tanṡẏ	n. a perennial aromatic herb with yellow flower heads
tantalise	tantålīṡe	tant-al-ise	tant-ål-īṡe	vt. to tease with something unattainable
tantalize	tantålīze	tant-al-ize	tant-ål-īze	v harass with persistent criticism or carping
tantalum	tantålům	tant-al-um	tant-ål-ům	n. a hard grey lustrous metallic element that is highly resistant to corrosion
tantalizing	tantålīzing	tant-al-iz-ing	tant-ål-īz-ing	a. arousing desire or expectation for something unattainable a. very pleasantly inviting
tantalizingly	tantålīzinglẏ	tant-al-iz-ing-ly	tant-ål-īz-ing-lẏ	adv. in a tantalizing manner
tantamount	tantåmòunt	tant-a-mount	tant-å-mòunt	a. being essentially equal to something
tantric	tantric	tantr-ic	tantr-ic	a. of or relating to Tantrism (a Hindu or Buddhist esoteric tradition)
tantrum	tantrům	tantrum	tantrům	n. a display of bad temper
Tanzania	Tanzāniå	Tanzania	Tanzāniå	n. a country in East Africa
tanzanian	tanzāniån	tanzan-ian	tanzān-iån	n. a native or inhabitant of Tanzania a. of or relating to Tanzania or its people
tao	tao	tao	tao	n. (in Chinese philosophy) the absolute principle underlying the universe
taoist	taoist	tao-ist	tao-ist	a. of or relating to Taoism (a Chinese philosophy and religion)
tap	tap	tap	tap	n. a light touch or stroke n. a plug for a bunghole in a cask v. strike lightly v. draw from or dip into to get something
tape	tāpe	tape	tāpe	n. a narrow strip of material used for tying or fastening things n. a recording on magnetic tape
taped	tāp𝕖ḋ	tap-ed	tāp-𝕖ḋ	a. secured with tape; recorded
taper	tāpe̊r	tap-er	tāp-e̊r	n. a convex shape that narrows toward a point v. diminish gradually
tapped	tapp𝕖ḋ	tapp-ed	tapp-𝕖ḋ	a. in a condition for letting out liquid drawn out as by piercing or drawing a plug
tapper	tappe̊r	tapp-er	tapp-e̊r	n. a person or device that taps lightly n. a worker who cuts screw threads
taping	tāping	tap-ing	tāp-ing	n. a recording made on magnetic tape v. fasten or attach with tape v. record on videotape v. register electronically v. cut a female screw thread with a tap v. strike lightly v. draw from; make good use of v. tap a telephone wire for information v. walk with a tapping sound v. dance making rhythmic clicking sounds v. pierce to draw liquid from
tapping	tapping	tapp-ing	tapp-ing	n. the sound of light blow or knock
taproom	taproom	tap-room	tap-room	n. a room or establishment where alcoholic drinks are served over a counter
taproot	taproot	tap-root	tap-root	n. main root of a plant growing straight downward from the stem
tapes	tāp𝕖s	tape-s	tāp𝕖-s
taps	taps	tap-s	tap-s
tapeworm	tāpewo̊rm	tape-worm	tāpe-wo̊rm	n. ribbonlike flatworms parasitic in the intestines of humans and other vertebrates
tapered	tāpe̊r𝕖d	tap-er-ed	tāp-e̊r-𝕖d	a. becoming gradually narrower toward one end
tapering	tāpe̊ring	tap-er-ing	tāp-e̊r-ing	a. gradually decreasing in width or thickness n. the act of gradually lowering the size or amount
tape-recorder	tāpe-rėcorde̊r	tape-re-cord-er	tāpe-rė-cord-e̊r	n. a device for recording sound
tape-recording	tāpe-rėcording	tape-re-cord-ing	tāpe-rė-cord-ing	n. a recording made on magnetic tape
audiotape	ãudiōtāpe	audio-tape	ãudiō-tāpe	n. magnetic tape used for recording sound
untapped	ûntapp𝕖ḋ	un-tapp-ed	ûn-tapp-𝕖ḋ	a. not yet used or exploited
tapa	tàpå	tapa	tàpå	n. the thin fibrous bark of the paper mulberry and Pipturus albidus n. a paperlike cloth made in the South Pacific by pounding tapa bark
tapenade	tape̊nàde	tapenade	tape̊nàde	n. a spread of capers, black olives and anchovies pureed with olive oil
tapestry	tape̊strẏ	tapestr-y	tape̊str-ẏ	n. a heavy textile with woven pictorial designs
epitaph	epi̊taph	epi-taph	epi̊-taph	n. an inscription on a tombstone in memory of the person buried there
cenotaph	cenōtàph	cen-o-taph	cen-ō-tàph	n. a monument built to honor people whose remains are interred elsewhere
tapioca	tapiōcå	tapioca	tapiōcå	n. granular preparation of cassava starch used to thicken especially puddings
tapir	tāpi̊r	tapir	tāpi̊r	n. a large nocturnal ungulate of the tropics with a heavy body and fleshy snout
taqueria	tàq𝕦e̊riå	taqueria	tàq𝕦e̊riå	n. a Mexican restaurant specializing in tacos
tar	tàr	tar	tàr	n. a dark sticky substance from coal or wood vt. to coat with tar
tarred	tàrr𝕖d	tarr-ed	tàrr-𝕖d	v coat with tar
tarmac	tàrmac	tar-mac	tàr-mac	n. a paved surface made of tar and broken stone
tarpaper	tàrpāpe̊r	tar-pap-er	tàr-pāp-e̊r	n. heavy paper coated with tar, used for waterproofing
tarantula	tåråntùlå	tarantula	tåråntùlå	n. a large hairy spider with painful but not highly venomous bites
tardy	tàrdẏ	tard-y	tàrd-ẏ	a. after the expected or usual time; delayed
tardiness	tàrdine̊ss	tard-i-ness	tàrd-i-ne̊ss	n. the quality or habit of not adhering to a correct or usual or expected time
retard	rėtàrd	re-tard	rė-tàrd	v. cause to move more slowly or operate at a slower rate v. be delayed
retardant	rētàrdånt	re-tard-ant	rē-tàrd-ånt	n. any agent that retards or delays or hinders
retarded	rėtàrdėd	re-tard-ed	rė-tàrd-ėd	a. relatively slow in mental or emotional or physical development
retards	rėtàrdṡ	re-tard-s	rė-tàrd-ṡ
retardation	rētàrdātio̊n	re-tard-at-ion	rē-tàrd-āt-io̊n	n. the extent to which something is delayed or held back n. lack of normal development of intellectual capacities
tare	tare̊	tare	tare̊	n. an adjustment made for the weight of packaging to determine the net weight of goods
target	tàrgėt	targ-et	tàrg-ėt	n. an object aimed at in shooting or a goal to be achieved v. aim at a particular goal or group
targeted	tàrge̊tėd	targ-et-ed	tàrg-e̊t-ėd	a. aimed or directed at a particular group
targeting	tàrge̊ting	targ-et-ing	tàrg-e̊t-ing	n. the process of selecting a target or aiming at something
targets	tàrge̊ts	targ-et-s	tàrg-e̊t-s
retarget	rėtàrgėt	re-targ-et	rė-tàrg-ėt	v. direct toward a new or different target
tariff	tari̊ff	tariff	tari̊ff	n. a tax on imported or exported goods v. charge a tariff
tarn	tàrn	tarn	tàrn	n. a mountain lake (especially one formed by glaciers)
untarnished	ûntàrnish𝕖ḋ	un-tarnish-ed	ûn-tàrnish-𝕖ḋ	a. (of reputation) free from blemishes
tarnish	tàrnish	tarnish	tàrnish	n. discoloration of metal surface caused by oxidation v. make dirty or lose brightness
tarnished	tàrnish𝕖ḋ	tarnish-ed	tàrnish-𝕖ḋ	a. made dirty or spotty; having lost luster
taro	tarō	taro	tarō	n. edible starchy tuberous root of taro plants
tarot	tarōt	tarot	tarōt	n. a set of cards including 22 representing virtues, vices, death, and fortune
tarp	tàrp	tarp	tàrp	n. waterproofed canvas
tarpon	tàrpo̊n	tarp-on	tàrp-o̊n	n. large silvery game fish of warm Atlantic waters
tarpaulin	tàrpãulin	tarpaulin	tàrpãulin	n. waterproofed canvas
tarragon	tarrågo̊n	tarragon	tarrågo̊n	n. a plant with aromatic leaves used as seasoning
tarry	tarrẏ	tarry	tarrẏ	v. leave slowly and hesitantly
tarsal	tàrsål	tars-al	tàrs-ål	n. any bone of the tarsus a. of or relating to or near the tarsus of the foot
metatarsal	metåtàrsål	meta-tars-al	metå-tàrs-ål	n. any bone of the foot between the ankle and the toes a. of or relating to the metatarsus
tart	tàrt	tart	tàrt	n. a small open pie with a fruit filling a. having a sharp acidic taste
tartlet	tàrtlėt	tart-let	tàrt-lėt	n. a small tart usually used as a canape
tartly	tàrtlẏ	tart-ly	tàrt-lẏ	adv. in a tart manner
tartness	tàrtne̊ss	tart-ness	tàrt-ne̊ss	n. the taste experience when vinegar or lemon juice is taken into the mouth n. a rough and bitter manner
tartan	tàrtån	tartan	tàrtån	n. a cloth having a crisscross design
tartar	tàrtår	tartar	tàrtår	n. an incrustation that forms on the teeth and gums
task	tàsk	task	tàsk	n. a piece of work to be done vt. to assign a task to
taskbar	taskbàr	task-bar	task-bàr	n. a bar displayed on a computer screen showing active applications and the system tray
tasks	tasks	task-s	task-s
taskmaster	taskmaste̊r	task-mast-er	task-mast-e̊r	n. someone who imposes hard or continuous work
multitasking	mûltĩtasking	multi-task-ing	mûltĩ-task-ing	n. the performance of more than one task at the same time
Tasmania	Taṡmāniå	Tasmania	Taṡmāniå	n. an island state of Australia
tasmanian	taṡmāniån	tasman-ian	taṡmān-iån	a. of or relating to Tasmania
demitasse	demitàsse	demi-tasse	demi-tàsse	n. small coffee cup; for serving black coffee
tassel	tasse̊l	tassel	tasse̊l	n. adornment consisting of a bunch of cords fastened at one end
tasseled	tasse̊l𝕖d	tassel-ed	tasse̊l-𝕖d	a. fringed or adorned with tassels
taste	tāste	taste	tāste	n. the sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth n. a preference or liking v. perceive the flavor of something
tastebud	tāst𝕖bûd	taste-bud	tāst𝕖-bûd	n. a small organ on the tongue that senses taste
tasted	tāstėd	tast-ed	tāst-ėd
taster	tāste̊r	tast-er	tāst-e̊r	n. someone who samples food or drink for its quality
tasteful	tāst𝕖fůl	taste-ful	tāst𝕖-fůl	a. having or showing or conforming to good taste
tasting	tāsting	tast-ing	tāst-ing	n. taking a small amount into the mouth to test its quality
tasteless	tāst𝕖lėss	taste-less	tāst𝕖-lėss	a. lacking flavor a. lacking aesthetic or social taste
tastes	tāst𝕖s	taste-s	tāst𝕖-s
tasty	tāstẏ	tast-y	tāst-ẏ	a. pleasing to the sense of taste
tastier	tāstie̊r	tast-i-er	tāst-i-e̊r
tastiest	tāstiėst	tast-i-est	tāst-i-ėst
tastemaker	tāst𝕖māke̊r	taste-mak-er	tāst𝕖-māk-e̊r	n. someone who popularizes a new fashion or trend
tastefully	tāst𝕖fůllẏ	taste-ful-ly	tāst𝕖-fůl-lẏ	adv. with taste; in a tasteful manner
tastelessness	tāst𝕖lėssnėss	taste-less-ness	tāst𝕖-lėss-nėss	n. inelegance indicated by a lack of good taste
distaste	distāste	dis-taste	dis-tāste	n. a feeling of intense dislike
distasteful	distāst𝕖fůl	dis-taste-ful	dis-tāst𝕖-fůl	a. not pleasing in odor or taste
distastefully	distāstefůllẏ	dis-taste-ful-ly	dis-tāste-fůl-lẏ	adv. in an offensively distasteful manner
foretaste	for𝕖tāste	fore-taste	for𝕖-tāste	n. an early limited awareness of something yet to occur
untasted	ûntāstėd	un-tast-ed	ûn-tāst-ėd	a. not tasted or experienced
tatami	tàtàmi	tatami	tàtàmi	n. straw matting used as a floor covering in Japanese houses
tatter	tatte̊r	tatt-er	tatt-e̊r	n. a torn piece of cloth
tattle	tattle	tatt-le	tatt-le	n. idle gossip or chatter v. reveal secrets or gossip about others
tatty	tattẏ	tatt-y	tatt-ẏ	a. showing signs of wear and tear a. tastelessly showy
tattered	tatte̊r𝕖d	tatt-er-ed	tatt-e̊r-𝕖d	a. worn to shreds; ragged
tatters	tatte̊rṡ	tatt-er-s	tatt-e̊r-ṡ	n. a small piece of cloth or paper
tattletale	tattletāle	tatt-le-tale	tatt-le-tāle	n. someone who gossips indiscreetly
tater	tāte̊r	tater	tāte̊r	n. an edible tuber native to South America; a staple food of Ireland
tattoo	tattoo	tattoo	tattoo	n. a design on the skin made by pricking and staining v. to mark the skin with a permanent design
tattooed	tattoo𝕖d	tattoo-ed	tattoo-𝕖d	v. stain (skin) with indelible color
tattooing	tattooing	tattoo-ing	tattoo-ing	v. stain skin with indelible color
tattooist	tåttooist	tattoo-ist	tåttoo-ist	n. a person who tattoos others
tattoos	tattooṡ	tattoo-s	tattoo-ṡ
tau	tãu	tau	tãu	n. the 19th letter of the Greek alphabet
taunt	tãunt	taunt	tãunt	v. to provoke or mock someone n. a remark made to mock someone
taunting	tãunting	taunt-ing	tãunt-ing	n. harsh or insulting remarks v. subject to mockery
tauntingly	tãuntinglẏ	taunt-ing-ly	tãunt-ing-lẏ	adv. in a playfully teasing manner
taupe	taupe	taupe	taupe	n. a greyish brown
taurine	tãurine	taur-ine	tãur-ine	n. a colorless crystalline substance obtained from the bile of mammals a. of or relating to or resembling a bull
minotaur	mīno̊tãur	mino-taur	mīno̊-tãur	n. (Greek mythology) a monster with the head of a bull and the body of a man
taut	tãut	taut	tãut	a. pulled or drawn tight a. tense and not relaxed
tauten	tãute̊n	taut-en	tãut-e̊n	v. to make or become tight
tautly	tãutlẏ	taut-ly	tãut-lẏ	adv. in a taut manner
tautness	tãutne̊ss	taut-ness	tãut-ne̊ss	n. the physical condition of being stretched or strained
tavern	tave̊rn	tavern	tave̊rn	n. a building with a bar that is licensed to sell alcoholic drinks
taverns	tave̊rnṡ	tavern-s	tave̊rn-ṡ
tavernkeeper	tave̊rnkēepe̊r	tavern-keep-er	tave̊rn-kēep-e̊r	n. one who keeps a tavern
taverna	tàvèrnå	taverna	tàvèrnå	n. a small Greek restaurant or inn
tawdry	tãwdrẏ	tawdr-y	tãwdr-ẏ	a. tastelessly showy a. cheap and shoddy
tawny	tãwnẏ	tawn-y	tãwn-ẏ	a. of a light brown to brownish orange color
tax	tax	tax	tax	n. a compulsory contribution to state revenue vt. to impose a tax on someone or something
taxi	taxi	taxi	taxi	n. a car with a driver for hire v. to ride in or drive a taxi
taxon	taxon	taxon	taxon	n. animal or plant group having natural relations
taxable	taxåble	tax-able	tax-åble	a. subject to taxation
taxicab	taxĩcab	taxi-cab	taxĩ-cab	n. a car for hire with a driver
taxed	tax𝕖ḋ	tax-ed	tax-𝕖ḋ	v. levy a tax on v. make heavy demands on
taxer	taxe̊r	tax-er	tax-e̊r	n. a bureaucrat who levies taxes
taxes	tax𝕖ṡ	tax-es	tax-𝕖ṡ	n. plural of tax
taxies	taxi𝕖ṡ	taxi-es	taxi-𝕖ṡ
taxing	taxing	tax-ing	tax-ing	a. not easily borne; wearing
taxman	taxman	tax-man	tax-man	n. someone who collects taxes for the government
taxpayer	taxpāye̊r	tax-payer	tax-pāye̊r	n. someone who pays taxes
taxis	taxiṡ	taxi-s	taxi-ṡ
taxiway	taxĩwāy	taxi-way	taxĩ-wāy	n. a paved strip used by planes taxiing to or from the runway at an airport
taxation	taxātio̊n	tax-at-ion	tax-āt-io̊n	n. the imposition of taxes by the government
tax-deductible		tax-de-duct-ible		a. that can be deducted from taxable income
taxonomic	taxo̊nomic	tax-o-nom-ic	tax-o̊-nom-ic	a. of or relating to taxonomy
taxonomy	taxono̊mẏ	tax-o-nom-y	tax-o-no̊m-ẏ	n. the science of classification
ataxia	ātaxiå	a-tax-ia	ā-tax-iå	n. inability to coordinate voluntary muscle movements
overtax	ōve̊rtax	over-tax	ōve̊r-tax	v. tax excessively
overtaxed	ōve̊rtax𝕖ḋ	over-tax-ed	ōve̊r-tax-𝕖ḋ	v tax excessively
pretax	prētax	pre-tax	prē-tax	a. before taxes are deducted
surtax	sůrtax	sur-tax	sůr-tax	n. an additional tax on certain kinds of income v. levy an extra tax on
syntax	sẏntax	syn-tax	sẏn-tax	n. the arrangement of words to create sentences
untaxed	ûntax𝕖ḋ	un-tax-ed	ûn-tax-𝕖ḋ	a. (of goods or funds) not taxed
tea	tēa	tea	tēa	n. a hot drink made by infusing leaves in boiling water n. the leaves used to make this drink
teabag	tēabag	tea-bag	tēa-bag	n. a small porous bag containing tea leaves
teacup	tēacûp	tea-cup	tēa-cûp	n. a cup from which tea is drunk
teahouse	tēahòuse	tea-house	tēa-hòuse	n. a restaurant where tea and light meals are available
teapot	tēapot	tea-pot	tēa-pot	n. pot for brewing tea; usually has a spout and handle
tearoom	tēaroom	tea-room	tēa-room	n. a restaurant where tea and light meals are available
teas	tēaṡ	tea-s	tēa-ṡ
teaspoon	tēaspoon	tea-spoon	tēa-spoon	n. as much as a teaspoon will hold n. a small spoon used for stirring tea or coffee
teatime	tēatīme	tea-time	tēa-tīme	n. a light afternoon meal of tea and sandwiches or cakes
teaspoonful	tēaspoonfůl	tea-spoon-ful	tēa-spoon-fůl	n. as much as a teaspoon will hold
teakettle	tēakettle	tea-kett-le	tēa-kett-le	n. a kettle for boiling water to make tea
teach	tēach	teach	tēach	v. to impart knowledge or instruct someone in how to do something
teachable	tēachåble	teach-able	tēach-åble	a. ready and willing to be taught
teacher	tēache̊r	teach-er	tēach-e̊r	n. a person who teaches, especially in a school
teaches	tēachėṡ	teach-es	tēach-ėṡ
teaching	tēaching	teach-ing	tēach-ing	n. the profession of a teacher n. a doctrine that is taught
teacherly	tēache̊rlẏ	teach-er-ly	tēach-e̊r-lẏ	a. of or befitting a teacher
teachers	tēache̊rṡ	teach-er-s	tēach-e̊r-ṡ
unteachable	ûntēachåble	un-teach-able	ûn-tēach-åble	a. not able to be taught
taught	tãu𝕘𝕙t	taught	tãu𝕘𝕙t	v. impart skills or knowledge to v. accustom gradually to some action or attitude
teak	tēak	teak	tēak	n. hard strong durable yellowish-brown wood of teak trees
teakwood	tēakwood	teak-wood	tēak-wood	n. hard durable yellowish-brown wood of teak trees; used for furniture and shipbuilding
teal	tēal	teal	tēal	n. any of various small short-necked dabbling river ducks of Europe and America
team	tēam	team	tēam	n. a group organized for a purpose; a group of players v. to join together in a team
teaming	tēaming	team-ing	tēam-ing	v. form a team v. work together as a team (team的现在分词)
teammate	tēammāte	team-mate	tēam-māte	n. a fellow member of a team
teams	tēamṡ	team-s	tēam-ṡ
teamster	tēamste̊r	team-ster	tēam-ste̊r	n. someone who drives a truck as an occupation
teamwork	tēamwo̊rk	team-work	tēam-wo̊rk	n. cooperative work done by a team
interteam	inte̊rtēam	inter-team	inte̊r-tēam	a. between teams
tear	tēar	tear	tēar	n. a drop of liquid from the eye v. pull apart or into pieces by force
teardown	tèardòwn	tear-down	tèar-dòwn	n. the act of dismantling or taking apart
teardrop	tēardrop	tear-drop	tēar-drop	n. anything shaped like a falling drop
tearful	tēarfůl	tear-ful	tēar-fůl	a. filled with or marked by tears
tearing	teāring	tear-ing	teār-ing	a. marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions
tearless	tēarlėss	tear-less	tēar-lėss	a. free from tears
tears	tēarṡ	tear-s	tēar-ṡ
teary	tēarẏ	tear-y	tēar-ẏ	a. with eyes full of tears
tearfully	tēarfůllẏ	tear-ful-ly	tēar-fůl-lẏ	adv. with tears; in a tearful manner
tore	tore	tore	tore
torn	torn	torn	torn	a. disrupted by the pull of contrary forces
tease	tēaṡe	tease	tēaṡe	v. to make fun of someone in a playful or unkind way n. a person who teases
teased	tēaṡ𝕖d	teas-ed	tēaṡ-𝕖d	a. feeling mild pleasurable excitement
teaser	tēaṡe̊r	teas-er	tēaṡ-e̊r	n. an advertisement that offers something free in order to arouse customers' interest n. a puzzling or difficult problem
teasing	tēaṡing	teas-ing	tēaṡ-ing	a. playfully annoying; arousing desire without satisfaction
teases	tēaṡėṡ	tease-s	tēaṡė-ṡ
teasingly	tēaṡinglẏ	teas-ing-ly	tēaṡ-ing-lẏ	adv. in a playfully teasing manner
teat	tēat	teat	tēat	n. the small projection of a mammary gland
tech	tec𝕙	tech	tec𝕙	n. technology; a technical school
techno	tec𝕙nō	techno	tec𝕙nō	n. a style of fast heavy electronic dance music usually without vocals
techie	tec𝕙ĩe	tech-ie	tec𝕙-ĩe	n. a technician highly proficient and enthusiastic about technology, especially computing
techy	techẏ	tech-y	tech-ẏ	a. easily irritated or annoyed
biotech	bīōtec𝕙	bio-tech	bīō-tec𝕙	n. the use of living organisms in industrial processes
technetium	tec𝕙nēṫiům	technet-ium	tec𝕙nēṫ-iům	n. a metallic element not found in nature; a fission product of uranium
technique	technique	techn-ique	techn-ique	n. a practical method or art applied to some particular task
technical	technicål	techn-ic-al	techn-ic-ål	a. relating to a particular subject or practical skill a. requiring special knowledge
technocrat	tec𝕙no̊crat	techn-o-crat	tec𝕙n-o̊-crat	n. an advocate of technocracy; an expert who is a member of a skilled elite
technician	techniciån	techn-ic-ian	techn-ic-iån	n. a person employed to look after technical equipment or do practical work
technology	technolo̊gẏ	techn-o-logy	techn-o-lo̊gẏ	n. the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes
technophobe	tec𝕙nōphōbe	techn-o-phobe	tec𝕙n-ō-phōbe	n. a person who dislikes or avoids new technology
technics	tec𝕙nics	techn-ic-s	tec𝕙n-ic-s	n. the study or theory of arts and technology n. technical skills or methods
techniques	techniques	techn-ique-s	techn-ique-s
technicality	tec𝕙nicalitẏ	techn-ic-al-ity	tec𝕙n-ic-al-itẏ	n. a detail that is considered insignificant
technocratic	tec𝕙no̊cratic	techn-o-crat-ic	tec𝕙n-o̊-crat-ic	a. of or relating to a technocracy
technologic	tec𝕙no̊logic	techn-o-log-ic	tec𝕙n-o̊-log-ic	a. of or relating to technology
technologies	tec𝕙nolo̊gi𝕖ṡ	techn-o-log-ies	tec𝕙n-o-lo̊g-i𝕖ṡ
technologist	tec𝕙nolo̊gist	techn-o-log-ist	tec𝕙n-o-lo̊g-ist	n. a person who uses scientific knowledge to solve practical problems
technically	tec𝕙nicållẏ	techn-ic-al-ly	tec𝕙n-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a technical way; according to the exact meaning or facts
technological	tec𝕙no̊logicål	techn-o-log-ic-al	tec𝕙n-o̊-log-ic-ål	a. relating to or using technology
technologically	tec𝕙no̊logicållẏ	techn-o-log-ic-al-ly	tec𝕙n-o̊-log-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. by means of technology; in terms of technology
biotechnology	bīōtec𝕙nolo̊gẏ	bio-techn-o-logy	bīō-tec𝕙n-o-lo̊gẏ	n. the use of living organisms in industrial processes
biotechnological	bīōtec𝕙no̊logicål	bio-techn-o-log-ic-al	bīō-tec𝕙n-o̊-log-ic-ål	a. of or relating to biotechnology
nano-technology	nanō-technolo̊gẏ	nano-techn-o-logy	nanō-techn-o-lo̊gẏ	n. the branch of technology at the atomic level
pyrotechnic	pȳrōtechnic	pyro-techn-ic	pȳrō-techn-ic	a. of or relating to the craft of making fireworks; spectacular or brilliant
pantechnicon	pantec𝕙nicon	pan-techn-ic-on	pan-tec𝕙n-ic-on	n. a large moving van
tecnology	tecnolo̊gẏ	tecnology	tecnolo̊gẏ	n. variant spelling of technology
architect	àrchitect	archi-tect	àrchi-tect	n. a person who designs buildings and oversees their construction
architected	àrc𝕙itectėd	archi-tect-ed	àrc𝕙i-tect-ėd	v. design and create (something) as an architect
architects	àrc𝕙itects	archi-tect-s	àrc𝕙i-tect-s
architecture	àrchitectůre	archi-tect-ure	àrchi-tect-ůre	n. the art and science of designing and constructing buildings
architectural	àrc𝕙i̊tectůrål	archi-tect-ur-al	àrc𝕙i̊-tect-ůr-ål	a. of or relating to the art and science of architecture
architectures	àrc𝕙itectůr𝕖ṡ	archi-tect-ure-s	àrc𝕙i-tect-ůr𝕖-ṡ
architecturally	àrc𝕙itectůrallẏ	archi-tect-ur-al-ly	àrc𝕙i-tect-ůr-al-lẏ	adv. with regard to architecture
detect	dėtect	de-tect	dė-tect	v. discover or determine the existence, presence, or fact of
detectable	dėtectåble	de-tect-able	dė-tect-åble	a. capable of being detected
detected	dėtect𝕖d	de-tect-ed	dė-tect-𝕖d	a. perceived or discerned
detecting	dėtecting	de-tect-ing	dė-tect-ing	n. a police investigation to determine the perpetrator v. discover or determine the existence of
detection	dėtectio̊n	de-tect-ion	dė-tect-io̊n	n. the act of discovering or noticing something
detective	dėtective	de-tect-ive	dė-tect-ive	n. a person whose job is to investigate crimes a. relating to detectives
detector	dėtecto̊r	de-tect-or	dė-tect-o̊r	n. a device used to detect or measure something
detects	dėtects	de-tect-s	dė-tect-s
detectability	dėtectåbilitẏ	de-tect-abil-ity	dė-tect-åbil-itẏ	n. the capability of being detected
detectives	dėtectiv𝕖ṡ	de-tect-ive-s	dė-tect-iv𝕖-ṡ
detectors	dėtecto̊rṡ	de-tect-or-s	dė-tect-o̊r-ṡ
protect	pro̊tect	pro-tect	pro̊-tect	vt. to keep safe from harm or injury
protectant	pro̊tectånt	pro-tect-ant	pro̊-tect-ånt	n. a substance that provides protection against a harmful agent
protected	pro̊tectėd	pro-tect-ed	pro̊-tect-ėd	a. kept safe from danger or harm
protecting	pro̊tecting	pro-tect-ing	pro̊-tect-ing	a. shielding or designed to shield against harm or discomfort
protection	pro̊tectio̊n	pro-tect-ion	pro̊-tect-io̊n	n. the act of keeping someone or something safe from harm or danger
protective	pro̊tective	pro-tect-ive	pro̊-tect-ive	a. intended to protect; giving protection
protector	pro̊tecto̊r	pro-tect-or	pro̊-tect-o̊r	n. a person or thing that protects
protectress	pro̊tectrėss	pro-tect-ress	pro̊-tect-rėss	n. a woman who protects
protects	pro̊tects	pro-tect-s	pro̊-tect-s
protectorate	pro̊tecto̊råte	pro-tect-or-ate	pro̊-tect-o̊r-åte	n. a state that is controlled and protected by another
protectionism	pro̊tectio̊niṡm	pro-tect-ion-ism	pro̊-tect-io̊n-iṡm	n. the policy of imposing duties or quotas on imports to protect home industries
protectionist	pro̊tectio̊nist	pro-tect-ion-ist	pro̊-tect-io̊n-ist	n. an advocate of protectionism
protectively	pro̊tectiv𝕖lẏ	pro-tect-ive-ly	pro̊-tect-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a protective manner
protectiveness	pro̊tectiv𝕖nėss	pro-tect-ive-ness	pro̊-tect-iv𝕖-nėss	n. the quality of providing protection
protections	pro̊tectio̊nṡ	pro-tect-ion-s	pro̊-tect-io̊n-ṡ
overprotect	ōve̊rpro̊tect	over-pro-tect	ōve̊r-pro̊-tect	v. protect excessively
overprotection	ōve̊rpro̊tectio̊n	over-pro-tect-ion	ōve̊r-pro̊-tect-io̊n	n. excessive protection
overprotective	ōve̊rpro̊tecti̊ve	over-pro-tect-ive	ōve̊r-pro̊-tect-i̊ve	a. overly protective
undetectable	ûndėtectåble	un-de-tect-able	ûn-dė-tect-åble	a. not able to be detected
undetected	ûndėtectėd	un-de-tect-ed	ûn-dė-tect-ėd	a. not perceived or discerned
unprotected	ûnpro̊tectėd	un-pro-tect-ed	ûn-pro̊-tect-ėd	a. lacking protection or defense
tectonic	tectonic	tecton-ic	tecton-ic	a. pertaining to the structure of the earth's crust
tectonics	tectonics	tecton-ic-s	tecton-ic-s	n. the branch of geology studying the folding and faulting of the earth's crust
architectonic	àrc𝕙itectonic	archi-tecton-ic	àrc𝕙i-tecton-ic	a. of or pertaining to construction or architecture
ted	t𝕖d	ted	t𝕖d	vt. to spread for drying (hay)
teddy	teddẏ	tedd-y	tedd-ẏ	n. a child's toy bear (usually plush and stuffed with soft materials)
tedious	tēdio̊us	tedi-ous	tēdi-o̊us	a. too long, slow, or boring
tedium	tēdiům	tedi-um	tēdi-ům	n. the feeling of being bored by something tedious
tediously	tēdio̊uslẏ	tedi-ous-ly	tēdi-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a tedious manner
tee	tēe	tee	tēe	n. a small peg for holding a golf ball n. a T-shaped object
teem	tēem	teem	tēem	v. be teeming, be abuzz
teeming	tēeming	teem-ing	tēem-ing	a. abundantly filled with living things
teen	tēen	teen	tēen	n. a juvenile between the onset of puberty and maturity a. being of the age 13 through 19
teenage	tēenāge	teen-age	tēen-āge	a. of or relating to people between the ages of 13 and 19
teenaged	tēenāg𝕖d	teen-aged	tēen-āg𝕖d	a. being of the age 13 through 19
teens	tēenṡ	teen-s	tēen-ṡ	n. the years from thirteen to nineteen
teeny	tēenẏ	teen-y	tēen-ẏ	a. very small
teenager	tēenāge̊r	teen-ag-er	tēen-āg-e̊r	n. a juvenile between the onset of puberty and maturity
teenier	tēenie̊r	teen-i-er	tēen-i-e̊r
teeniest	tēeniėst	teen-i-est	tēen-i-ėst
teenagers	tēenāge̊rṡ	teen-ag-er-s	tēen-āg-e̊r-ṡ
preteen	prētēen	pre-teen	prē-tēen	n. a child between 9 and 12 years of age a. of or relating to preadolescent children
teensy	tēensẏ	teensy	tēensẏ	a. (used informally) very small
teepee	tēepēe	teepee	tēepēe	n. a Native American tent; usually of conical shape
teeter	tēete̊r	teet-er	tēet-e̊r	v. to move unsteadily as if about to fall
teetotal	tēetōtål	tee-total	tēe-tōtål	a. abstaining from all alcohol
teetotaler	tēetōtāle̊r	tee-total-er	tēe-tōtāl-e̊r	n. a total abstainer
teetering	tēete̊ring	teet-er-ing	tēet-e̊r-ing	vi. move unsteadily, with a rocking motion
teething	tēeṫhing	teeth-ing	tēeṫh-ing	n. the eruption through the gums of baby teeth
teff	teff	teff	teff	n. an African grass important as a cereal and for forage and hay
tefillin	tēfillin	tefillin	tēfillin	n. small leather cases with Scripture texts, worn by Jewish men during prayer
integument	integūme̊nt	in-teg-u-ment	in-teg-ū-me̊nt	n. a natural covering or coating
protegee	prōte̊gèe	pro-teg-ee	prō-te̊g-èe	n. a woman protege
tegmen	tegme̊n	tegmen	tegme̊n	n. a covering or tegument; a protective structure
integral	intėgrål	in-tegr-al	in-tėgr-ål	a. essential or necessary for completeness n. the result of a mathematical integration
integrate	intėgrāte	in-tegr-ate	in-tėgr-āte	vt. to combine two or more things so that they work together vi. to become integrated
integer	inte̊ge̊r	in-teg-er	in-te̊g-e̊r	n. any of the natural numbers (positive or negative) or zero
integrity	integritẏ	in-tegr-ity	in-tegr-itẏ	n. the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles n. the state of being whole and undivided
integrated	inte̊grāt𝕖d	in-tegr-at-ed	in-te̊gr-āt-𝕖d	a. with various parts closely connected or coordinated a. not segregated
integrating	inte̊grāting	in-tegr-at-ing	in-te̊gr-āt-ing	n. the action of incorporating a racial or religious group into a community v. make into a whole or make part of a whole
integration	inte̊grātio̊n	in-tegr-at-ion	in-te̊gr-āt-io̊n	n. the act or process of combining things into a whole
integrative	intėgrātive	in-tegr-at-ive	in-tėgr-āt-ive	a. combining and coordinating diverse elements into a whole
integrities	integriti𝕖ṡ	in-tegr-it-ies	in-tegr-it-i𝕖ṡ
integrally	integrållẏ	in-tegr-al-ly	in-tegr-ål-lẏ	adv. in an integral manner
integrator	inte̊grāto̊r	in-tegr-at-or	in-te̊gr-āt-o̊r	n. a measuring instrument for measuring the area of an irregular plane figure
integrationist	intėgrātio̊nist	in-tegr-at-ion-ist	in-tėgr-āt-io̊n-ist	n. a person who advocates racial integration
disintegrate	disinte̊grāte	dis-in-tegr-ate	dis-in-te̊gr-āte	v. to break apart into small pieces v. to lose unity or cohesion
disintegrated	disinte̊grātėd	dis-in-tegr-at-ed	dis-in-te̊gr-āt-ėd	v. break into parts or lose cohesion
disintegrating	disinte̊grāting	dis-in-tegr-at-ing	dis-in-te̊gr-āt-ing	a. breaking into parts or losing cohesion
disintegration	disinte̊grātio̊n	dis-in-tegr-at-ion	dis-in-te̊gr-āt-io̊n	n. a loss of organization in some system
redintegrate	redintėgrāte	re-din-tegr-ate	re-din-tėgr-āte	vt. to make whole again
reintegrate	rēinte̊grāte	re-in-tegr-ate	rē-in-te̊gr-āte	v. integrate again
reintegration	rēinte̊grātio̊n	re-in-tegr-at-ion	rē-in-te̊gr-āt-io̊n	n. the process of integrating again into a whole
protein	prōtēin	pro-tein	prō-tēin	n. any of a large group of nitrogenous organic compounds essential to living cells
proteinase	prōt𝕖ināse	pro-tein-ase	prō-t𝕖in-āse	n. any enzyme that catalyzes the splitting of proteins into smaller peptide fractions
proteinuria	prōtēinūriå	pro-tein-ur-ia	prō-tēin-ūr-iå	n. the presence of excessive protein in the urine
lipoprotein	lipo̊prōtēin	lipo-pro-tein	lipo̊-prō-tēin	n. a protein with a lipid component; main carrier of lipids in blood
glycoprotein	glȳcōprōtēin	glyc-o-pro-tein	glȳc-ō-prō-tēin	n. a conjugated protein having a carbohydrate component
telly	tellẏ	tell-y	tell-ẏ	n. an electronic device that receives television signals and displays them on a screen
telco	telcō	telco	telcō	n. a public utility that provides telephone service
tele	telē	tele	telē	n. television (informal)
teleology	telėolo̊gẏ	tele-o-logy	telė-o-lo̊gẏ	n. a doctrine explaining phenomena by their ends or purposes
Telemachus	Tėlemåc𝕙ůs	Telemachus	Tėlemåc𝕙ůs	n. son of Odysseus in Greek mythology
telenovela	telēnove̊lå	telenovela	telēnove̊lå	n. a type of Latin American television soap opera
telex	telex	telex	telex	v. communicate by telex
tell	tell	tell	tell	vt. to communicate in words; to inform; to discern vi. to give information; to have an effect
teller	telle̊r	tell-er	tell-e̊r	n. a bank employee who handles money n. a person who counts votes
telling	telling	tell-ing	tell-ing	a. having a striking or revealing effect
tells	tellṡ	tell-s	tell-ṡ
telltale	telltāle	tell-tale	tell-tāle	n. someone who gossips indiscreetly a. revealing something unintentionally
tellingly	tellinglẏ	tell-ing-ly	tell-ing-lẏ	adv. in a telling or effective manner
foretell	for𝕖tell	fore-tell	for𝕖-tell	v. to make a prediction about; tell in advance
retell	rėtell	re-tell	rė-tell	v. to say, state, or perform again
retelling	rētelling	re-tell-ing	rē-tell-ing	n. the act of telling a story again
told	tōld	told	tōld
untold	ûntōld	un-told	ûn-tōld	a. not told or revealed a. too many or too much to be counted
intelligibility	inte̊lligibilitẏ	in-tellig-ib-il-ity	in-te̊llig-ib-il-itẏ	n. the quality of language that is comprehensible
unintelligible	ûnintelli̊gi̊ble	un-in-tellig-ible	ûn-in-telli̊g-i̊ble	a. impossible to understand
tellin	tellin	tellin	tellin	n. a type of marine bivalve mollusk
tellural	tellůrål	tellur-al	tellůr-ål	a. relating to the earth
telluric	tellůric	tellur-ic	tellůr-ic	a. of or relating to or containing the chemical element tellurium
tellurium	tellūriům	tellur-ium	tellūr-iům	n. a chemical element (symbol Te)
telomerase	te̊lōme̊rāṡe	telomerase	te̊lōme̊rāṡe	n. an enzyme that maintains telomeres at the ends of chromosomes
temblor	temblo̊r	temblor	temblo̊r	n. shaking and vibration at the surface of the earth resulting from underground movement
temerity	te̊mèri̊tẏ	temer-ity	te̊mèr-i̊tẏ	n. fearless daring
contemn	co̊ntemn	con-temn	co̊n-temn	vt. to treat with contempt; to despise
temp	temp	temp	temp	n. a worker hired on a temporary basis
tempest	tempe̊st	tempest	tempe̊st	n. (literary) a violent wind
temper	tempe̊r	temp-er	temp-e̊r	n. a person's state of mind or mood v. to soften or moderate something
temple	temple	temp-le	temp-le	n. a building devoted to the worship of a god or gods n. the flat part of either side of the head
tempo	tempō	temp-o	temp-ō	n. the speed at which a composition is to be played n. the rate of some repeating event
temps	temps	temp-s	temp-s
tempera	tempe̊rå	temp-er-a	temp-e̊r-å	n. a painting technique using pigment mixed with egg yolk and water
temperance	tempe̊rånce	temp-er-ance	temp-e̊r-ånce	n. the trait of avoiding excesses
temperate	tempe̊råte	temp-er-ate	temp-e̊r-åte	a. free from extremes; mild; not extreme in behavior
temporal	tempo̊rål	temp-or-al	temp-o̊r-ål	a. relating to time; worldly rather than spiritual
temporary	tempo̊rårẏ	temp-or-ary	temp-o̊r-årẏ	n. a worker hired on a temporary basis a. not permanent; not lasting a. lacking continuity or regularity
tempura	tempūrà	temp-ur-a	temp-ūr-à	n. vegetables and seafood dipped in batter and deep-fried
tempered	tempe̊r𝕖d	temp-er-ed	temp-e̊r-𝕖d	a. made hard or flexible by heat treatment a. moderated or balanced
tempering	tempe̊ring	temp-er-ing	temp-e̊r-ing	n. moderating by making more temperate
temporize	tempo̊rīze	temp-or-ize	temp-o̊r-īze	v. draw out a discussion or process in order to gain time
tempestuous	tempestūo̊us	tempest-u-ous	tempest-ū-o̊us	a. characterized by violent emotions or behavior a. as if showing violent anger
temples	templ𝕖ṡ	temp-le-s	temp-l𝕖-ṡ
temporality	tempo̊ralitẏ	temp-or-al-ity	temp-o̊r-al-itẏ	n. the quality of being temporal; worldliness
temporally	tempo̊rållẏ	temp-or-al-ly	temp-o̊r-ål-lẏ	adv. with regard to temporal order
temporarily	tempo̊rari̊lẏ	temp-or-ari-ly	temp-o̊r-ari̊-lẏ	adv. for a limited time only; not permanently
temperament	tempe̊råme̊nt	temp-er-a-ment	temp-e̊r-å-me̊nt	n. excessive emotionalism or irritability and excitability
temperature	tempe̊rȧtůre	temp-er-at-ure	temp-e̊r-ȧt-ůre	n. the degree of hotness or coldness of a body or environment n. a body temperature above the normal
temperamental	tempe̊råmentål	temp-er-a-ment-al	temp-e̊r-å-ment-ål	a. relating to or caused by temperament
temperatures	tempe̊råtůr𝕖ṡ	temp-er-at-ure-s	temp-e̊r-åt-ůr𝕖-ṡ
temperamentally	tempe̊råmentållẏ	temp-er-a-ment-al-ly	temp-e̊r-å-ment-ål-lẏ	adv. by temperament
bad-tempered		bad-temp-er-ed		a. having a bad temper; irritable
contemporary	co̊ntempo̊rårẏ	con-temp-or-ary	co̊n-temp-o̊r-årẏ	a. belonging to the present time n. a person living at the same time as another
contemporaneous	co̊ntempo̊rānēo̊us	con-temp-or-ane-ous	co̊n-temp-o̊r-ānē-o̊us	a. occurring in the same period of time
contemporaneously	co̊ntempo̊rānēo̊uslẏ	con-temp-or-ane-ous-ly	co̊n-temp-o̊r-ānē-o̊us-lẏ	adv. during the same period of time
distemper	distempe̊r	dis-temp-er	dis-temp-e̊r	n. any of various infectious viral diseases of animals n. a type of paint made by mixing pigments with water and a binder
intemperance	intempe̊rånce	in-temp-er-ance	in-temp-e̊r-ånce	n. excess in action and immoderate indulgence of bodily appetites
intemperate	intempe̊råte	in-temp-er-ate	in-temp-e̊r-åte	a. excessive in behavior; not moderate
untempered	ûntempe̊r𝕖d	un-temp-er-ed	ûn-temp-e̊r-𝕖d	a. not brought to a proper consistency or hardness a. not moderated or controlled
template	templåte	templ-ate	templ-åte	n. a model or standard for making comparisons
contemplate	conte̊mplāte	con-templ-ate	con-te̊mpl-āte	v. to look at thoughtfully for a long time v. to think about something as a possibility
contemplated	conte̊mplātėd	con-templ-at-ed	con-te̊mpl-āt-ėd	v. look at thoughtfully; observe deep in thought v. consider as a possibility
contemplation	conte̊mplātio̊n	con-templ-at-ion	con-te̊mpl-āt-io̊n	n. careful and lengthy thought; the act of looking at something thoughtfully
contemplative	co̊ntemplåtive	con-templ-at-ive	co̊n-templ-åt-ive	a. involving deep thought or meditation
contemplatively	co̊ntemplåtiv𝕖lẏ	con-templ-at-ive-ly	co̊n-templ-åt-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a contemplative manner
temporalis	tempo̊rålis	tempor-al-is	tempo̊r-ål-is	n. a muscle on the side of the head that closes the jaw
atemporal	ātempo̊rål	a-tempor-al	ā-tempo̊r-ål	a. not restricted to a particular time
contemporaneity	co̊ntempo̊rånēitẏ	con-tempor-ane-ity	co̊n-tempo̊r-ånē-itẏ	n. the quality of belonging to the same period of time
extemporize	ėxtempo̊rīze	ex-tempor-ize	ėx-tempo̊r-īze	v. to speak or perform without preparation
extemporaneous	ėxtempo̊rānėo̊us	ex-tempor-ane-ous	ėx-tempo̊r-ānė-o̊us	a. with little or no preparation or forethought
extemporaneously	extempo̊rānėo̊uslẏ	ex-tempor-ane-ous-ly	ex-tempo̊r-ānė-o̊us-lẏ	adv. without prior preparation
infratemporal	infråtempo̊rål	infra-tempor-al	infrå-tempo̊r-ål	a. Below the temple; below the temporal bone.
tempt	tempt	tempt	tempt	v. to try to persuade someone to do something wrong or unwise v. to attract or appeal to
tempted	temptėd	tempt-ed	tempt-ėd
tempter	tempte̊r	tempt-er	tempt-e̊r	n. a person who tempts others
tempting	tempting	tempt-ing	tempt-ing	v. give rise to a desire by being attractive or inviting a. highly attractive and able to arouse hope or desire
temptress	temptrėss	tempt-ress	tempt-rėss	n. a woman who is considered to be dangerously seductive
tempts	tempts	tempt-s	tempt-s
temptation	temptātio̊n	tempt-at-ion	tempt-āt-io̊n	n. the desire to do something you know you should avoid n. something that tempts or attracts
temptingly	temptinglẏ	tempt-ing-ly	tempt-ing-lẏ	adv. in a tempting seductive manner
attempt	åttempt	at-tempt	åt-tempt	n. an effort to achieve something vt. to try to do something
attempted	åttempt𝕖d	at-tempt-ed	åt-tempt-𝕖d	a. tried unsuccessfully
attempting	åttempting	at-tempt-ing	åt-tempt-ing
attempts	åttempts	at-tempt-s	åt-tempt-s
contempt	co̊ntempt	con-tempt	co̊n-tempt	n. a feeling that someone or something is not important or deserves no respect
contemptible	co̊ntempti̊ble	con-tempt-ible	co̊n-tempt-i̊ble	a. deserving of contempt or scorn
contemptuous	co̊ntemptūo̊us	con-tempt-u-ous	co̊n-tempt-ū-o̊us	a. expressing extreme contempt
contemptuously	co̊ntemptūo̊uslẏ	con-tempt-u-ous-ly	co̊n-tempt-ū-o̊us-lẏ	adv. without respect; in a disdainful manner
ten	ten	ten	ten	num. the number equivalent to nine plus one; 10
tenet	tene̊t	tenet	tene̊t	n. a principle or belief
tenia	tēniå	tenia	tēniå	n. a narrow headband or strip of ribbon worn as a headband
tenon	teno̊n	tenon	teno̊n	n. a projection at the end of a piece of wood shaped to fit into a mortise joint
tenrec	tenrec	tenrec	tenrec	n. small often spiny insectivorous mammal of Madagascar; resembles a hedgehog
tenable	tenåble	ten-able	ten-åble	a. based on sound reasoning or evidence
tenant	tenånt	ten-ant	ten-ånt	n. a person who rents land or property from a landlord v. to occupy as a tenant
tenner	tenne̊r	tenn-er	tenn-e̊r	n. a United States bill worth 10 dollars
tenfold	tenfōld	ten-fold	ten-fōld	a. containing ten or ten parts adv. by ten times as much
tenor	teno̊r	ten-or	ten-o̊r	n. a singing voice between alto and baritone; the general meaning
tenpin	tenpin	ten-pin	ten-pin	n. one of the bottle-shaped pins used in bowling
tens	tenṡ	ten-s	ten-ṡ	n. the decade from 10 to 19
tenth	tenth	ten-th	ten-th	num. coming next after the ninth
tenure	tenure	ten-ure	ten-ure	n. the conditions under which land or buildings are held or occupied n. the holding of a position
tenancy	tenåncẏ	tenanc-y	tenånc-ẏ	n an act of being a tenant or occupant
tenths	tenths	ten-th-s	ten-th-s	n. a tenth part; one part in ten equal parts n. position ten in a countable series of things
retention	rētentio̊n	re-tent-ion	rē-tent-io̊n	n. the act of keeping something in your possession
untenable	ûntenåble	un-ten-able	ûn-ten-åble	a. incapable of being defended or justified
untenured	ûntenūr𝕖d	un-ten-ur-ed	ûn-ten-ūr-𝕖d	a. not having tenure
tenacious	te̊nācio̊us	ten-ac-ious	te̊n-āc-io̊us	a. holding firmly to something; persistent and determined
tenacity	te̊nacitẏ	ten-ac-ity	te̊n-ac-itẏ	n. persistent determination; holding firmly to something
tenaciously	te̊nācio̊uslẏ	ten-ac-ious-ly	te̊n-āc-io̊us-lẏ	adv. with obstinate determination
tend	tend	tend	tend	vi. to be likely to behave in a particular way vt. to care for or look after
tendon	tendo̊n	tendon	tendo̊n	n. a strong band of tissue connecting muscle to bone
tense	tense	tense	tense	a. feeling nervous and not relaxed n. a form of a verb that shows time v. to become stiff or tight
tent	tent	tent	tent	n. a portable shelter of canvas stretched over poles and fastened to the ground with ropes
tended	tend𝕖d	tend-ed	tend-𝕖d	v. have a tendency or disposition to do or be something v. have care of or look after
tendency	tende̊ncẏ	tend-ency	tend-e̊ncẏ	n. a natural disposition toward a certain condition or effect n. a general direction in which something tends to move
tender	tende̊r	tend-er	tend-e̊r	a. gentle and kind; soft and easy to chew vt. offer or present
tenser	tense̊r	tens-er	tens-e̊r
tensest	tensėst	tens-est	tens-ėst
tented	tentėd	tent-ed	tent-ėd	a. shaped like a tent v. live in or as if in a tent
tending	tending	tend-ing	tend-ing	v. have a tendency or disposition to do or be something
tensile	tensi̊le	tens-ile	tens-i̊le	a. of or relating to tension
tension	tensio̊n	tens-ion	tens-io̊n	n. mental or emotional strain n. the state of being stretched tight
tensely	tens𝕖lẏ	tense-ly	tens𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a tense manner
tentacled	tentåcl𝕖d	tentac-led	tentåc-l𝕖d	a. having tentacles
tenseness	tens𝕖nėss	tense-ness	tens𝕖-nėss	n. the physical condition of being stretched or strained n. a state of mental or emotional strain or suspense
tendinous	tendino̊us	tendin-ous	tendin-o̊us	a. relating to tendons
tensor	tenso̊r	tens-or	tens-o̊r	n. a generalization of the concept of a vector n. any of several muscles that cause an attached structure to become tense or firm
tendril	tendril	tend-ril	tend-ril	n. a slender stem by which climbing plants attach themselves to objects for support
tends	tendṡ	tend-s	tend-ṡ
tents	tents	tent-s	tent-s
tenderfoot	tende̊rfoot	tend-er-foot	tend-e̊r-foot	n. an inexperienced person (especially someone inexperienced in outdoor living)
tentative	tentåtive	tent-at-ive	tent-åt-ive	a. under terms not final or fully worked out
tendentious	tendentio̊us	tend-ent-ious	tend-ent-io̊us	a. having or marked by a strong tendency, especially a controversial one
tenderize	tende̊rīze	tend-er-ize	tend-e̊r-īze	v. to make tender or more tender
tenderloin	tende̊rloin	tend-er-loin	tend-e̊r-loin	n. the tender meat of the loin muscle on each side of the vertebral column
tenderly	tende̊rlẏ	tend-er-ly	tend-e̊r-lẏ	adv. with tenderness; in a gentle manner
tenderness	tende̊rne̊ss	tend-er-ness	tend-e̊r-ne̊ss	n. gentleness and affection n. sensitivity to pain
tensions	tensio̊nṡ	tens-ion-s	tens-io̊n-ṡ
tenderizer	tende̊rīze̊r	tend-er-iz-er	tend-e̊r-īz-e̊r	n. a substance applied to meat to make it tender
tentatively	tentåtiv𝕖lẏ	tent-at-ive-ly	tent-åt-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a tentative manner; not definitely
tentativeness	tentåtiv𝕖nėss	tent-at-ive-ness	tent-åt-iv𝕖-nėss	n. the quality or state of being tentative
attend	åttend	at-tend	åt-tend	vt. to be present at vt. to take care of vi. to pay attention
attendance	åttendånce	at-tend-ance	åt-tend-ånce	n. the act of being present n. the number of people present
attendant	åttendånt	at-tend-ant	åt-tend-ånt	n. a person employed to provide a service a. occurring with or as a result of
attended	åttend𝕖d	at-tend-ed	åt-tend-𝕖d	v. be present at
attendee	åttendēe	at-tend-ee	åt-tend-ēe	n. a person who is present at an event
attender	åttende̊r	at-tend-er	åt-tend-e̊r	n. a person who is present and participates in a meeting
attending	åttending	at-tend-ing	åt-tend-ing	n. the act of being present (at a meeting or event etc.) a. (of a physician) providing care to a patient
attention	åttentio̊n	at-tent-ion	åt-tent-io̊n	n. the act of focusing one's mind on something n. notice or awareness
attentive	åttentive	at-tent-ive	åt-tent-ive	a. paying close attention to something
attends	åttendṡ	at-tend-s	åt-tend-ṡ
attentional	åttentio̊nål	at-tent-ion-al	åt-tent-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to attention
attentively	åttentiv𝕖lẏ	at-tent-ive-ly	åt-tent-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. with attention; in an attentive manner
attentiveness	åttentiv𝕖nėss	at-tent-ive-ness	åt-tent-iv𝕖-nėss	n. the trait of being observant and paying attention n. the trait of being considerate and thoughtful of others
bartender	bàrtende̊r	bar-tend-er	bàr-tend-e̊r	n. an employee who mixes and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar
bartenders	bàrtende̊rṡ	bar-tend-er-s	bàr-tend-e̊r-ṡ
contend	co̊ntend	con-tend	co̊n-tend	v. to compete or struggle for something vt. to assert or claim something
content	content	con-tent	con-tent	n. the things that are held or included in something a. in a state of peaceful happiness
contender	co̊ntende̊r	con-tend-er	co̊n-tend-e̊r	n. a person who competes for something
contented	co̊ntent𝕖d	con-tent-ed	co̊n-tent-𝕖d	a. satisfied or showing satisfaction with things as they are
contending	co̊ntending	con-tend-ing	co̊n-tend-ing	v. compete for something; engage in a contest
contention	co̊ntentio̊n	con-tent-ion	co̊n-tent-io̊n	n. a point argued in a debate n. a disagreement or competition
contentious	co̊ntentio̊us	con-tent-ious	co̊n-tent-io̊us	a. likely to cause disagreement or controversy
contentless	contentle̊ss	con-tent-less	con-tent-le̊ss	a. having no content
contentment	co̊ntentme̊nt	con-tent-ment	co̊n-tent-me̊nt	n. happiness with one's situation in life
contentedly	co̊ntente̊dlẏ	con-tent-ed-ly	co̊n-tent-e̊d-lẏ	adv. with equanimity
contentiousness	co̊ntentio̊usnėss	con-tent-ious-ness	co̊n-tent-io̊us-nėss	n. an inclination to be quarrelsome and contentious
detent	dėtent	de-tent	dė-tent	n. a hinged catch fitting into a ratchet to move a wheel or prevent backward motion
detente	dètente	de-tente	dè-tente	n. the easing of tensions or strained relations (especially between nations)
distend	distend	dis-tend	dis-tend	v. cause to expand as if by internal pressure
distent	distent	dis-tent	dis-tent	a. expanded or swollen
distended	distendėd	dis-tend-ed	dis-tend-ėd	v. swell from or as if from internal pressure
detention	dėtentio̊n	de-tent-ion	dė-tent-io̊n	n. the state of being confined n. a punishment in which a student must stay at school after others have gone home
distension	distensio̊n	dis-tens-ion	dis-tens-io̊n	n. the act of expanding by pressure from within
distention	distentio̊n	dis-tent-ion	dis-tent-io̊n	n. the act of expanding by pressure from within
detentions	dėtentio̊nṡ	de-tent-ion-s	dė-tent-io̊n-ṡ
extend	ėxtend	ex-tend	ėx-tend	v. make something longer or wider in space or time v. offer or give something to someone
extent	ėxtent	ex-tent	ėx-tent	n. the area covered by something n. the degree to which something happens
extendable	extendåble	ex-tend-able	ex-tend-åble	a. capable of being lengthened
extended	ėxtend𝕖d	ex-tend-ed	ėx-tend-𝕖d	a. stretched out; longer than usual
extender	extende̊r	ex-tend-er	ex-tend-e̊r	n. one who, or that which, extends or stretches anything
extending	ėxtending	ex-tend-ing	ėx-tend-ing
extensible	ėxtensi̊ble	ex-tens-ible	ėx-tens-i̊ble	a. capable of being extended or expanded
extension	ėxtensio̊n	ex-tens-ion	ėx-tens-io̊n	n. the act of extending or being extended n. an additional part that enlarges something
extensive	ėxtensive	ex-tens-ive	ėx-tens-ive	a. large in spatial extent or range or scope or quantity a. of agriculture; increasing productivity using large areas with minimal outlay
extensor	ėxtenso̊r	ex-tens-or	ėx-tens-o̊r	n. a skeletal muscle whose contraction extends or stretches a body part
extends	ėxtendṡ	ex-tend-s	ėx-tend-ṡ
extensional	ėxtensio̊nål	ex-tens-ion-al	ėx-tens-io̊n-ål	a. defining a word by listing the class of entities to which the word correctly applies
extensively	ėxtensiv𝕖lẏ	ex-tens-ive-ly	ėx-tens-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a widespread or comprehensive way
extensiveness	ėxtensiv𝕖nėss	ex-tens-ive-ness	ėx-tens-iv𝕖-nėss	n. large or extensive in breadth or importance or comprehensiveness
extensions	ėxtensio̊nṡ	ex-tens-ion-s	ėx-tens-io̊n-ṡ
hypertension	hȳpe̊rtensio̊n	hyper-tens-ion	hȳpe̊r-tens-io̊n	n. abnormally high blood pressure
hypotension	hȳpōtensio̊n	hypo-tens-ion	hȳpō-tens-io̊n	n. abnormally low blood pressure
hypotensive	hȳpōtensive	hypo-tens-ive	hȳpō-tens-ive	n. a person who has abnormally low blood pressure a. having abnormally low blood pressure
intend	intend	in-tend	in-tend	v. have a plan or purpose in mind when doing something
intense	intense	in-tense	in-tense	a. of extreme force or degree a. showing strong feelings
intent	intent	in-tent	in-tent	n. a purpose or aim; an intention a. showing earnest and eager attention
intendant	intendånt	in-tend-ant	in-tend-ånt	n. an administrative official; a superintendent
intended	intendėd	in-tend-ed	in-tend-ėd	a. planned or meant n. one's fiance or fiancee
intenser	intense̊r	in-tens-er	in-tens-e̊r
intensest	intensėst	in-tens-est	in-tens-ėst
intending	intending	in-tend-ing	in-tend-ing
intensify	intensifȳ	in-tens-ify	in-tens-ifȳ	v. to become or make more intense or stronger
intensity	intensitẏ	in-tens-ity	in-tens-itẏ	n. the degree or extent to which something is strong or extreme
intensive	intensive	in-tens-ive	in-tens-ive	a. concentrated on a particular area or aspect a. requiring a lot of effort or resources n. an intensifier
intention	intentio̊n	in-tent-ion	in-tent-io̊n	n. an act of intending; a volition that you intend to carry out
intensely	intens𝕖lẏ	in-tense-ly	in-tens𝕖-lẏ	adv. in an extreme or strong way
intently	intentlẏ	in-tent-ly	in-tent-lẏ	adv. with strained or eager attention
intends	intendṡ	in-tend-s	in-tend-ṡ
intensional	intensio̊nål	in-tens-ion-al	in-tens-io̊n-ål	a. used of the set of attributes that distinguish the referents of a given word
intentional	intentio̊nål	in-tent-ion-al	in-tent-io̊n-ål	a. characterized by conscious design or purpose
intensifying	intensifȳing	in-tens-ify-ing	in-tens-ifȳ-ing	a. increasing in strength or intensity
intensively	intensiv𝕖lẏ	in-tens-ive-ly	in-tens-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in an intensive manner
intentions	intentio̊nṡ	in-tent-ion-s	in-tent-io̊n-ṡ
intensified	intensifī𝕖d	in-tens-i-fi-ed	in-tens-i-fī-𝕖d	a. made more intense
intensifier	intensifīe̊r	in-tens-i-fi-er	in-tens-i-fī-e̊r	n. a modifier that has little meaning except to intensify the meaning it modifies
intentionality	intentio̊nalitẏ	in-tent-ion-al-ity	in-tent-io̊n-al-itẏ	n. the quality of mental states of being about something; directedness
intentionally	intentio̊nållẏ	in-tent-ion-al-ly	in-tent-io̊n-ål-lẏ	adv. with intention; in an intentional manner
intensification	intensifi̊cātio̊n	in-tens-i-fic-at-ion	in-tens-i-fi̊c-āt-io̊n	n. action that makes something stronger or more extreme
portend	portend	por-tend	por-tend	v. to indicate by signs
portent	portent	por-tent	por-tent	n. a sign of something about to happen
pretence	prėtence	pre-tence	prė-tence	n. a false or unsupportable quality n. the act of giving a false appearance
pretend	prėtend	pre-tend	prė-tend	v. make believe with the intent to deceive v. represent fictitiously, as in a play v. put forward a claim and assert right or possession of
pretense	prētense	pre-tense	prē-tense	n. a false appearance or claim
pretended	prētend𝕖d	pre-tend-ed	prē-tend-𝕖d	v. make believe with the intent to deceive a. adopted in order to deceive
pretender	prētende̊r	pre-tend-er	prē-tend-e̊r	n. a claimant to the throne or to the office of ruler (usually without just title)
pretending	prētending	pre-tend-ing	prē-tend-ing	v. make believe with the intent to deceive v. state insincerely
pretension	prētensio̊n	pre-tens-ion	prē-tens-io̊n	n. a claim or assertion of a claim n. a false claim to a particular quality
pretentious	prētentio̊us	pre-tent-ious	prē-tent-io̊us	a. making claim to an appearance of (often undeserved) importance or distinction
portentous	portento̊us	por-tent-ous	por-tent-o̊us	a. of momentous or ominous significance
pretends	prėtendṡ	pre-tend-s	prė-tend-ṡ
pretentiously	prētentio̊uslẏ	pre-tent-ious-ly	prē-tent-io̊us-lẏ	adv. in a pretentious manner
portentously	portento̊uslẏ	por-tent-ous-ly	por-tent-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a portentous manner
pretentiousness	prētentio̊usnėss	pre-tent-ious-ness	prē-tent-io̊us-nėss	n. the quality of creating a false appearance of great importance or worth
retentive	rėtentive	re-tent-ive	rė-tent-ive	a. good at remembering a. having the capacity to retain something
subtend	sûbtend	sub-tend	sûb-tend	v. be opposite to; of angles and sides, in geometry
untended	ûntendėd	un-tend-ed	ûn-tend-ėd	a. lacking care and attention
discontent	disco̊ntent	dis-con-tent	dis-co̊n-tent	n. dissatisfaction v. make dissatisfied
discontented	disco̊ntentėd	dis-con-tent-ed	dis-co̊n-tent-ėd	a. showing or experiencing dissatisfaction or restless longing
hyperextension	hȳpe̊rextensio̊n	hyper-ex-tens-ion	hȳpe̊r-ex-tens-io̊n	n. greater than normal extension of a joint
inattention	inåttentio̊n	in-at-tent-ion	in-åt-tent-io̊n	n. lack of attention
inattentive	inåttentive	in-at-tent-ive	in-åt-tent-ive	a. not showing due care or attention
inattentiveness	inåttentiv𝕖nėss	in-at-tent-ive-ness	in-åt-tent-iv𝕖-nėss	n. a lack of attentiveness (as to children or helpless people) n. the trait of not being considerate and thoughtful of others
overextend	ōve̊rėxtend	over-ex-tend	ōve̊r-ėx-tend	v. to strain or extend too far
overextended	ōve̊rėxtend𝕖d	over-ex-tend-ed	ōve̊r-ėx-tend-𝕖d	v. extend too far; strain excessively a. having taken on more than one can handle
overextension	ōve̊rėxtensio̊n	over-ex-tens-ion	ōve̊r-ėx-tens-io̊n	n. the act of extending beyond a safe or reasonable limit
superintend	sūpe̊rintend	super-in-tend	sūpe̊r-in-tend	v. watch and direct
superintendency	sūpe̊rintende̊ncẏ	super-in-tend-ency	sūpe̊r-in-tend-e̊ncẏ	n. the position or function of a superintendent
superintendent	sūpe̊ri̊ntende̊nt	super-in-tend-ent	sūpe̊r-i̊n-tend-e̊nt	n. a person who manages or oversees an organization or activity
unattended	ûnåttendėd	un-at-tend-ed	ûn-åt-tend-ėd	a. not watched a. lacking accompaniment or a guard or escort
unintended	ûnintendėd	un-in-tend-ed	ûn-in-tend-ėd	a. not deliberate or intentional
unintentional	ûnintentio̊nål	un-in-tent-ion-al	ûn-in-tent-io̊n-ål	a. not done with purpose or intent
unintentionally	ûnintentio̊nållẏ	un-in-tent-ion-al-ly	ûn-in-tent-io̊n-ål-lẏ	adv. without intention
unpretentious	ûnprētentio̊us	un-pre-tent-ious	ûn-prē-tent-io̊us	a. lacking pretension or affectation
well-intentioned	well-intentio̊n𝕖d	well-in-tent-ion-ed	well-in-tent-io̊n-𝕖d	a. having good intentions
tendinitis	tendinītis	tendin-itis	tendin-ītis	n. inflammation of a tendon
tendonitis	tendōnītis	tendon-itis	tendōn-ītis	n. inflammation of a tendon
tenement	tene̊me̊nt	tene-ment	tene̊-me̊nt	n. a run-down apartment building housing poor people
tenebrous	tene̊bro̊us	tenebr-ous	tene̊br-o̊us	a. dark, gloomy
Tennessee	Tenne̊ssēe	Tennessee	Tenne̊ssēe	n. a state in the southeastern US
tennis	tennis	tenn-is	tenn-is	n. a game played with rackets by two or four players hitting a ball over a net
tentacle	tentåcle	tentac-le	tentåc-le	n. a flexible elongated organ used for feeling or grasping
tenuous	tenūo̊us	tenu-ous	tenū-o̊us	a. very thin or weak a. having little substance or significance
tenuously	tenūo̊uslẏ	tenu-ous-ly	tenū-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a tenuous manner
tenuousness	tenūo̊usne̊ss	tenu-ous-ness	tenū-o̊us-ne̊ss	n. having thin consistency
attenuate	åttenūāte	at-tenu-ate	åt-tenū-āte	a. reduced in strength v. to become weaker
attenuated	åttenūātėd	at-tenu-at-ed	åt-tenū-āt-ėd	a. of an electrical signal; reduced in amplitude with little or no distortion
attenuation	åttenūātio̊n	at-tenu-at-ion	åt-tenū-āt-io̊n	n. weakening in force or intensity
attenuator	åttenūāto̊r	at-tenu-at-or	åt-tenū-āt-o̊r	n. an electrical device for attenuating the strength of an electrical signal
extenuate	ėxtenūāte	ex-tenu-ate	ėx-tenū-āte	vt. to make a fault or offense seem less serious
extenuating	ėxtenūāting	ex-tenu-at-ing	ėx-tenū-āt-ing	a. partially excusing or justifying
tenured	tenūr𝕖d	tenur-ed	tenūr-𝕖d	a. appointed for life and not subject to dismissal
teosinte	tėo̊sintė	teosinte	tėo̊sintė	n. a large grass closely related to maize, native to Mexico and Central America
tepefy	tepėfȳ	tep-e-fy	tep-ė-fȳ	vt. to make slightly warm
tepee	tēpēe	tepee	tēpēe	n. a Native American tent; usually of conical shape
tepid	tepid	tepid	tepid	a. moderately warm; lacking enthusiasm
tepidly	tepidlẏ	tepid-ly	tepid-lẏ	adv. in an unenthusiastically lukewarm manner
tequila	te̊q𝕦ĩlå	tequila	te̊q𝕦ĩlå	n. a Mexican liquor made from the agave plant
tequilas	te̊quĩlåṡ	tequila-s	te̊quĩlå-ṡ
deter	dėte̊r	de-ter	dė-te̊r	v. to discourage or prevent someone from doing something
detergent	dėte̊rge̊nt	de-terg-ent	dė-te̊rg-e̊nt	n. a cleansing agent that differs from soap a. having cleansing power
deterrence	dėte̊rre̊nce	de-terr-ence	dė-te̊rr-e̊nce	n. the act or process of discouraging actions by instilling fear or doubt
deterrent	dėte̊rre̊nt	de-terr-ent	dė-te̊rr-e̊nt	n. something that discourages or prevents action a. tending to deter
enter	ente̊r	en-ter	en-te̊r	v. to come or go into a place v. to become involved in or a participant of something
entered	ente̊r𝕖d	en-ter-ed	en-te̊r-𝕖d
entering	ente̊ring	en-ter-ing	en-te̊r-ing
enters	ente̊rṡ	en-ter-s	en-te̊r-ṡ
exterior	extērio̊r	ex-ter-i-or	ex-tēr-i-o̊r	a. situated in or suitable for the outdoors n. the outer surface or body of something
exteriority	exte̊rioritẏ	ex-ter-i-or-ity	ex-te̊r-i-or-itẏ	n. the quality or state of being external or outside
interest	inte̊rėst	in-ter-est	in-te̊r-ėst	n. a feeling of wanting to know or learn about something n. a fixed charge for borrowing money, usually a percentage of the amount borrowed
interesting	inte̊rėsting	in-ter-est-ing	in-te̊r-ėst-ing	a. arousing or holding the attention
interests	inte̊rėsts	in-ter-est-s	in-te̊r-ėst-s
preterite	prete̊rite	pre-ter-ite	pre-te̊r-ite	n. a term formerly used to refer to the simple past tense
reenter	rēente̊r	re-en-ter	rē-en-te̊r	v. to enter again
undeterred	ûndėte̊rr𝕖d	un-de-terr-ed	ûn-dė-te̊rr-𝕖d	a. not deterred
tercet	te̊rcėt	tercet	te̊rcėt	n the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one
subterfuge	sûbte̊rfūge	sub-terfuge	sûb-te̊rfūge	n. something intended to misrepresent the true nature of an activity
tergiversate	te̊rgive̊rsāte	terg-i-vers-ate	te̊rg-i-ve̊rs-āte	v. to change sides or opinions
deteriorate	dėtėrio̊rāte	de-terior-ate	dė-tėrio̊r-āte	v. become worse or disintegrate
deteriorated	dėtėrio̊rātėd	de-terior-at-ed	dė-tėrio̊r-āt-ėd	v. become worse or disintegrate
deteriorating	dėtėrio̊rāting	de-terior-at-ing	dė-tėrio̊r-āt-ing	a. becoming progressively worse
deterioration	dėtėrio̊rātio̊n	de-terior-at-ion	dė-tėrio̊r-āt-io̊n	n. the process of becoming progressively worse
deteriorates	dėtėrio̊rātes	de-terior-ate-s	dė-tėrio̊r-āte-s	v. to become worse in quality or condition
teriyaki	tèriyȧkĩ	teriyaki	tèriyȧkĩ	n. beef or chicken or seafood marinated in spicy soy sauce and grilled or broiled
term	te̊rm	term	te̊rm	n. a word or phrase used to describe a thing or express a concept n. a fixed or limited period of time
terminus	te̊rminůs	terminus	te̊rminůs	n. either end of a railroad or bus route
termite	te̊rmīte	termite	te̊rmīte	n. an insect that feeds on wood
terms	te̊rmṡ	term-s	te̊rm-ṡ	n. conditions or requirements of an agreement n. a limited period of time n. a word or expression used for some particular thing
terminable	te̊rmi̊nåble	term-in-able	te̊rm-i̊n-åble	a. able to be ended
terminal	te̊rminål	term-in-al	te̊rm-in-ål	n. a place where passengers begin or end a journey n. a device for inputting data into a computer a. of or relating to the end of something
terminate	te̊rmināte	term-in-ate	te̊rm-in-āte	v. to bring to an end
terminated	te̊rmi̊nāt𝕖d	term-in-at-ed	te̊rm-i̊n-āt-𝕖d	v. bring to an end a. having come to an end
terminating	te̊rmi̊nāting	term-in-at-ing	te̊rm-i̊n-āt-ing	v bring to an end or halt v. have an end, in a temporal, spatial, or quantitative sense; spatial or metaphorical v be the end of; be the last or concluding part of v terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position
termination	te̊rmi̊nātio̊n	term-in-at-ion	te̊rm-i̊n-āt-io̊n	n. a coming to an end of a contract period n. the act of ending something
terminally	te̊rmi̊nållẏ	term-in-al-ly	te̊rm-i̊n-ål-lẏ	adv. at the end; fatally
terminator	te̊rmi̊nāto̊r	term-in-at-or	te̊rm-i̊n-āt-o̊r	n. someone who exterminates troublesome rodents and insects
terminology	te̊rminolo̊gẏ	term-in-o-log-y	te̊rm-in-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the body of terms used in a particular subject
terminological	te̊rmino̊logicål	term-in-o-log-ic-al	te̊rm-in-o̊-log-ic-ål	a. of or concerning terminology
conterminous	conte̊rmino̊us	con-term-in-ous	con-te̊rm-in-o̊us	a. connecting without a break; within a common boundary
coterminous	cōte̊rmino̊us	co-term-in-ous	cō-te̊rm-in-o̊us	a. being of equal extent or scope or duration
determinant	dėte̊rmi̊nånt	de-termin-ant	dė-te̊rmi̊n-ånt	n. a factor that determines something a. deciding or controlling
determine	dėte̊rmine	de-term-ine	dė-te̊rm-ine	v. to cause something to occur in a particular way; to decide firmly v. to find out or establish with certainty
determinism	dėte̊rmi̊niṡm	de-termin-ism	dė-te̊rmi̊n-iṡm	n. a philosophical theory that all events are inevitable consequences of antecedent causes
determinist	dėte̊rmi̊ni̊st	de-termin-ist	dė-te̊rmi̊n-i̊st	n anyone who submits to the belief that they are powerless to change their destiny
determinable	dėte̊rmi̊nåble	de-term-in-able	dė-te̊rm-i̊n-åble	a. capable of being determined or limited or fixed
determinacy	dėte̊rminåcẏ	de-term-in-acy	dė-te̊rm-in-åcẏ	n. the quality of being determined or settled
determinate	dėte̊rmi̊nāte	de-term-in-ate	dė-te̊rm-i̊n-āte	a. precisely determined or defined; fixed by rule or a specific cause
determined	dėte̊rmi̊n𝕖d	de-term-in-ed	dė-te̊rm-i̊n-𝕖d	a. having made a firm decision; resolute
determiner	dėte̊rmine̊r	de-term-in-er	dė-te̊rm-in-e̊r	n. one of a limited class of noun modifiers that determine the referents of noun phrases
determining	dėte̊rmi̊ning	de-term-in-ing	dė-te̊rm-i̊n-ing	a. having the power to decide
deterministic	dėte̊rmi̊nistic	de-termin-ist-ic	dė-te̊rmi̊n-ist-ic	a. relating to the doctrine that all events are determined by prior causes
determines	dėte̊rmin𝕖ṡ	de-term-ine-s	dė-te̊rm-in𝕖-ṡ
determination	dėte̊rminātion	de-term-in-at-ion	dė-te̊rm-in-āt-ion	n. the quality of being firmly committed to doing something n. the process of deciding something
determinative	dėte̊rminåtive	de-term-in-at-ive	dė-te̊rm-in-åt-ive	a. having the power of deciding n. a determining or causal element or factor
determinedly	de̊te̊rmi̊ne̊dlẏ	de-term-in-ed-ly	de̊-te̊rm-i̊n-e̊d-lẏ	adv. with determination; in a determined manner
exterminate	ėxte̊rmi̊nāte	ex-term-in-ate	ėx-te̊rm-i̊n-āte	v. to destroy completely
exterminating	ėxte̊rmi̊nāting	ex-term-in-at-ing	ėx-te̊rm-i̊n-āt-ing	v. destroy completely, as if down to the roots
extermination	ėxte̊rmi̊nātio̊n	ex-term-in-at-ion	ėx-te̊rm-i̊n-āt-io̊n	n. the act of exterminating
exterminator	ėxte̊rmi̊nāto̊r	ex-term-in-at-or	ėx-te̊rm-i̊n-āt-o̊r	n. someone who exterminates troublesome rodents and insects
codetermination	co̊dėte̊rminātio̊n	co-de-term-in-at-ion	co̊-dė-te̊rm-in-āt-io̊n	n. a system of joint management by workers and employers
indeterminacy	indėte̊rminåcẏ	in-de-term-in-acy	in-dė-te̊rm-in-åcẏ	n. the quality of being vague and poorly defined
indeterminate	indėte̊rminȧte	in-de-term-in-ate	in-dė-te̊rm-in-ȧte	a. not precisely determined; of uncertain nature
overdetermined	ōve̊rdėte̊rmin𝕖d	over-de-term-in-ed	ōve̊r-dė-te̊rm-in-𝕖d	a. determined by more factors than necessary
overdetermination	ōve̊rdėte̊rminātio̊n	over-de-term-in-at-ion	ōve̊r-dė-te̊rm-in-āt-io̊n	n. the state of being determined by more than one factor
predetermine	prēdėte̊rmi̊ne	pre-de-term-ine	prē-dė-te̊rm-i̊ne	v. determine beforehand
predetermined	prēdēte̊rmin𝕖d	pre-de-term-in-ed	prē-dē-te̊rm-in-𝕖d	a. set in advance
undetermined	ûndėte̊rmin𝕖d	un-de-term-in-ed	ûn-dė-te̊rm-in-𝕖d	a. not yet having been ascertained or determined
termagant	te̊rmågånt	termagant	te̊rmågånt	n. a harsh-tempered woman
tern	te̊rn	tern	te̊rn	n. a small slender gull with a forked tail
ternary	te̊rnårẏ	tern-ary	te̊rn-årẏ	a. having three units or components or elements
eternal	ėte̊rnål	e-tern-al	ė-te̊rn-ål	a. lasting forever; without beginning or end
external	ėxte̊rnål	ex-tern-al	ėx-te̊rn-ål	n. outward features a. happening or arising or located outside or beyond some limits or especially surface a. coming from the outside
eternity	ėte̊rni̊tẏ	e-tern-ity	ė-te̊rn-i̊tẏ	n. time without end n. a state of eternal existence believed in some religions
externality	ėxte̊rnalitẏ	ex-tern-al-ity	ėx-te̊rn-al-itẏ	n. the quality of being outside or relating to the outside
externalize	ėxte̊rnålīze	ex-tern-al-ize	ėx-te̊rn-ål-īze	v. to express outwardly
eternities	ėte̊rniti𝕖ṡ	e-tern-it-ies	ė-te̊rn-it-i𝕖ṡ
eternally	ėte̊rnållẏ	e-tern-al-ly	ė-te̊rn-ål-lẏ	adv. for a limitless time
externally	ėxte̊rnållẏ	ex-tern-al-ly	ėx-te̊rn-ål-lẏ	adv. on or from the outside
externalized	ėxte̊rnålīz𝕖d	ex-tern-al-iz-ed	ėx-te̊rn-ål-īz-𝕖d	v. regard as objective v. make external or objective
externalizing	ėxte̊rnålīzing	ex-tern-al-iz-ing	ėx-te̊rn-ål-īz-ing	vt. regard as objective vt. make external or objective
externalization	ėxte̊rnålīzātio̊n	ex-tern-al-iz-at-ion	ėx-te̊rn-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. attributing to outside causes n. embodying in an outward form
internal	inte̊rnål	in-tern-al	in-te̊rn-ål	a. of or situated on the inside a. relating to the domestic affairs of a country
internalizing	inte̊rnålīzing	in-tern-al-iz-ing	in-te̊rn-ål-īz-ing	v incorporate within oneself; make subjective or personal
internalization	inte̊rnålīzātio̊n	in-tern-al-iz-at-ion	in-te̊rn-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the process of incorporating values, attitudes, or knowledge within oneself
terpene	te̊rpēne	terpene	te̊rpēne	n. an unsaturated hydrocarbon obtained from plants
terpsichorean	te̊rpsicho̊re̊ån	terpsichor-e-an	te̊rpsicho̊r-e̊-ån	n. a dancer
terrain	te̊rrāin	terrain	te̊rrāin	n. a stretch of land with particular features
terrapin	terråpin	terrapin	terråpin	n. an edible North American web-footed turtle living in fresh or brackish water
terrine	terrĩne	terrine	terrĩne	n. a pate or fancy meatloaf baked in an earthenware casserole
terrace	terråce	terr-ace	terr-åce	n. a flat area of ground next to a house, used for sitting on n. a row of houses joined together v. to make into a terrace
terrarium	terråriům	terr-arium	terr-åriům	n. a vivarium in which selected living plants are kept and observed
terrycloth	terrȳcloth	terry-cloth	terrȳ-cloth	n. a pile fabric with uncut loops on both sides; used for bath towels and robes
terrier	terriēr	terri-er	terri-ēr	n. a small breed of dog originally trained to hunt underground
terrible	terri̊ble	terr-ible	terr-i̊ble	a. causing great fear or dread a. extremely bad or serious
terrify	terrifȳ	terr-ify	terr-ifȳ	v. to fill with terror; to frighten greatly
terror	terro̊r	terr-or	terr-o̊r	n. an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety n. the use of extreme fear in order to coerce people (especially for political reasons)
terry	terrẏ	terr-y	terr-ẏ	n. a fabric with uncut loops
terrestrial	te̊rrestriål	terrestr-i-al	te̊rrestr-i-ål	a. operating or living or growing on land
territorial	territoriål	territor-i-al	territor-i-ål	a. relating to territory a. defending an area from intruders
terraced	terråc𝕖ḋ	terr-ac-ed	terr-åc-𝕖ḋ	a. having a terrace or terraces
terracing	terråcing	terr-ac-ing	terr-åc-ing	n. the act of making terraces v. make into terraces
terrific	te̊rrific	terr-if-ic	te̊rr-if-ic	a. very good or excellent a. very great or intense
terrifies	terrifī𝕖ṡ	terr-if-ies	terr-if-ī𝕖ṡ
terrifying	terri̊fȳing	terr-ify-ing	terr-i̊fȳ-ing	a. causing extreme terror
terrorism	terro̊riṡm	terr-or-ism	terr-o̊r-iṡm	n. the calculated use of violence against civilians to attain political or religious goals
terrorist	terro̊rist	terr-or-ist	terr-o̊r-ist	n. a radical who employs terror as a political weapon
terrorize	terro̊rīze	terr-or-ize	terr-o̊r-īze	v. to fill with terror; to coerce by violence or threats
terribly	terri̊blẏ	terr-ib-ly	terr-i̊b-lẏ	adv. very adv. in a terrible manner
territory	territo̊rẏ	terr-it-ory	terr-it-o̊rẏ	n. an area of land under the control of a government n. an area of knowledge or activity
terrors	terro̊rṡ	terr-or-s	terr-o̊r-ṡ
terrified	terri̊fī𝕖d	terr-i-fi-ed	terr-i̊-fī-𝕖d	a. extremely frightened
terrorized	terro̊rīz𝕖d	terr-or-iz-ed	terr-o̊r-īz-𝕖d	v. fill with terror; frighten greatly (terrorize的过去式和过去分词)
territoriality	territorialitẏ	territor-i-al-ity	territor-i-al-itẏ	n. the behavior of defending a territory
terroristic	terro̊ristic	terr-or-ist-ic	terr-o̊r-ist-ic	a. of or relating to terrorism
territories	territori𝕖ṡ	terr-it-or-ies	terr-it-or-i𝕖ṡ
territorially	territoriållẏ	territor-i-al-ly	territor-i-ål-lẏ	adv. with respect to territory
terrifyingly	terri̊fȳinglẏ	terr-ify-ing-ly	terr-i̊fȳ-ing-lẏ	adv. in a manner that causes terror or fear
terricolous	te̊rrico̊lo̊us	terr-i-col-ous	te̊rr-i-co̊l-o̊us	a. living on land
terrorists	terro̊rists	terr-or-ist-s	terr-o̊r-ist-s
terrifically	te̊rrificållẏ	terr-if-ic-al-ly	te̊rr-if-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. extremely well
antiterrorism	antiterro̊riṡm	anti-terr-or-ism	anti-terr-o̊r-iṡm	n. measures taken to prevent terrorism
bioterrorism	bīōterro̊riṡm	bio-terr-or-ism	bīō-terr-o̊r-iṡm	n. terrorism using the weapons of biological warfare
cyberterrorism	cȳbe̊rterro̊riṡm	cyber-terr-or-ism	cȳbe̊r-terr-o̊r-iṡm	n. using the Internet for violent acts causing loss of life or threatening infrastructure
Mediterranean	Medite̊rrānėån	Medi-terr-an-e-an	Medi-te̊rr-ān-ė-ån	n. the Mediterranean Sea a. of or relating to the Mediterranean region
subterranean	sûbte̊rrānēan	sub-terranean	sûb-te̊rrānēan	a. existing or operating under the earth's surface a. secret or hidden
extraterrestrial	extråte̊rrestriål	ex-tra-terr-estr-i-al	ex-trå-te̊rr-estr-i-ål	a. originating or located or occurring outside Earth or its atmosphere
extraterritorial	extråterritoriål	ex-tra-terr-it-or-i-al	ex-trå-terr-it-or-i-ål	a. outside territorial limits or jurisdiction
extraterritoriality	extråterri̊toriali̊tẏ	ex-tra-terr-it-or-i-al-ity	ex-trå-terr-i̊t-or-i-al-i̊tẏ	n. immunity from the jurisdiction of the country in which one resides
terra	terrà	terra	terrà	n. the earth; earth
terra-cotta	terrå-cottå	terra-cotta	terrå-cottå	n. unglazed fired clay
terracotta	terråcottå	terra-cotta	terrå-cottå	n. a brownish-orange clay
terrazzo	te̊rrazzo	terrazzo	te̊rrazzo	n. a flooring material made of small chips of marble or stone set in cement and polished
terse	te̊rse	terse	te̊rse	a. brief and to the point
tersely	te̊rs𝕖lẏ	terse-ly	te̊rs𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a short and concise manner
tertiary	te̊rtiårẏ	terti-ary	te̊rti-årẏ	a. third in order or level
terylene	tèrẏlēne	terylene	tèrẏlēne	n. a polyester fiber
tessellation	tessėllātio̊n	tessell-at-ion	tessėll-āt-io̊n	n. a pattern of shapes that fit together
tessitura	tessitůrå	tessitura	tessitůrå	n. the prevailing range of a vocal part
test	test	test	test	n. a procedure intended to establish the quality or ability of something v. to take measures to check the quality or performance of something
testis	testis	testis	testis	n. one of the two male reproductive glands that produce spermatozoa
testable	teståble	test-able	test-åble	a. capable of being tested or proved
testbed	testb𝕖d	test-bed	test-b𝕖d	n. a place or environment for testing something
tested	testėd	test-ed	test-ėd	a. proved useful or correct
tester	teste̊r	test-er	test-e̊r	n. a person who tests things n. a device used for testing
testify	testifȳ	test-ify	test-ifȳ	v. give testimony in a court of law v. provide evidence for
testing	testing	test-ing	test-ing	n. the act of testing something to determine how well it works
testosterone	testoste̊rōne	testo-sterone	testo-ste̊rōne	n. a hormone responsible for the development of male characteristics
tests	tests	test-s	test-s
testimony	testimōnẏ	testimon-y	testimōn-ẏ	n. a solemn statement made under oath n. something that serves as evidence
testy	testẏ	test-y	test-ẏ	a. easily irritated
testimonial	testimōniål	testimon-i-al	testimōn-i-ål	n. a statement of appreciation a. expressing admiration or appreciation
testified	testifī𝕖d	test-ifi-ed	test-ifī-𝕖d
testifies	testifī𝕖ṡ	test-if-ies	test-if-ī𝕖ṡ
testifying	testifȳing	test-ify-ing	test-ifȳ-ing
testicle	testicle	test-ic-le	test-ic-le	n one of the two male reproductive glands that produce spermatozoa and secrete androgens
testily	testi̊lẏ	test-i-ly	test-i̊-lẏ	adv. in a petulant manner
testament	teståme̊nt	test-a-ment	test-å-me̊nt	n. a person's will n. strong evidence or proof n. either of the two main parts of the Bible
testiness	testinėss	test-i-ness	test-i-nėss	n. feeling easily irritated
testator	testāto̊r	test-at-or	test-āt-o̊r	n. one who makes a will
testings	testingṡ	test-ing-s	test-ing-ṡ
testamentary	teståmentårẏ	test-a-ment-ary	test-å-ment-årẏ	a. of or relating to a will or testament or bequeathed by a will or testament
testicular	testicūlår	test-ic-ul-ar	test-ic-ūl-år	a. of or involving the testes
testicles	testicl𝕖ṡ	test-ic-le-s	test-ic-l𝕖-ṡ
attest	åttest	at-test	åt-test	v. provide evidence for; stand as proof of
attestation	attestātio̊n	at-test-at-ion	at-test-āt-io̊n	n. the action of bearing witness n. the evidence by which something is attested
contest	contest	con-test	con-test	n. an occasion on which a winner is selected from among two or more contestants n. a struggle between rivals v. to make the subject of dispute, contention, or litigation
contestable	co̊nteståble	con-test-able	co̊n-test-åble	a. capable of being contested
contestant	co̊ntestånt	con-test-ant	co̊n-test-ånt	n. a person who participates in competitions
contested	co̊ntest𝕖d	con-test-ed	co̊n-test-𝕖d	a. disputed or made the object of contention or competition
contesting	co̊ntesting	con-test-ing	co̊n-test-ing	v. engage in competition to win or dispute
contests	contests	con-test-s	con-test-s
contestation	contestātio̊n	con-test-at-ion	con-test-āt-io̊n	n. a dispute where there is strong disagreement
contestants	co̊ntestånts	con-test-ant-s	co̊n-test-ånt-s
detest	dėtest	de-test	dė-test	v dislike intensely; feel antipathy or aversion towards
detestable	dėteståble	de-test-able	dė-test-åble	a. offensive to the mind
detested	dėtestėd	de-test-ed	dė-test-ėd	v dislike intensely; feel antipathy or aversion towards s treated with contempt
detestation	dētestātio̊n	de-test-at-ion	dē-test-āt-io̊n	n hate coupled with disgust
intestate	intestāte	in-test-ate	in-test-āte	a. not having made a will before death
pretest	prētest	pre-test	prē-test	n. a preliminary test v. to give a preliminary test
protest	prōtest	pro-test	prō-test	n. a formal and solemn declaration of objection n. the act of protesting; a public (often organized) manifestation of dissent v. utter words of protest
protestant	prote̊stånt	pro-test-ant	pro-te̊st-ånt	n. a member of a Christian church that separated from the Roman Catholic Church a. relating to Protestants
protested	pro̊testėd	pro-test-ed	pro̊-test-ėd
protester	prōteste̊r	pro-test-er	prō-test-e̊r	n. a person who publicly demonstrates opposition to something
protesting	pro̊testing	pro-test-ing	pro̊-test-ing	v utter words of protest v express opposition through action or words v affirm or avow formally or solemnly
protestor	pro̊testo̊r	pro-test-or	pro̊-test-o̊r	n. a person who dissents from some policy
protests	prōtests	pro-test-s	prō-test-s
protestation	prōtestātio̊n	pro-test-at-ion	prō-test-āt-io̊n	n. a strong declaration of protest
retest	rētest	re-test	rē-test	vt. to test again
retesting	rētesting	re-test-ing	rē-test-ing	n. the act of testing again
subtest	sûbtest	sub-test	sûb-test	n. a test that is part of a larger test
untestable	ûnteståble	un-test-able	ûn-test-åble	a. not capable of being tested
untested	ûntestėd	un-test-ed	ûn-test-ėd	a. not yet proved or subjected to testing
dihydrotestosterone	dīhȳdro̊testoste̊rone	di-hydro-testo-sterone	dī-hȳdro̊-testo-ste̊rone	n. a potent androgenic hormone produced from testosterone
incontestable	inco̊nteståble	in-con-test-able	in-co̊n-test-åble	a. incapable of being contested or disputed a. not open to question; obviously true
uncontested	ûnco̊ntestėd	un-con-test-ed	ûn-co̊n-test-ėd	a. not disputed and not made the object of contention
intestine	intesti̊ne	in-testine	in-testi̊ne	n. the part of the digestive tract between the stomach and the anus a. internal
intestinal	intestinål	in-testin-al	in-testin-ål	a. of or relating to or inside the intestines
tetanus	tetånůs	tetanus	tetånůs	n. a serious infection causing painful muscle spasms
tetchy	tetchẏ	tetchy	tetchẏ	a. irritable, peevish
tether	teṫhe̊r	teth-er	teṫh-e̊r	n. a rope or chain for tying an animal v. to tie with a tether
tethered	teṫhe̊r𝕖d	teth-er-ed	teṫh-e̊r-𝕖d	a. confined or restricted with or as if with a rope or chain
untethered	ûnteṫhe̊r𝕖d	un-teth-er-ed	ûn-teṫh-e̊r-𝕖d	a. not confined or restricted with a tether
tethys	tēthẏs	tethys	tēthẏs	n. an ancient ocean
tetra	tetrå	tetra	tetrå	n. brightly colored tropical freshwater fishes
tetrahedron	tetråhēdro̊n	tetrahedron	tetråhēdro̊n	n. any polyhedron having four plane faces
tetrahedral	tetråhēdrål	tetrahedr-al	tetråhēdr-ål	a. having or composed of four sides; relating to a tetrahedron
pentateuch	pentåteūc𝕙	penta-teuch	pentå-teūc𝕙	n. the first five books of the Old Testament
teutonic	teūtonic	teuton-ic	teūton-ic	a. of or relating to the ancient Teutons or their languages
Texas	Texås	Texas	Texås	n. a state in the southern US
text	text	text	text	n. the written or printed words of a book or document n. the main body of a written work
textural	textůrål	textur-al	textůr-ål	a. of or pertaining to texture
textbook	textbook	text-book	text-book	n. a book used for studying a subject
texted	textėd	text-ed	text-ėd
textile	textīle	text-ile	text-īle	n. a type of cloth or fabric a. relating to fabrics or fabric making
texting	texting	text-ing	text-ing
texts	texts	text-s	text-s
texture	textůre	text-ure	text-ůre	n. the feel of a surface n. the structure of a material
textual	textūål	text-u-al	text-ū-ål	a. of or relating to a text
textured	textůr𝕖d	text-ur-ed	text-ůr-𝕖d	a. having a particular surface quality or feel
textualism	textūåliṡm	text-u-al-ism	text-ū-ål-iṡm
textuality	textūålitẏ	text-u-al-ity	text-ū-ål-itẏ	n. the quality or state of being textual
textualized	textūålīz𝕖d	text-u-al-iz-ed	text-ū-ål-īz-𝕖d	v. express in text form
context	context	con-text	con-text	n. the circumstances or setting in which an event occurs n. the parts of a statement that surround a word and help determine its meaning
contexts	contexts	con-text-s	con-text-s
contextual	contextūål	con-text-u-al	con-text-ū-ål	a. relating to or determined by context
contextually	co̊ntextūållẏ	con-text-u-al-ly	co̊n-text-ū-ål-lẏ	adv. in a manner dependent on context
contextualized	contextūålīz𝕖d	con-text-u-al-iz-ed	con-text-ū-ål-īz-𝕖d	v. place something in its proper context
contextualization	co̊ntextùålīzātio̊n	con-text-u-al-iz-at-ion	co̊n-text-ù-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of placing something in context
extratextual	extråtextūål	extra-text-u-al	extrå-text-ū-ål	a. beyond or outside the text
hypertext	hȳpe̊rtext	hyper-text	hȳpe̊r-text	n. non-sequential text organized so related items of information are connected
intertext	inte̊rtext	inter-text	inte̊r-text	n. a text that refers to or incorporates other texts
intertextual	inte̊rtextūål	inter-text-u-al	inte̊r-text-ū-ål	a. of or relating to the relationship between texts
intratextual	intråtextūål	intra-text-u-al	intrå-text-ū-ål	a. relating to or occurring within a single text
intertextuality	inte̊rtextùali̊tẏ	inter-text-u-al-ity	inte̊r-text-ù-al-i̊tẏ	n. the relationship between texts, especially how they influence, reflect or differ
pretext	prētext	pre-text	prē-text	n. a reason given to justify an action that is not the real reason
subtext	sûbtext	sub-text	sûb-text	n. an underlying meaning or theme
decontextualized	dēco̊ntextūålīz𝕖d	de-con-text-u-al-iz-ed	dē-co̊n-text-ū-ål-īz-𝕖d	a. removed from the context in which it originally occurred
decontextualization	dēco̊ntextūålīzātio̊n	de-con-text-u-al-iz-at-ion	dē-co̊n-text-ū-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the process of removing something from its context
recontextualize	rēco̊ntextūålīze	re-con-text-u-al-ize	rē-co̊n-text-ū-ål-īze	v. to place in a new or different context
recontextualization	rēco̊ntextūålīzātio̊n	re-con-text-u-al-iz-at-ion	rē-co̊n-text-ū-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of placing something in a new context
thai	ṫhaī	thai	ṫhaī	n. a native or inhabitant of Thailand a. of or relating to Thailand
Thailand	Ṫhaīland	Thai-land	Ṫhaī-land	n. a country in Southeast Asia
thalamus	thalåmůs	thalamus	thalåmůs	n. large egg-shaped grey matter structures in the diencephalon
thalidomide	thålido̊mīde	thalidomide	thålido̊mīde	n. a drug formerly used as a sedative that was found to cause birth defects
thallium	thalliům	thallium	thalliům	n. a soft grey malleable metallic element that is highly toxic
hypothalamus	hȳpo̊thalåmůs	hypo-thalamus	hȳpo̊-thalåmůs	n. a basal part of the diencephalon governing autonomic nervous system
thalassic	thålassic	thalass-ic	thålass-ic	a. relating to the sea
thalassemia	thalåssēmiå	thalass-em-ia	thalåss-ēm-iå	n. an inherited form of anemia caused by faulty synthesis of hemoglobin
thali	ṫhàli	thali	ṫhàli	n. an Indian meal served on a large platter with various dishes
Thames	Tham𝕖ṡ	Thames	Tham𝕖ṡ	n. a river in southern England
than	ṫhan	than	ṫhan	conj. used to introduce the second term of a comparison prep. in comparison with
euthanize	eūthånīze	eu-than-ize	eū-thån-īze	v. put to death by painless methods
thanatoid	thanåtoid	thanat-oid	thanåt-oid	a. deathlike, deadly
euthanasia	eūthånās̃i̊å	eu-thanasia	eū-thånās̃i̊å	n. the act of killing someone painlessly, especially one with an incurable illness
thane	thāne	thane	thāne	n. a feudal lord or baron n. a man ranking above a freeman and below a noble in Anglo-Saxon England
thank	thank	thank	thank	vt. to express gratitude to someone
thanked	thank𝕖ḋ	thank-ed	thank-𝕖ḋ
thankful	thankfůl	thank-ful	thank-fůl	a. feeling or showing gratitude
thanking	thanking	thank-ing	thank-ing
thankless	thankle̊ss	thank-less	thank-le̊ss	a. not likely to be rewarded; unappreciated
thanks	thanks	thank-s	thank-s	n. an acknowledgment of appreciation n. with the help of or owing to
thankfully	thankfůllẏ	thank-ful-ly	thank-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a thankful manner; fortunately
thankfulness	thankfùlne̊ss	thank-ful-ness	thank-fùl-ne̊ss	n. warm friendly feelings of gratitude
Thanksgiving	Thanksgiving	Thank-s-giv-ing	Thank-s-giv-ing	n. a public holiday for giving thanks
thanksgivings	thanksgivingṡ	thank-s-giv-ing-s	thank-s-giv-ing-ṡ
thanksgiving	thanksgiving			n. a public holiday for giving thanks
that	ṫhat	that	ṫhat	pron. used to refer to a person or thing previously mentioned or easily identified a. used to indicate a specific person or thing conj. used to introduce a clause adv. to such a degree
those	ṫhōṡe	those	ṫhōṡe	pron. plural of that
thatch	thatch	thatch	thatch	n. plant stalks used as roofing material; a roof made of such material v. to cover with thatch
thatched	thatch𝕖ḋ	thatch-ed	thatch-𝕖ḋ	a. covered with thatch
thatcher	thatche̊r	thatch-er	thatch-e̊r	n. one who thatches roofs
thatcherite	thatche̊rīte	thatcher-ite	thatche̊r-īte	n. a supporter of the political principles of Margaret Thatcher
thaw	thãw	thaw	thãw	v. to change from a solid to a liquid state due to heat n. the process of melting
thawed	thãw𝕖d	thaw-ed	thãw-𝕖d	a. no longer frozen solid
thawing	thãwing	thaw-ing	thãw-ing	n. the process whereby heat changes something from a solid to a liquid
the	ṫhe̊	the	ṫhe̊	art. a word placed before nouns to limit or individualize their meaning
theism	thēiṡm	the-ism	thē-iṡm	n. the belief in the existence of a God or gods
theist	thēist	the-ist	thē-ist	n. one who believes in the existence of a god or gods a. of or relating to theism
theocrat	thēo̊crat	the-o-crat	thē-o̊-crat	n. one who rules by divine guidance
theistic	thēistic	the-ist-ic	thē-ist-ic	a of or relating to theism
theology	thēolo̊gẏ	the-o-logy	thē-o-lo̊gẏ	n. the study of the nature of God and religious belief
theocratic	thēo̊cratic	the-o-crat-ic	thē-o̊-crat-ic	a. of or relating to or being a theocracy
theologian	thēo̊lōgiån	the-o-log-ian	thē-o̊-lōg-iån	n. a person who studies theology
theocracy	thēocråcẏ	the-o-crac-y	thē-o-cråc-ẏ	n. a political unit governed by a deity or by officials thought to be divinely guided n. the belief in government by divine guidance
theological	thēo̊logicål	the-o-log-ic-al	thē-o̊-log-ic-ål	a. of or relating to or concerning theology
theologically	thēo̊logicållẏ	the-o-log-ic-al-ly	thē-o̊-log-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a theological manner
atheist	āthēist	a-theist	ā-thēist	n. someone who denies the existence of god
atheism	åtheīsm	a-the-ism	å-the-īsm	n. the doctrine or belief that there is no God
atheistic	āthēistic	a-theist-ic	ā-thēist-ic	a. rejecting any belief in gods
atheists	āthėists	a-theist-s	ā-thėist-s
monotheism	mono̊thēiṡm	mono-the-ism	mono̊-thē-iṡm	n. belief in a single God
monotheist	mono̊thēist	mono-the-ist	mono̊-thē-ist	n. a believer in one god
monotheistic	monōthēistic	mono-the-ist-ic	monō-thē-ist-ic	a. believing that there is only one god
parenthesis	pårenthe̊sis	par-en-the-sis	pår-en-the̊-sis	n. either of two punctuation marks (or) used to enclose textual material
parenthetical	pårentheticål	par-en-thet-ic-al	pår-en-thet-ic-ål	a. qualifying or explaining; placed in parentheses n. an expression in parentheses
parenthetically	pårentheticållẏ	par-en-thet-ic-al-ly	pår-en-thet-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a parenthetical manner
photosynthesis	phōtōsẏnthe̊sis	phot-o-syn-the-sis	phōt-ō-sẏn-the̊-sis	n. the process by which plants convert light into energy
theatre	thēåtre̊	theatre	thēåtre̊	n. a building for dramatic performances
theatrical	thēatricål	theatr-ic-al	thēatr-ic-ål	a. relating to the theater a. exaggerated or dramatic in character
theater	thēåte̊r	the-at-er	thē-åt-e̊r	n. a building or outdoor area where plays or films are performed or shown
theatrics	thēatrics	theatr-ic-s	thēatr-ic-s	n. exaggerated dramatic behavior or performance
theatricality	thēatri̊cali̊tẏ	theatr-ic-al-ity	thēatr-i̊c-al-i̊tẏ	n. an artificial and mannered quality
theatrically	thēatricållẏ	theatr-ic-al-ly	thēatr-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a theatrical manner
theaters	thēåte̊rṡ	the-at-er-s	thē-åt-e̊r-ṡ
theatergoer	thēate̊rgōe̊r	the-at-er-go-er	thē-at-e̊r-gō-e̊r	n. someone who attends the theater
amphitheater	amphi̊thēate̊r	amphi-theat-er	amphi̊-thēat-e̊r	n. an oval or round building with tiers of seats around a central arena
theban	thēbån	theb-an	thēb-ån	a. of or relating to the Greek city of Thebes or its people
apothecary	åpothe̊carẏ	apo-thec-ary	åpo-the̊c-arẏ	n. a health professional trained in the art of preparing and dispensing drugs
thee	ṫhēe	thee	ṫhēe	pron. the archaic form of "you" used as an object
theft	theft	theft	theft	n. the action or crime of stealing
thefts	thefts	theft-s	theft-s
endothelium	endōthēliům	endo-thel-ium	endō-thēl-iům	n. a thin layer of flattened cells lining the inside of some body cavities
epithelium	epithēliům	epi-thel-ium	epi-thēl-iům	n. membranous tissue covering internal organs and other internal surfaces of the body
endothelial	endōthēliål	endo-thel-i-al	endō-thēl-i-ål	a. of or relating to the endothelium
epithelial	epithēliål	epi-thel-i-al	epi-thēl-i-ål	a. of or belonging to the epithelium
thematic	thēmatic	them-at-ic	thēm-at-ic	a. relating to a theme or topic
thematics	thėmatics	them-at-ic-s	thėm-at-ic-s	n. the study or analysis of themes
thematically	the̊maticållẏ	them-at-ic-al-ly	the̊m-at-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. with regard to thematic content
theme	thēme	theme	thēme	n. the subject of a talk, piece of writing, or work of art n. a recurring idea or subject
themed	thēm𝕖d	them-ed	thēm-𝕖d	v. provide with a particular theme or motive
themes	thēm𝕖ṡ	theme-s	thēm𝕖-ṡ
subtheme	sûbthēme	sub-theme	sûb-thēme	n. a subordinate theme in a piece of writing or music
then	ṫhen	then	ṫhen	adv. at that time; next in sequence; in that case n. that time
thence	ṫhence	thence	ṫhence	adv. from that place or from there adv. from that circumstance or source
thenceforth	ṫhenc𝕖forth	thence-forth	ṫhenc𝕖-forth	adv. from that time on
pantheon	panthēon	pan-theon	pan-thēon	n. a temple dedicated to all gods; all the gods of a people
theodolite	thėodo̊līte	theodolite	thėodo̊līte	n. a surveying instrument for measuring horizontal and vertical angles
theory	thēo̊rẏ	the-ory	thē-o̊rẏ	n. a set of ideas intended to explain something n. a general principle or belief
theorem	thēo̊re̊m	the-or-em	thē-o̊r-e̊m	n. a proposition deducible from basic postulates
theories	thēo̊ri𝕖ṡ	the-or-ies	thē-o̊r-i𝕖ṡ
theorist	thēo̊rist	the-or-ist	thē-o̊r-ist	n. a person who develops theories about something
theorize	thēo̊rīze	the-or-ize	thē-o̊r-īze	v. to form a theory about something
theorized	thēo̊rīz𝕖d	the-or-iz-ed	thē-o̊r-īz-𝕖d	v. to believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds v. form or construct theories
theoretic	thēo̊retic	the-or-et-ic	thē-o̊r-et-ic	a. concerned primarily with theories or hypotheses rather than practical considerations
theorizing	thēo̊rīzing	the-or-iz-ing	thē-o̊r-īz-ing	v to believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds v construct a theory about v form or construct theories
theoretical	thēo̊reticål	the-or-et-ic-al	thē-o̊r-et-ic-ål	a. based on theory rather than practical experience
theorization	thėo̊rīzātio̊n	the-or-iz-at-ion	thė-o̊r-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the production or use of theories
theoretician	thēo̊re̊ticiån	the-or-et-ic-ian	thē-o̊r-e̊t-ic-iån	n someone who theorizes (especially in science or art)
theoretically	thēo̊reticållẏ	the-or-et-ic-al-ly	thē-o̊r-et-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in theory; according to the assumed facts
transtheoretical	tranṡthēo̊reticål	trans-the-or-et-ic-al	tranṡ-thē-o̊r-et-ic-ål	a. integrating or transcending multiple theoretical approaches
apotheosis	åpothēōsi̊s	apo-theos-is	åpo-thēōs-i̊s	n. the elevation of a person to the status of a god; the perfect example
discotheque	discōṫheq𝕦e	disco-theque	discō-ṫheq𝕦e	n. a public dance hall for dancing to recorded music
therapeutic	thèråpeūtic	therapeut-ic	thèråpeūt-ic	a. relating to the healing of disease; having a good effect on the body
therapies	theråpi𝕖ṡ	therap-ies	theråp-i𝕖ṡ
therapist	thèråpist	therap-ist	thèråp-ist	n. a person who is skilled in a particular type of therapy
therapy	thèråpẏ	therap-y	thèråp-ẏ	n. treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder
therapeutics	thèråpeūtics	therapeut-ic-s	thèråpeūt-ic-s	n. branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of disease
therapists	theråpists	therap-ist-s	theråp-ist-s
therapeutically	thèråpeūticållẏ	therapeut-ic-al-ly	thèråpeūt-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. for therapeutic purposes
aromatherapy	årōmåthe̊råpẏ	aroma-therap-y	årōmå-the̊råp-ẏ	n. the therapeutic use of aromatic plant extracts and essential oils in baths or massage
gene-therapy	gēne-thèråpẏ	gene-therap-y	gēne-thèråp-ẏ	n. the treatment of disease by altering genes
hypnotherapist	hẏpnōtheråpist	hypno-therap-ist	hẏpnō-theråp-ist	n. a therapist who uses hypnosis to treat patients
hydrotherapy	hȳdrōthèråpẏ	hydro-therap-y	hȳdrō-thèråp-ẏ	n. the internal and external use of water in the treatment of disease
psychotherapeutic	𝕡sȳc𝕙ōtheråpeūtic	psycho-therapeut-ic	𝕡sȳc𝕙ō-theråpeūt-ic	a. of or relating to psychotherapy
psychotherapist	𝕡sȳc𝕙o̊theråpist	psycho-therap-ist	𝕡sȳc𝕙o̊-theråp-ist	n. a therapist who treats mental and emotional disorders
psychotherapy	𝕡sȳc𝕙ōtheråpẏ	psycho-therap-y	𝕡sȳc𝕙ō-theråp-ẏ	n. the treatment of mental or emotional problems by psychological means
chemotherapeutic	c𝕙emo̊thèråpeūtic	chem-o-therapeut-ic	c𝕙em-o̊-thèråpeūt-ic	a. of or relating to chemotherapy
hypnotherapy	hẏpno̊thèråpẏ	hypn-o-therap-y	hẏpn-o̊-thèråp-ẏ	n. the use of hypnosis in psychotherapy
physiotherapist	phẏṡiōtheråpist	physi-o-therap-ist	phẏṡi-ō-theråp-ist	n. a therapist who treats injury with exercises and other physical treatments
physiotherapy	phẏṡio̊thèråpẏ	physi-o-therap-y	phẏṡi-o̊-thèråp-ẏ	n therapy that uses physical agents: exercise and massage and other modalities
pharmacotherapy	phàrmåco̊theråpẏ	pharm-ac-o-therap-y	phàrm-åc-o̊-theråp-ẏ	n. the treatment of disease by means of drugs
there	ṫhère	there	ṫhère	adv. in, at, or to that place or position; in that respect pron. used to indicate the fact or existence of something
thereabout	ṫhe̊re̊abòut	there-about	ṫhe̊re̊-abòut	adv. near that place or time
thereafter	ṫhèreàfte̊r	there-after	ṫhère-àfte̊r	adv. after that time; from then on
thereby	ṫhèrebȳ	there-by	ṫhère-bȳ	adv. by that means; as a result of that
therefor	ṫhèrefor	there-for	ṫhère-for	adv. for that or for it
therefore	ṫhèrefore	there-fore	ṫhère-fore	adv. for that reason; consequently
therefrom	ṫhèrefrom	there-from	ṫhère-from	adv. from that place or from there
therein	ṫhèrein	there-in	ṫhère-in	adv. in that place or thing
thereof	ṫhèreof	there-of	ṫhère-of	adv. of or concerning this or that
thereon	ṫhèreon	there-on	ṫhère-on	adv. on that
thereto	ṫhèretō	there-to	ṫhère-tō	adv. to that; to it
thereupon	ṫhère̊upon	there-upon	ṫhère̊-upon	adv. immediately after that; on that occasion
therewith	ṫhèrewiṫh	there-with	ṫhère-wiṫh	adv. with that or this or it
thereabouts	ṫhère̊abòuts	there-about-s	ṫhère̊-abòut-s	adv. near that time or date adv. near that place
thermal	the̊rmål	therm-al	the̊rm-ål	a. relating to heat n. a rising current of warm air
thermocline	the̊rmōclīne	therm-o-cline	the̊rm-ō-clīne	n. a layer of water in which temperature changes rapidly with depth
thermocouple	the̊rmōcôuple	therm-o-couple	the̊rm-ō-côuple	n. a thermometer consisting of two wires of different metals joined at both ends
thermally	the̊rmållẏ	therm-al-ly	the̊rm-ål-lẏ	adv. by means of heat or with respect to thermal properties
thermometer	the̊rmomėte̊r	therm-o-meter	the̊rm-o-mėte̊r	n. measuring instrument for measuring temperature
thermonuclear	the̊rmōnūclēar	therm-o-nuclear	the̊rm-ō-nūclēar	a. relating to or using nuclear fusion
thermistor	the̊rmisto̊r	therm-ist-or	the̊rm-ist-o̊r	n. a semiconductor device whose resistance varies as a function of temperature
thermals	the̊rmålṡ	therm-al-s	the̊rm-ål-ṡ	n. rising currents of warm air
thermoset	the̊rmo̊set	therm-o-set	the̊rm-o̊-set	n. a plastic that sets permanently
thermostat	the̊rmo̊stat	therm-o-stat	the̊rm-o̊-stat	n. a regulator that automatically controls temperature by starting or stopping heat v. control the temperature with a thermostat
thermoluminescence	the̊rmōlūminesce̊nce	therm-o-luminesc-ence	the̊rm-ō-lūminesc-e̊nce	n. the emission of light when a substance is heated
thermodynamic	the̊rmōdȳnamic	therm-o-dynam-ic	the̊rm-ō-dȳnam-ic	a. of or concerned with thermodynamics
thermoelectric	the̊rmōėlectric	therm-o-electr-ic	the̊rm-ō-ėlectr-ic	a. involving or resulting from thermoelectricity
thermographic	the̊rmōgråphic	therm-o-graph-ic	the̊rm-ō-gråph-ic	a. of or relating to thermography (a technique for measuring temperature)
thermoplastic	the̊rmo̊plastic	therm-o-plast-ic	the̊rm-o̊-plast-ic	n. a material that softens when heated and hardens again when cooled a. softening when heated and hardening again when cooled
thermomechanical	the̊rmōmėchanicål	therm-o-mechan-ic-al	the̊rm-ō-mėchan-ic-ål	a. of or relating to effects that combine thermal and mechanical action
thermoregulation	the̊rmōregūlātio̊n	therm-o-regul-at-ion	the̊rm-ō-regūl-āt-io̊n	n. the maintenance of a constant internal body temperature
thermodynamics	the̊rmōdȳnamics	therm-o-dynam-ic-s	the̊rm-ō-dȳnam-ic-s	n. the branch of physics concerned with the conversion of different forms of energy
ectotherm	ectōthe̊rm	ecto-therm	ectō-the̊rm	n. an animal that depends on external heat sources
ectothermic	ectōthe̊rmic	ecto-therm-ic	ectō-the̊rm-ic	a. depending on external heat sources
endothermic	endōthe̊rmic	endo-therm-ic	endō-the̊rm-ic	a. absorbing heat during a chemical reaction
endotherms	endōthe̊rmṡ	endo-therm-s	endō-the̊rm-ṡ	n. an animal that maintains a constant body temperature
hypertherm	hȳpe̊rthe̊rm	hyper-therm	hȳpe̊r-the̊rm	n. a device for producing artificial fever
hyperthermia	hȳpe̊rthe̊rmiå	hyper-therm-ia	hȳpe̊r-the̊rm-iå	n. abnormally high body temperature
hypothermic	hȳpōthe̊rmic	hypo-therm-ic	hȳpō-the̊rm-ic	a. of or relating to or affected by hypothermia
isotherm	īsōthe̊rm	iso-therm	īsō-the̊rm	n. a line on a map connecting places with the same temperature
isothermal	īso̊the̊rmål	iso-therm-al	īso̊-the̊rm-ål	a. relating to a constant temperature
nonthermal	nonthe̊rmål	non-therm-al	non-the̊rm-ål	a. not involving heat
poikilotherm	poikilōthe̊rm	poikilo-therm	poikilō-the̊rm	n. a cold-blooded animal
poikilothermic	poikilōthe̊rmic	poikilo-therm-ic	poikilō-the̊rm-ic	a. cold-blooded
homeotherm	hōmėo̊the̊rm	home-o-therm	hōmė-o̊-the̊rm	n. an animal that maintains a constant body temperature
thermos	the̊rmo̊s	thermos	the̊rmo̊s	n. vacuum flask that preserves temperature of hot or cold drinks
thesaurus	the̊sãurůs	thesaurus	the̊sãurůs	n. a book containing a classified list of synonyms
thesis	thēsis	the-sis	thē-sis	n. a long piece of writing based on research, done for a university degree n. an idea or statement put forward for consideration
antithesis	antithe̊si̊s	anti-thes-is	anti-the̊s-i̊s	n. exact opposite n. the juxtaposition of contrasting words or ideas to give a feeling of balance
hypothesize	hȳpothe̊sīze	hypo-thes-ize	hȳpo-the̊s-īze	v. to believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds
hypothesized	hȳpothe̊sīz𝕖d	hypo-thes-iz-ed	hȳpo-the̊s-īz-𝕖d	v. to believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds
synthesize	sẏnthe̊sīze	syn-thes-ize	sẏn-the̊s-īze	v. to combine parts into a whole v. to produce by chemical synthesis
synthesis	sẏnthėsis	syn-the-sis	sẏn-thė-sis	n. the combination of ideas into a complex whole n. the process of producing a chemical compound
synthesized	sẏnthėsīz𝕖d	syn-thes-iz-ed	sẏn-thės-īz-𝕖d	v. combine so as to form a more complex, product v. combine and form a synthesis
synthesizer	sẏnthe̊sīze̊r	syn-thes-iz-er	sẏn-the̊s-īz-e̊r	n. an electronic instrument that generates and modifies sounds electronically
hypothesis	hȳpothėsis	hyp-o-the-sis	hȳp-o-thė-sis	n. a proposed explanation for a phenomenon, as a starting point for further investigation
nucleosynthesis	nūclėōsẏnthėsis	nucle-o-syn-thes-is	nūclė-ō-sẏn-thės-is	n. (astronomy) the cosmic synthesis of atoms more complex than the hydrogen atom
Theseus	Thēṡēůs	Theseus	Thēṡēůs	n. a hero in Greek mythology
thespian	thespiån	thespian	thespiån	a. of or relating to drama or the theater n. an actor
antithetic	antithetic	anti-thet-ic	anti-thet-ic	a. directly opposite or contrasted
antithetical	anti̊theticål	anti-thet-ic-al	anti̊-thet-ic-ål	a. sharply contrasted; directly opposed
epithet	epi̊thet	epi-thet	epi̊-thet	n. a descriptive word or phrase expressing a quality of the referent
hypothetical	hȳpo̊theti̊cål	hypo-thet-ic-al	hȳpo̊-thet-i̊c-ål	a. based on a hypothesis or assumption
hypothetically	hȳpo̊theticållẏ	hypo-thet-ic-al-ly	hȳpo̊-thet-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. by hypothesis
prosthetist	prosthėtist	pros-thet-ist	pros-thėt-ist	n. an expert in prosthetics (artificial limbs)
synthetic	sẏnthetic	syn-thet-ic	sẏn-thet-ic	a. made by chemical synthesis; artificial n. a synthetic substance
synthetically	sẏntheticållẏ	syn-thet-ic-al-ly	sẏn-thet-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. by synthesis; in a synthetic manner
nomothetic	nomo̊thetic	nom-o-thet-ic	nom-o̊-thet-ic	a. relating to or involving the search for abstract universal principles
theta	thètå	theta	thètå	n. the 8th letter of the Greek alphabet
their	ṫhèir	their	ṫhèir	pron. belonging to or associated with them
them	ṫhem	them	ṫhem	pron. objective case of they
they	ṫhèy	they	ṫhèy	pron. used to refer to two or more people or things previously mentioned
theirs	ṫhèirṡ	their-s	ṫhèir-ṡ	pron. that which belongs to them
themselves	ṫhemselveṡ	them-selv-es	ṫhem-selv-eṡ	pron. used as the reflexive form of they; used for emphasis
thiamin	thīåmi̊n	thiamin	thīåmi̊n	n. a B vitamin that prevents beriberi; maintains appetite and growth
thick	thick	thick	thick	a. having opposite surfaces relatively far apart a. dense or crowded together adv. deeply or closely
thicken	thicke̊n	thick-en	thick-e̊n	v. make thick or thicker v. become thick or thicker
thicker	thicke̊r	thick-er	thick-e̊r
thickest	thickėst	thick-est	thick-ėst
thicket	thickėt	thick-et	thick-ėt	n. a dense growth of bushes
thickly	thicklẏ	thick-ly	thick-lẏ	adv. with a thick consistency or layer
thickness	thicknėss	thick-ness	thick-nėss	n. the dimension through an object as opposed to its length or width
thickset	thickset	thick-set	thick-set	a. planted or growing close together a. having a short and thick body
thickened	thicke̊n𝕖d	thick-en-ed	thick-e̊n-𝕖d	a. made or having become thick v. make or become thick
thickener	thicke̊ne̊r	thick-en-er	thick-e̊n-e̊r	n. any material used to thicken
thick-skinned		thick-skinn-ed		a. not easily upset by criticism
thickening	thicke̊ning	thick-en-ing	thick-e̊n-ing	n. any material used to thicken n. the act of thickening
thief	thiēf	thief	thiēf	n. a person who steals
thieves	thiēv𝕖ṡ	thiev-es	thiēv-𝕖ṡ
thievery	thiēve̊rẏ	thiev-ery	thiēv-e̊rẏ	n. the act of taking something from someone unlawfully
thieving	thiēving	thiev-ing	thiēv-ing	n. the act of stealing a. given to stealing
thigh	thīgh	thigh	thīgh	n. the part of the leg between the hip and the knee
thighbone	thī𝕘𝕙bōne	thigh-bone	thī𝕘𝕙-bōne	n. the longest and thickest bone of the human skeleton; extends from pelvis to knee
thighs	thī𝕘𝕙ṡ	thigh-s	thī𝕘𝕙-ṡ
thimble	thimble	thimble	thimble	n. a small metal cap worn on the finger to protect it while sewing
thimbleful	thimblefùl	thimble-ful	thimble-fùl	n. as much as a thimble will hold
thimerosal	thīmèro̊sal	thimerosal	thīmèro̊sal	n. a light-colored crystalline powder used as a surgical antiseptic
thin	thin	thin	thin	a. having opposite surfaces close together; not thick a. having few people or things; sparse v. make or become less dense or fewer
thinned	thinn𝕖d	thinn-ed	thinn-𝕖d	v. make thin or thinner a. mixed with water
thinner	thinne̊r	thinn-er	thinn-e̊r	a. comparative of thin
thinnest	thinnėst	thinn-est	thinn-ėst
thinning	thinning	thinn-ing	thinn-ing	n. the act of making something thinner
thinly	thinlẏ	thin-ly	thin-lẏ	adv. in a thin manner
thinness	thinnėss	thin-ness	thin-nėss	n. relatively small dimension; a consistency of low viscosity
thine	ṫhīne	thine	ṫhīne	pron. the possessive form of thou (archaic)
thing	thing	thing	thing	n. an object; an action or idea; a matter or affair
things	thingṡ	thing-s	thing-ṡ
thingy	thingẏ	thing-y	thing-ẏ	n. a thing whose name one cannot remember or does not wish to mention (informal)
nothing	nôthing	no-thing	nô-thing	n. not anything; something of no importance adv. not at all; in no way
underthings	ûnde̊rthings	under-thing-s	ûnde̊r-thing-s	n. women's underwear
thingamajig	thingåmȧjig	thingamajig	thingåmȧjig	n. something unspecified whose name is either forgotten or not known
think	think	think	think	v. to use the mind in considering something; to have an opinion or belief
thought	thōu𝕘𝕙t	thought	thōu𝕘𝕙t	n. an idea or opinion produced by thinking; the process of thinking
thinkable	thinkåble	think-able	think-åble	a. capable of being conceived or imagined or considered
thinker	thinke̊r	think-er	think-e̊r	n. a person who thinks deeply about things
thoughtful	thōu𝕘𝕙tfůl	thought-ful	thōu𝕘𝕙t-fůl	a. showing consideration for others a. absorbed in thought
thinking	thinking	think-ing	think-ing	n. the process of considering or reasoning about something a. using thought or rational judgment
thoughtless	thōu𝕘𝕙tlėss	thought-less	thōu𝕘𝕙t-lėss	a. showing lack of careful thought; without care for others
thinks	thinks	think-s	think-s
thoughts	thōu𝕘𝕙ts	thought-s	thōu𝕘𝕙t-s
thoughtfully	thōughtfůllẏ	thought-ful-ly	thōught-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a thoughtful manner
thoughtlessly	thōughtlėsslẏ	thought-less-ly	thōught-lėss-lẏ	adv. in a thoughtless manner
thoughtfulness	thōughtfůlnėss	thought-ful-ness	thōught-fůl-nėss	n. the trait of thinking carefully before acting
thoughtlessness	thōughtlėssnėss	thought-less-ness	thōught-lėss-nėss	n. the quality of failing to be considerate of others n. the trait of not thinking carefully before acting
bethink	bėthink	be-think	bė-think	v. to remind oneself; to reflect upon
forethought	for𝕖thōught	fore-thought	for𝕖-thōught	n. planning or plotting in advance of acting n. judiciousness in avoiding harm or danger
rethink	rēthink	re-think	rē-think	v. change one's mind
rethinking	rēthinking	re-think-ing	rē-think-ing	n. the process of rethinking something v. change one's mind
unthinkable	ûnthinkåble	un-think-able	ûn-think-åble	a. incapable of being imagined or considered
unthinking	ûnthinking	un-think-ing	ûn-think-ing	a. not exhibiting or characterized by careful thought a. without care or thought for others
unthinkably	ûnthinkāblẏ	un-think-ab-ly	ûn-think-āb-lẏ	adv. to an unimaginable extent
unthinkingly	ûnthinkinglẏ	un-think-ing-ly	ûn-think-ing-lẏ	adv. in a thoughtless manner
parathion	paråthīon	para-thion	parå-thīon	n. a toxic oil used as an insecticide
thirst	thi̊rst	thirst	thi̊rst	n. a need to drink n. a strong desire
thirsty	thi̊rstẏ	thirst-y	thi̊rst-ẏ	a. feeling a need or desire to drink a. having a strong desire for something
thirstier	thi̊rstie̊r	thirst-i-er	thi̊rst-i-e̊r
thirstiest	thi̊rstiėst	thirst-i-est	thi̊rst-i-ėst
thirstily	thi̊rstilẏ	thirst-i-ly	thi̊rst-i-lẏ	adv. in a thirsty manner
athirst	åthi̊rst	a-thirst	å-thi̊rst	a. thirsty; having a strong desire
these	ṫhēṡe	these	ṫhēṡe	pron. plural of this
this	ṫhis	this	ṫhis	pron. used to identify a specific person or thing close at hand a. used to identify a specific person or thing close at hand adv. to this extent; so
thistle	this𝕥le	thist-le	this𝕥-le	n. a plant with prickly-edged leaves of the family Compositae
thither	thiṫhe̊r	thither	thiṫhe̊r	adv. to or toward that place; away from the speaker
thomist	ṫho̊mist	thom-ist	ṫho̊m-ist	n. a follower of the philosophical and theological system of Thomas Aquinas
thomistic	thōmistic	thom-ist-ic	thōm-ist-ic	a. of or relating to the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas
telethon	tele̊thon	tele-thon	tele̊-thon	n. a long television program to raise money for a charity
thong	thong	thong	thong	n. a thin strip of leather; often used to lash things together
thorium	thòriům	thor-ium	thòr-iům	n. a soft silvery-white tetravalent radioactive metallic element
thorough	thôro̊ugh	thor-ough	thôr-o̊ugh	a. painstakingly careful and accurate
thoroughbred	thôro̊ughbred	thor-ough-bred	thôr-o̊ugh-bred	n. a racehorse from Arabian and English mare crossbreeding a. having distinguished parentage
thoroughfare	thôro̊ughfāre	thor-ough-fare	thôr-o̊ugh-fāre	n. a public road from one place to another
thoroughly	thôro̊u𝕘𝕙lẏ	thor-ough-ly	thôr-o̊u𝕘𝕙-lẏ	adv. completely and carefully
thoroughness	thôro̊u𝕘𝕙nėss	thor-ough-ness	thôr-o̊u𝕘𝕙-nėss	n. conscientiousness in performing all aspects of a task
cardiothoracic	càrdiōthoracic	cardi-o-thorac-ic	càrdi-ō-thorac-ic	a. relating to the heart and the chest
thorax	thorax	thorax	thorax	n. the middle body region of an arthropod between head and abdomen n. the part of the human torso between neck and diaphragm
thoracic	thoracic	thorac-ic	thorac-ic	a. of or relating to the chest or thorax
pneumothorax	𝕡neūmōthorax	pneum-o-thorax	𝕡neūm-ō-thorax	n. abnormal air in the pleural cavity causing lung collapse; may be spontaneous or induced
thorn	thorn	thorn	thorn	n. a sharp pointed projection on a plant stem
thornbush	thornbùsh	thorn-bush	thorn-bùsh	n. a shrub with thorns
thornless	thornle̊ss	thorn-less	thorn-le̊ss	a. lacking thorns
thorny	thornẏ	thorn-y	thorn-ẏ	a. having thorns a. causing difficulty or trouble
thou	ṫhòu	thou	ṫhòu	pron. you (archaic)
tho	ṫhō	tho	ṫhō
though	ṫhōugh	though	ṫhōugh	conj. in spite of the fact that; although adv. however; nevertheless
altho	ãlthō	al-tho	ãl-thō
although	ãlṫhōugh	al-though	ãl-ṫhōugh	conj. in spite of the fact that; even though
thought-provoking	thōught-pro̊vōking	thought-provok-ing	thōught-pro̊vōk-ing	a. stimulating careful thinking
thousand	thòuṡånd	thou-sand	thòu-ṡånd	num. the number equivalent to ten hundreds; 1,000
thousandfold	thòuṡåndfōld	thou-sand-fold	thòu-ṡånd-fōld	a. multiplied by a thousand adv. by a factor of one thousand
thousands	thòuṡåndṡ	thou-sand-s	thòu-ṡånd-ṡ
thousandth	thòuṡåndth	thou-sand-th	thòu-ṡånd-th	n. position 1000 in a countable series a. the ordinal number of one thousand in counting order
thousandths	thòuṡåndths	thou-sand-th-s	thòu-ṡånd-th-s	n. one part in a thousand equal parts
thracian	thrāċi̊ån	thrac-ian	thrāċ-i̊ån	a. of or relating to Thrace or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Thrace
thrall	thrãll	thrall	thrãll	n. someone held in bondage
thralldom	thrãlldo̊m	thrall-dom	thrãll-do̊m	n. the state of being under the control of another person
enthral	enthrãl	en-thral	en-thrãl	vt. to captivate or enslave
enthrall	ėnthrãll	en-thrall	ėn-thrãll	v hold spellbound
enthralling	ėnthrãlling	en-thrall-ing	ėn-thrãll-ing	a. capturing interest as if by a spell
thrash	thrash	thrash	thrash	v. to beat severely; to move wildly or violently n. a beating
thrashing	thrashing	thrash-ing	thrash-ing	n. a sound defeat; a beating
thrasonical	thråsonicål	thrason-ic-al	thråson-ic-ål	a. boastful, bragging
thread	thrèad	thread	thrèad	n. a long, thin strand of fibers used in sewing v. to pass something through an opening v. to move carefully through a narrow space
threadbare	thrèadbare	thread-bare	thrèad-bare	a. having the nap worn away so that the threads show through
threaded	thrèad𝕖d	thread-ed	thrèad-𝕖d	a. having screw threads or strung on a thread
threading	thrèading	thread-ing	thrèad-ing	v. pass a thread through v. move in a sinuous course
threadless	thrèadle̊ss	thread-less	thrèad-le̊ss	a. having no thread or threads
threadlike	thrèadlīke	thread-like	thrèad-līke	a. resembling a thread
thready	thrèadẏ	thread-y	thrèad-ẏ	a. thin in diameter; resembling a thread
threat	thrèat	threat	thrèat	n. a warning that something unpleasant will happen n. a person or thing likely to cause harm
threaten	thrèate̊n	threat-en	thrèat-e̊n	v. state one's intention to take hostile action against someone v. seem likely to produce a harmful result
threats	thrèats	threat-s	thrèat-s
threatened	thrèate̊n𝕖d	threat-en-ed	thrèat-e̊n-𝕖d	a. at risk of becoming endangered
threatening	thrèate̊ning	threat-en-ing	thrèat-e̊n-ing	a. indicating danger or harm
threatens	thrèate̊nṡ	threat-en-s	thrèat-e̊n-ṡ
threateningly	thrèate̊ninglẏ	threat-en-ing-ly	thrèat-e̊n-ing-lẏ	adv. in a menacing manner
nonthreatening	nonthrèate̊ning	non-threat-en-ing	non-thrèat-e̊n-ing	a. not presenting a threat
unthreatened	ûnthrèate̊n𝕖d	un-threat-en-ed	ûn-thrèat-e̊n-𝕖d	a. not threatened
unthreatening	ûnthrèate̊ning	un-threat-en-ing	ûn-thrèat-e̊n-ing	a. not likely to cause harm
third	thi̊rd	third	thi̊rd	num. coming next after the second in position n. one of three equal parts
three	thrēe	three	thrēe	num. the number after two; a group of three
thrice	thrīce	thrice	thrīce	adv. three times
threefold	thrēefōld	three-fold	thrēe-fōld	a. three times as great or as many adv. by a factor of three
thirdhand	thi̊rdhand	third-hand	thi̊rd-hand	a. derived from what is primary by two intermediate steps adv. by doubly indirect means
thirdly	thi̊rdlẏ	third-ly	thi̊rd-lẏ	adv. in the third place
three-quarters		three-quarters		n. three out of four equal parts
thirds	thi̊rdṡ	third-s	thi̊rd-ṡ	n. one of three equal parts
threes	thrēeṡ	three-s	thrēe-ṡ
threesome	thrēesôme	three-some	thrēe-sôme	n. three people considered as a unit
thirteen	thi̊rtēen	thir-teen	thi̊r-tēen	num. the number 13
thirty	thi̊rtẏ	thir-ty	thi̊r-tẏ	n. the cardinal number that is the product of ten and three a. being ten more than twenty
thirties	thi̊rti𝕖ṡ	thir-t-ies	thi̊r-t-i𝕖ṡ
thirtyish	thi̊rtẏish	thir-ty-ish	thi̊r-tẏ-ish	a. approximately thirty years old
thirteens	thi̊rtēenṡ	thir-teen-s	thi̊r-tēen-ṡ
thirteenth	thi̊rtēenth	thir-teen-th	thi̊r-tēen-th	num. coming next after the twelfth in position n. one of thirteen equal parts
thirtieth	thi̊rtiēth	thir-t-i-eth	thi̊r-t-i-ēth	n. position 30 in a countable series a. coming next after the twenty-ninth
thirtysomething	thi̊rtẏsômething	thir-ty-some-thing	thi̊r-tẏ-sôme-thing	a. being between 30 and 39 years old n. a person who is between 30 and 39 years old
threnode	thrēnōde	threnode	thrēnōde	n. a song of lamentation
thresh	thresh	thresh	thresh	vt. beat the seeds out of a grain vi. move or stir about violently
thresher	threshe̊r	thresh-er	thresh-e̊r	n. a farm machine for separating seeds or grain from the husks n. large pelagic shark with a whiplike tail
threshhold	threshhōld	thresh-hold	thresh-hōld	n. a variant spelling of threshold
threshold	threshōld	thres-hold	thres-hōld	n. a strip of wood or stone at the bottom of a doorway n. the point at which something starts or changes
threshing	threshing	thresh-ing	thresh-ing	n. the separation of grain or seeds from the husks and straw
thrift	thrift	thrift	thrift	n. the quality of using money and other resources carefully and not wastefully
thrifty	thriftẏ	thrif-ty	thrif-tẏ	a. careful and diligent in the use of resources
thriftiness	thriftinėss	thrift-i-ness	thrift-i-nėss	n. frugality in the expenditure of money or resources
thrill	thrill	thrill	thrill	n. a sudden feeling of excitement or pleasure v. to cause someone to feel excited
thrilled	thrill𝕖d	thrill-ed	thrill-𝕖d	a. feeling intense pleasurable excitement
thriller	thrille̊r	thrill-er	thrill-e̊r	n. a suspenseful adventure story or play or movie
thrilling	thrilling	thrill-ing	thrill-ing	a. causing excitement and pleasure
thrills	thrillṡ	thrill-s	thrill-ṡ
thrillingly	thrillinglẏ	thrill-ing-ly	thrill-ing-lẏ	adv. in a thrilling manner
thrip	thrip	thrip	thrip	n. any of various small sucking insects with narrow feathery wings; they feed on plant sap
thrive	thrīve	thrive	thrīve	v. grow or develop well and vigorously
thriving	thrīving	thriv-ing	thrīv-ing	a. very lively and profitable; flourishing
throat	thrōat	throat	thrōat	n. the passage to the stomach and lungs; in the front part of the neck
throttle	throttle	thrott-le	thrott-le	v. to choke or strangle; to reduce the flow of something n. a valve controlling engine power
throats	thrōats	throat-s	thrōat-s
throaty	thrōatẏ	throat-y	thrōat-ẏ	a. sounding as if pronounced low in the throat
throatily	thrōatilẏ	throat-i-ly	thrōat-i-lẏ	adv. in a deep throaty way
cutthroat	cûtthrōat	cut-throat	cût-thrōat	n. someone who murders by cutting the throat a. ruthless in competition
throb	throb	throb	throb	v. to beat or pulsate strongly n. a strong regular beat or pain
throbbing	throbbing	throbb-ing	throbb-ing	a. beating or pulsing strongly n. a strong rhythmic beat
throe	thrōe	throe	thrōe	n. a severe pang
throes	thrō𝕖ṡ	throe-s	thrō𝕖-ṡ	n. violent pangs of suffering n. a hard struggle
thrombin	thrombin	thromb-in	thromb-in	n. an enzyme that acts on fibrinogen in blood causing it to clot
thrombosis	thrombōsi̊s	thromb-osis	thromb-ōsi̊s	n. the formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel
thrombus	thrombůs	thromb-us	thromb-ůs	n. a blood clot formed within a blood vessel and remaining attached to its place of origin
thrombotic	thrombotic	thromb-ot-ic	thromb-ot-ic	a. relating to or affected with thrombosis
throne	thrōne	throne	thrōne	n. a ceremonial chair for a monarch n. the power and position of a ruler
dethrone	dėthrōne	de-throne	dė-thrōne	v. remove a monarch from the throne
dethroned	dėthrōn𝕖d	de-thron-ed	dė-thrōn-𝕖d	v. remove a monarch from the throne
enthrone	ėnthrōne	en-throne	ėn-thrōne	vt. to place on a throne; to exalt
enthroned	enthrōn𝕖d	en-thron-ed	en-thrōn-𝕖d	v. provide with power and authority v. put a monarch on the throne
enthronement	ėnthrōn𝕖me̊nt	en-throne-ment	ėn-thrōn𝕖-me̊nt	n. the ceremony of installing a new monarch or bishop
throng	throng	throng	throng	n. a large crowd of people v. to crowd around
through	throūgh	through	throūgh	prep. from one side to the other; by means of adv. from beginning to end; completely a. having completed a passage
throughout	throūghòut	through-out	throūgh-òut	adv. in every part; during the whole period prep. in every part of
throughput	throū𝕘𝕙pùt	through-put	throū𝕘𝕙-pùt	n. output relative to input; the amount passing through a system from input to output
throughway	throū𝕘𝕙wāy	through-way	throū𝕘𝕙-wāy	n. a broad highway designed for high-speed traffic
threw	threw̄	threw	threw̄
throw	thrōw	throw	thrōw	v. to propel something with force through the air by a movement of the arm n. an act of throwing
thrown	thrōwn	thrown	thrōwn
throwaway	thrōwåwāy	throw-away	thrōw-åwāy	n. words spoken in a casual way with conscious under-emphasis a. intended to be thrown away after use
throwback	thrōwback	throw-back	thrōw-back	n. a return to an earlier characteristic; a reversion
thrower	thrōwe̊r	throw-er	thrōw-e̊r	n. someone who projects something (especially by a rapid motion of the arm)
throwing	thrōwing	throw-ing	thrōw-ing
throws	thrōwṡ	throw-s	thrōw-ṡ
thru	thrū	thru	thrū	prep. through adv. through
thruway	thrūwāy	thru-way	thrū-wāy	n. a broad highway designed for high-speed traffic
thrum	thrûm	thrum	thrûm	n. a thrumming sound v. make a rhythmic humming sound
thrumming	thrûmming	thrumm-ing	thrûmm-ing	v. make a rhythmic humming sound v. pluck the strings of an instrument
thrush	thrûsh	thrush	thrûsh	n. a songbird with brownish upper plumage and a spotted breast n. an infection of the mouth caused by Candida fungi
thrust	thrûst	thrust	thrûst	v. to push something forcefully n. a sudden forceful push
thruster	thrûste̊r	thrust-er	thrûst-e̊r	n. a small rocket engine that provides thrust for maneuvering
thrusting	thrûsting	thrust-ing	thrûst-ing	a. having a forceful pushing quality
upthrust	ûpthrûst	up-thrust	ûp-thrûst	n. a rise of land to a higher elevation
thud	thûd	thud	thûd	n. a dull sound as of a blow v. strike with a dull sound
thudding	thûdding	thudd-ing	thûdd-ing	v. make a dull sound v. strike with a dull sound
thug	thûg	thug	thûg	n. an aggressive and violent young criminal
thuggery	thûgge̊rẏ	thugg-ery	thûgg-e̊rẏ	n. violent or brutal acts as of thugs
thuggish	thûggish	thugg-ish	thûgg-ish	a. resembling or characteristic of a thug; violent and criminal
thumb	thûm𝕓	thumb	thûm𝕓	n. the short, thick first digit of the human hand vt. to touch or handle with the thumb
thumbnail	thûm𝕓nāil	thumb-nail	thûm𝕓-nāil	n. the nail of the thumb
thumbprint	thûm𝕓print	thumb-print	thûm𝕓-print	n. fingerprint made by the thumb (especially by the pad of the thumb)
thumbs	thûm𝕓ṡ	thumb-s	thûm𝕓-ṡ
thumbscrew	thûm𝕓screw̄	thumb-screw	thûm𝕓-screw̄	n. screw designed to be turned with the thumb and fingers
thumbtack	thûm𝕓tack	thumb-tack	thûm𝕓-tack	n. a tack for attaching papers to a bulletin board or drawing board v. fasten with thumbtacks
thump	thûmp	thump	thûmp	n. a heavy dull sound as made by impact of heavy objects v. hit hard with the hand or some heavy instrument
thumper	thûmpe̊r	thump-er	thûmp-e̊r	n. one who or that which thumps; something unusually large
thumping	thûmping	thump-ing	thûmp-ing	n. a heavy dull sound as made by impact of heavy objects a. very large
thunder	thûnde̊r	thund-er	thûnd-e̊r	n. a booming or crashing noise caused by lightning v. move fast, noisily, and heavily
thunderbolt	thûnde̊rbolt	thund-er-bolt	thûnd-e̊r-bolt	n. a discharge of lightning accompanied by thunder
thunderclap	thûnde̊rclap	thund-er-clap	thûnd-e̊r-clap	n. a single sharp crash of thunder
thundercloud	thûnde̊rclòud	thund-er-cloud	thûnd-e̊r-clòud	n. a dark cloud of great vertical extent charged with electricity; associated with storms
thunderhead	thûnde̊rhèad	thund-er-head	thûnd-e̊r-hèad	n. a rounded projecting cumulus cloud often appearing before a thunderstorm
thundering	thûnde̊ring	thund-er-ing	thûnd-e̊r-ing	a. sounding like thunder a. extraordinarily big or impressive
thunderous	thûnde̊ro̊us	thund-er-ous	thûnd-e̊r-o̊us	a. extremely ominous
thunders	thûnde̊rṡ	thund-er-s	thûnd-e̊r-ṡ
thunderstorm	thûnde̊rstorm	thund-er-storm	thûnd-e̊r-storm	n. a storm with thunder and lightning and heavy rain
thunderstruck	thûnde̊rstrûck	thund-er-struck	thûnd-e̊r-strûck	a. as if struck dumb with astonishment and surprise
thundershower	thûnde̊rshòwe̊r	thund-er-show-er	thûnd-e̊r-shòw-e̊r	n. a short rainstorm accompanied by thunder and lightning
thunk	thûnk	thunk	thûnk	n. a dull hollow sound
thursday	thůrṡdāy			n. the fifth day of the week
thus	ṫhûs	thus	ṫhûs	adv. in this manner; therefore; as a result
thusly	ṫhûslẏ	thus-ly	ṫhûs-lẏ	adv. in the way indicated (a nonstandard variant of thus)
enthuse	ėnthūṡe	en-thuse	ėn-thūṡe	v. cause to feel enthusiasm v. utter with enthusiasm
enthusiasm	ėnthūṡiaṡm	en-thusi-asm	ėn-thūṡi-aṡm	n. a strong feeling of excitement and interest in something
enthusiast	ėnthūsiast	en-thusi-ast	ėn-thūsi-ast	n. an ardent and enthusiastic supporter of some person or activity
enthusiastic	ėnthūṡiastic	en-thusi-ast-ic	ėn-thūṡi-ast-ic	a. having or showing great excitement and interest
enthusiasms	enthūṡiaṡmṡ	en-thusi-asm-s	en-thūṡi-aṡm-ṡ
enthusiastically	ėnthūṡiasticållẏ	en-thusi-ast-ic-al-ly	ėn-thūṡi-ast-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. with enthusiasm; in an enthusiastic manner
overenthusiastic	ōve̊rėnthūṡiastic	over-en-thusi-ast-ic	ōve̊r-ėn-thūṡi-ast-ic	a. unduly enthusiastic
unenthusiastic	ûnėnthūṡiastic	un-en-thusi-ast-ic	ûn-ėn-thūṡi-ast-ic	a. not enthusiastic; lacking excitement or ardor
unenthusiastically	unėnthūṡiasticållẏ	un-en-thusi-ast-ic-al-ly	un-ėn-thūṡi-ast-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. without enthusiasm
thwack	thwack	thwack	thwack	n. a hard blow with a flat object
thwart	thwãrt	thwart	thwãrt	v. hinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires) of
thwarted	thwãrt𝕖d	thwart-ed	thwãrt-𝕖d	v. hinder or prevent the efforts, plans, or desires of a. disappointingly unsuccessful
athwart	åthwãrt	a-thwart	å-thwãrt	adv. across; in opposition prep. across; contrary to
thy	ṫhȳ	thy	ṫhȳ	pron. your (archaic; used in solemn or poetic contexts)
thyself	ṫhȳself	thy-self	ṫhȳ-self	pron. an emphasized form of the personal pronoun of the second person; yourself
dysthymia	dẏsthȳmiå	dys-thym-ia	dẏs-thȳm-iå	n. mild chronic depression
thyme	thȳme	thyme	thȳme	n. any of various mints of the genus Thymus
thymine	thȳmĩne	thym-ine	thȳm-ĩne	n. a base found in DNA (but not in RNA) and derived from pyrimidine; pairs with adenine
thymus	thȳmůs	thymus	thȳmůs	n. a ductless gland involved in the immune system, located behind the sternum
thyroid	thȳroid	thyr-oid	thȳr-oid	a. of or relating to the thyroid gland n. the thyroid gland
thyroiditis	thȳroidītis	thyr-oid-itis	thȳr-oid-ītis	n. inflammation of the thyroid gland
hypothyroid	hȳpōthȳroid	hypo-thyr-oid	hȳpō-thȳr-oid	a. having an underactive thyroid gland n. a person with an underactive thyroid gland
hyperthyroidism	hȳpe̊rthȳroidiṡm	hyper-thyr-oid-ism	hȳpe̊r-thȳr-oid-iṡm	n. an overactive thyroid gland; pathologically excessive production of thyroid hormones
hypothyroidism	hȳpōthȳroidiṡm	hypo-thyr-oid-ism	hȳpō-thȳr-oid-iṡm	n. a glandular disorder caused by insufficient production of thyroid hormones
parathyroid	paråthȳroid	para-thyr-oid	parå-thȳr-oid	n. any one of four endocrine glands situated above or within the thyroid gland a. of or relating to the parathyroid glands
hyperparathyroidism	hȳpe̊rparåthȳroidiṡm	hyper-para-thyr-oid-ism	hȳpe̊r-parå-thȳr-oid-iṡm	n. excessive secretion of parathyroid hormone
tian	tiàn	tian	tiàn	n. a Provencal dish of layered vegetables baked in a shallow dish
tiara	tĩàrå	tiara	tĩàrå	n. a jeweled headdress worn by women on formal occasions
Tibet	Ti̊bet	Tibet	Ti̊bet	n. an autonomous region in China
tibetan	tibetån	tibet-an	tibet-ån	a. of or relating to Tibet or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Tibet
tibia	tibiå	tibia	tibiå	n. the inner and thicker of the two bones of the human leg between the knee and ankle
tibial	tibiål	tib-i-al	tib-i-ål	a. relating to or located near a tibia
tibialis	tibiålis	tib-i-al-is	tib-i-ål-is	n. either of two leg muscles arising from the tibia, providing foot movement
transtibial	tranṡtibiål	trans-tib-i-al	tranṡ-tib-i-ål	a. through or across the tibia (shinbone)
tic	tic	tic	tic	n. a local and habitual twitching especially in the face
reticence	retice̊nce	re-tic-ence	re-tic-e̊nce	n. the trait of being uncommunicative
reticent	retice̊nt	re-tic-ent	re-tic-e̊nt	a. temperamentally disinclined to talk a. reluctant to draw attention to yourself
reticulation	rėticūlātio̊n	re-tic-ul-at-ion	rė-tic-ūl-āt-io̊n	n. a network of lines or wires
entice	ėntīce	en-tice	ėn-tīce	v. persuade someone to do something by means of promises or persuasion
enticing	entīcing	en-tic-ing	en-tīc-ing	a. highly attractive and able to arouse desire
enticement	ėntīc𝕖me̊nt	en-tice-ment	ėn-tīc𝕖-me̊nt	n. the act of attracting or tempting someone
enticingly	entīcin𝕘lẏ	en-tic-ing-ly	en-tīc-in𝕘-lẏ	adv. in an enticing manner; charmingly
tick	tick	tick	tick	n. a light, regular tapping sound n. a small parasitic arachnid v. make a ticking sound
ticked	tick𝕖ḋ	tick-ed	tick-𝕖ḋ
ticker	ticke̊r	tick-er	tick-e̊r	n. a device that makes a ticking sound n. stock quotation printer
ticket	tickėt	tick-et	tick-ėt	n. a piece of paper giving the holder a certain right n. a notice of a traffic offence v. issue a ticket to
tickler	tickle̊r	tickl-er	tickl-e̊r	n. a file of memoranda or notices that remind of things to be done
ticking	ticking	tick-ing	tick-ing	n. a strong fabric used for mattress and pillow covers
ticklish	ticklish	tickl-ish	tickl-ish	a. difficult to handle; requiring great tact
tickle	tickle	tick-le	tick-le	v. to lightly touch in a way that causes laughter n. a tickling sensation
tickling	tickling	tick-ling	tick-ling	a. exciting by touching lightly so as to cause laughter or twitching movements
ticks	ticks	tick-s	tick-s
tickertape	ticke̊rtāpe	ticker-tape	ticke̊r-tāpe	n. a continuous strip of paper used in a ticker-tape machine
ticketed	ticke̊tėd	tick-et-ed	tick-e̊t-ėd	v issue a ticket or a fine to as a penalty v provide with a ticket for passage or admission
tickled	tickl𝕖d	tick-l-ed	tick-l-𝕖d
ticketing	ticke̊ting	tick-et-ing	tick-e̊t-ing	v issue a ticket or a fine to as a penalty v provide with a ticket for passage or admission
ticketless	ticke̊tle̊ss	tick-et-less	tick-e̊t-le̊ss	a. without a ticket
tickets	tickėts	tick-et-s	tick-ėt-s
tickles	tickl𝕖ṡ	tick-le-s	tick-l𝕖-ṡ
uptick	ûptick	up-tick	ûp-tick	n. a transaction at a price above the previous one
articulator	àrticūlāto̊r	ar-ticul-at-or	àr-ticūl-āt-o̊r	n. a movable speech organ
tidbit	tidbit	tid-bit	tid-bit	n. a small tasty bit of food
tidy	tīdẏ	tid-y	tīd-ẏ	a. neat and orderly v. put in order
tidily	tīdĩlẏ	tid-i-ly	tīd-ĩ-lẏ	adv. in a tidy manner
tidiness	tīdinėss	tid-i-ness	tīd-i-nėss	n. the habit of being tidy n. the trait of being neat and orderly
intertidal	inte̊rtīdål	inter-tid-al	inte̊r-tīd-ål	a. of or relating to the area between the high-tide and low-tide marks
untidy	ûntīdẏ	un-tid-y	ûn-tīd-ẏ	a. not neat and tidy
untidiness	ûntīdine̊ss	un-tid-i-ness	ûn-tīd-i-ne̊ss	n. the condition of being untidy n. the trait of being untidy and messy
tide	tīde	tide	tīde	n. the rise and fall of sea level caused by the moon's gravity n. a trend or tendency
tidal	tīdål	tid-al	tīd-ål	a. relating to or affected by tides
tiding	tīding	tid-ing	tīd-ing	v. present participle of tide
tidepool	tīd𝕖pool	tide-pool	tīd𝕖-pool	n. a pool of water left by the tide among rocks on the shore
tidewater	tīdewãte̊r	tide-water	tīde-wãte̊r	n. low-lying coastal land drained by tidal streams
betide	bėtīde	be-tide	bė-tīde	v become of; happen to
tie	tīe	tie	tīe	n. a piece of string or material used for fastening things together n. a result in a game in which each side has the same score v. attach or fasten with string or rope
tied	tī𝕖d	tied	tī𝕖d	a. fastened with strings or cords a. of the score in a contest
tieback	tīeback	tie-back	tīe-back	n. a device for holding or drawing something back
ties	tī𝕖ṡ	tie-s	tī𝕖-ṡ
tie-up		tie-up		n. a connection or a halt
tiebreaker	tīebreāke̊r	tie-break-er	tīe-breāk-e̊r	n. overtime play in order to break a tie
untie	ûntīe	un-tie	ûn-tīe	v. to undo the ties or knots of
untied	ûntī𝕖d	un-ti-ed	ûn-tī-𝕖d	a. not tied
tying	tȳing	ty-ing	tȳ-ing	n. the act of tying or binding things together
tier	tiēr	tier	tiēr	n. one of two or more layers one atop another
tiered	tiēr𝕖d	tier-ed	tiēr-𝕖d	a. having or arranged in tiers
tiff	tiff	tiff	tiff	n. a slight quarrel
tiffany	tiffånẏ	tiffany	tiffånẏ	n. a thin gauze fabric
tiger	tīge̊r	tig-er	tīg-e̊r	n. a large wild cat with orange and black stripes
tigers	tīge̊rṡ	tig-er-s	tīg-e̊r-ṡ
contiguity	contigūitẏ	con-tig-u-ity	con-tig-ū-itẏ	n. the state of being in close proximity without a gap
contiguous	co̊ntigūo̊us	con-tig-u-ous	co̊n-tig-ū-o̊us	a. very close or connected in space or time
tight	tī𝕘𝕙t	tight	tī𝕘𝕙t	a. closely constrained or constricted or constricting a. set so close together as to be invulnerable to penetration a. of such close construction as to be impermeable
tighten	tī𝕘𝕙te̊n	tight-en	tī𝕘𝕙t-e̊n	v. make or become tight
tighter	tī𝕘𝕙te̊r	tight-er	tī𝕘𝕙t-e̊r
tightest	tī𝕘𝕙tėst	tight-est	tī𝕘𝕙t-ėst
tightly	tī𝕘𝕙tlẏ	tight-ly	tī𝕘𝕙t-lẏ	adv. in a tight manner; firmly
tightness	tī𝕘𝕙tnėss	tight-ness	tī𝕘𝕙t-nėss	n. a state of being tight or firm
tightrope	tī𝕘𝕙trōpe	tight-rope	tī𝕘𝕙t-rōpe	n. a tightly stretched rope on which acrobats perform
tights	tī𝕘𝕙ts	tight-s	tī𝕘𝕙t-s	n. a close-fitting garment covering the body from waist to feet
tightwad	tī𝕘𝕙twàd	tight-wad	tī𝕘𝕙t-wàd	n. a miserly person
tightened	tī𝕘𝕙te̊n𝕖d	tight-en-ed	tī𝕘𝕙t-e̊n-𝕖d	v. make tight or tighter
tightfisted	tī𝕘𝕙tfistėd	tight-fist-ed	tī𝕘𝕙t-fist-ėd	a. unwilling to spend money
tightening	tī𝕘𝕙te̊ning	tight-en-ing	tī𝕘𝕙t-e̊n-ing	n. the act of making something tighter
uptight	ûptī𝕘𝕙t	up-tight	ûp-tī𝕘𝕙t	a. tense and anxious
tigress	tīgrėss	tigr-ess	tīgr-ėss	n. a female tiger
tike	tīke	tike	tīke	n. a crude uncouth person n. a young child
tiki	tĩkĩ	tiki	tĩkĩ	n. a carved figure representing a Polynesian god
til	til	til	til	prep. & conj. until
tile	tīle	tile	tīle	n. a thin, flat piece of fired clay used for covering roofs, floors, or walls v. to cover with tiles
tiled	tīl𝕖d	til-ed	tīl-𝕖d	a. covered or furnished with tiles
tiling	tīling	til-ing	tīl-ing	n. the application of tiles to cover a surface
tilapia	tilāpiå	tilapia	tilāpiå	n. a genus of Cichlidae
tilde	tilde̊	tilde	tilde̊	n. a diacritical mark (~) over n in Spanish for palatal nasal or a vowel for nasalization
till	till	till	till	prep. until conj. until v. to prepare land for growing crops
tilth	tilth	tilth	tilth	n. the state of aggregation of soil and its condition for supporting plant growth
tillable	tillåble	till-able	till-åble	a. capable of being farmed
tillage	tillàge	till-age	till-àge	n. the cultivation of soil for raising crops
tilled	till𝕖d	till-ed	till-𝕖d	a. turned or stirred by plowing or harrowing or hoeing
tiller	tille̊r	till-er	till-e̊r	n. a lever used to turn the rudder on a boat; a shoot from the base of a grass
tilling	tilling	till-ing	till-ing	n. cultivation of the land in order to raise crops
distil	distil	dis-til	dis-til	v undergo condensation; change from a gaseous to a liquid state and fall in drops v extract by the process of distillation v undergo the process of distillation v give off (a liquid)
distill	distill	dis-till	dis-till	v. to extract by the process of distillation v. to purify or concentrate
distillate	disti̊llāte	dis-till-ate	dis-ti̊ll-āte	n. a purified liquid produced by condensation from a vapor during distilling
distilled	distill𝕖d	dis-till-ed	dis-till-𝕖d	a. purified by distillation
distiller	distille̊r	dis-till-er	dis-till-e̊r	n. someone who distills alcoholic liquors
distillery	distille̊rẏ	dis-till-ery	dis-till-e̊rẏ	n. a plant where alcoholic drinks are made by distillation
distillation	disti̊llātio̊n	dis-till-at-ion	dis-ti̊ll-āt-io̊n	n. the process of purifying a liquid by boiling it and condensing its vapors
until	ůntil	un-til	ůn-til	prep. up to the time that; before conj. up to the time that; to the point that
untilled	ûntill𝕖d	un-till-ed	ûn-till-𝕖d	a. not plowed or harrowed or hoed
tilt	tilt	tilt	tilt	n. a sloping position v. to move or cause to move into a sloping position
tilted	tilt𝕖d	tilt-ed	tilt-𝕖d	a. sloping or leaning to one side
tilting	tilting	tilt-ing	tilt-ing	v. incline or move from a vertical position
Tim	Tim	Tim	Tim	n. a male given name
timid	timid	tim-id	tim-id	a. showing fear and lack of confidence
timidity	ti̊midi̊tẏ	tim-id-ity	ti̊m-id-i̊tẏ	n. fear of the unknown or unfamiliar or fear of making decisions n. fearfulness in venturing into new and unknown places or activities
timidly	timi̊dlẏ	tim-id-ly	tim-i̊d-lẏ	adv. in a shy or timid or bashful manner
intimacy	inti̊måcẏ	in-tim-acy	in-ti̊m-åcẏ	n. close familiarity or friendship n. a private and personal atmosphere
intimidate	intimidāte	in-tim-id-ate	in-tim-id-āte	v. to frighten or overawe someone in order to make them do what one wants
intimacies	intimåci𝕖ṡ	in-tim-ac-ies	in-tim-åc-i𝕖ṡ
intimation	intimātio̊n	in-tim-at-ion	in-tim-āt-io̊n	n. an indirect suggestion n. a slight suggestion or vague understanding
intimately	intimȧt𝕖lẏ	in-tim-ate-ly	in-tim-ȧt𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a close and personal way
intimidated	intimidātėd	in-tim-id-at-ed	in-tim-id-āt-ėd	a. made timid or fearful as by threats
intimidating	intimidāting	in-tim-id-at-ing	in-tim-id-āt-ing	a. making one feel timid or frightened
intimidation	intimidātio̊n	in-tim-id-at-ion	in-tim-id-āt-io̊n	n. the act of intimidating; making someone feel afraid
intimidator	intimidāto̊r	in-tim-id-at-or	in-tim-id-āt-o̊r	n. someone who menaces or intimidates
intimidates	intimidāt𝕖s	in-tim-id-ate-s	in-tim-id-āt𝕖-s
intimidatingly	intimidātinglẏ	in-tim-id-at-ing-ly	in-tim-id-āt-ing-lẏ	adv. in an intimidating manner
untimed	ûntīm𝕖d	un-tim-ed	ûn-tīm-𝕖d	a. not measured or not having a time limit
untimely	ûntīm𝕖lẏ	un-time-ly	ûn-tīm𝕖-lẏ	a. happening too soon adv. too soon
unintimidated	ûnintimidātėd	un-in-tim-id-at-ed	ûn-in-tim-id-āt-ėd	a. not made to feel afraid
timber	timbe̊r	timb-er	timb-e̊r	n. wood prepared for use in building or carpentry
timbered	timbe̊r𝕖d	timb-er-ed	timb-e̊r-𝕖d	a. furnished with or made of wood or timbers a. covered with growing timber
timberland	timbe̊rland	timb-er-land	timb-e̊r-land	n. land that is covered with trees and shrubs
timberline	timbe̊rlīne	timb-er-line	timb-e̊r-līne	n. the line marking the upper limit of tree growth in mountains or northern latitudes
timbale	timbàle	timbale	timbàle	n. small pastry shell for creamy mixtures of minced foods
timbre	timbre̊	timbre	timbre̊	n. the distinctive quality of a sound
time	tīme	time	tīme	n. the indefinite continued progress of existence; a point of time; an occasion vt. to measure or record the time
timecard	tīm𝕖càrd	time-card	tīm𝕖-càrd	n. a card recording an employee's starting and quitting times each work day
timed	tīm𝕖d	tim-ed	tīm-𝕖d	a. arranged or set to happen at a particular time
timer	tīme̊r	tim-er	tīm-e̊r	n. a device that measures time and signals when it ends
timeframe	tīm𝕖frāme	time-frame	tīm𝕖-frāme	n. a period of time during which some activity is to occur
timing	tīming	tim-ing	tīm-ing	n. the choice or control of when something should happen
timeless	tīm𝕖lėss	time-less	tīm𝕖-lėss	a. not affected by the passage of time; eternal
timeline	tīm𝕖līne	time-line	tīm𝕖-līne	n. a sequence of related events arranged in chronological order and displayed along a line
timely	tīm𝕖lẏ	time-ly	tīm𝕖-lẏ	a. done or happening at the appropriate time
timepiece	tīm𝕖piēce	time-piece	tīm𝕖-piēce	n. a measuring instrument or device for keeping time
times	tīm𝕖ṡ	time-s	tīm𝕖-ṡ	n. plural of time
timescale	tīm𝕖scāle	time-scale	tīm𝕖-scāle	n. the time allowed for or taken by a process or sequence of events
timeshare	tīmeshāre	time-share	tīme-shāre	n. a jointly owned property divided into intervals of ownership
timetable	tīm𝕖tāble	time-table	tīm𝕖-tāble	n. a schedule listing events and the times at which they will take place
timeworn	tīmewo̊rn	time-worn	tīme-wo̊rn	a. worn or deteriorated by time
timekeeper	tīm𝕖kēepe̊r	time-keep-er	tīm𝕖-kēep-e̊r	n. a person who records the time elapsed in a sports event n. a clerk who keeps track of hours worked
time-consuming	tīme-co̊nsūming	time-consum-ing	tīme-co̊nsūm-ing	a. taking a lot of time
timekeeping	tīm𝕖kēeping	time-keep-ing	tīm𝕖-kēep-ing	n. the act or process of determining the time
timelessly	tīm𝕖lėsslẏ	time-less-ly	tīm𝕖-lėss-lẏ	adv. in a timeless manner
timeliness	tīm𝕖linėss	timel-i-ness	tīm𝕖l-i-nėss	n. the quality of being at the right time
timelessness	tīm𝕖lėssnėss	time-less-ness	tīm𝕖-lėss-nėss	n. a state of eternal existence
timings	tīmingṡ	tim-ing-s	tīm-ing-ṡ
anytime	anẏtīme	any-time	anẏ-tīme	adv. at any time; whenever
betimes	bėtīm𝕖ṡ	be-times	bė-tīm𝕖ṡ	adv. early; in good time
daytime	dāytīme	day-time	dāy-tīme	n. the time between sunrise and sunset
longtime	lon𝕘tīme	long-time	lon𝕘-tīme	a. having lasted for a long time
mistime	mistīme	mis-time	mis-tīme	v. time incorrectly
mistimed	mistīm𝕖d	mis-tim-ed	mis-tīm-𝕖d	a. done at the wrong time
ofttimes	ofttīm𝕖ṡ	oft-times	oft-tīm𝕖ṡ	adv. many times at short intervals
onetime	o̊n𝕖tīme	one-time	o̊n𝕖-tīme	a. former; occurring at one time adv. in the past
ragtime	ragtīme	rag-time	rag-tīme	n. music with a syncopated melody, usually for the piano
uptime	ûptīme	up-time	ûp-tīme	n. a period of time when a system is functioning and available
dinnertime	dinne̊rtīme	dinn-er-time	dinn-e̊r-tīme	n. the customary hour for the evening meal
Timor	Tĩmor	Timor	Tĩmor	n. an island in Southeast Asia
timorese	tĩmorēṡe	timor-ese	tĩmor-ēṡe	a. of or relating to Timor or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Timor
timorous	timo̊ro̊us	timor-ous	timo̊r-o̊us	a. timid by nature or revealing timidity
timpani	timpånĩ	timpani	timpånĩ	n. a large hemispherical brass percussion instrument with a drumhead that can be tuned
timpanist	timpånist	timpan-ist	timpån-ist	n. a person who plays the kettledrums
tin	tin	tin	tin	n. a silvery-white metallic element n. a metal container for food
tined	tīn𝕖d	tin-ed	tīn-𝕖d	a. having prongs or tines
tinned	tinn𝕖d	tinn-ed	tinn-𝕖d	a. sealed in a can or jar
tinfoil	tinfoil	tin-foil	tin-foil	n. foil made of tin or an alloy of tin and lead
tinplate	tinplāte	tin-plate	tin-plāte	n. thin iron sheet coated with tin
tins	tinṡ	tin-s	tin-ṡ
tinsel	tinse̊l	tin-sel	tin-se̊l	n. a showy decoration that is basically valueless v. impart a cheap brightness to
tinsmith	tinsmith	tin-smith	tin-smith	n. someone who makes or repairs tinware
tintype	tintȳpe	tin-type	tin-tȳpe	n. a positive photograph made directly on an iron plate
tinware	tinwåre	tin-ware	tin-wåre	n. articles of commerce made of tin plate
tinny	tinnẏ	tinn-y	tinn-ẏ	a. thin and metallic in sound; lacking resonance a. of or containing tin
tiny	tīnẏ	tin-y	tīn-ẏ	a. very small
tinier	tīnie̊r	tin-i-er	tīn-i-e̊r
tiniest	tīniėst	tin-i-est	tīn-i-ėst
continue	co̊ntinūe	con-tinue	co̊n-tinūe	v. to go on; to keep doing; to maintain
continual	co̊ntinūål	con-tinu-al	co̊n-tinū-ål	a. occurring without interruption; frequently repeated
continuance	co̊ntinūånce	con-tinu-ance	co̊n-tinū-ånce	n. the act of continuing an activity without interruption
continence	contine̊nce	con-tin-ence	con-tin-e̊nce	n. the exercise of self-constraint in sexual matters n. voluntary control over urinary and fecal discharge
continent	contine̊nt	con-tin-ent	con-tin-e̊nt	n. one of the large landmasses of the earth
continued	co̊ntinū𝕖d	con-tinu-ed	co̊n-tinū-𝕖d	a. going on without stopping
continuing	co̊ntinūing	con-tinu-ing	co̊n-tinū-ing	a. remaining in force or being carried on without stopping
continuity	conti̊nūitẏ	con-tinu-ity	con-ti̊nū-itẏ	n. the state of being continuous without interruption
continuous	co̊ntinūo̊us	con-tinu-ous	co̊n-tinū-o̊us	a. continuing without stopping or being interrupted
continues	co̊ntinū𝕖ṡ	con-tinue-s	co̊n-tinū𝕖-ṡ
continuum	co̊ntinūům	con-tin-uum	co̊n-tin-ūům	n. a continuous whole in which no part is distinct from the adjacent parts
continental	continentål	con-tin-ent-al	con-tin-ent-ål	a. of or relating to a continent
continuation	co̊ntinūātio̊n	con-tinu-at-ion	co̊n-tinū-āt-io̊n	n. the act of continuing an activity without interruption
continually	co̊ntinūållẏ	con-tinu-al-ly	co̊n-tinū-ål-lẏ	adv. repeatedly without interruption
continuously	co̊ntinūo̊uslẏ	con-tinu-ous-ly	co̊n-tinū-o̊us-lẏ	adv. without interruption
continuator	co̊ntinūåto̊r	con-tinu-at-or	co̊n-tinū-åt-o̊r	n. a person who continues something started by another
pertinence	pe̊rtine̊nce	per-tin-ence	pe̊r-tin-e̊nce	n relevance by virtue of being applicable to the matter at hand
pertinent	pe̊rtine̊nt	per-tin-ent	pe̊r-tin-e̊nt	a. having precise or logical relevance to the matter at hand
pertinacious	pe̊rtinācio̊us	per-tin-ac-ious	pe̊r-tin-āc-io̊us	a. holding firmly to an opinion
pertinacity	pe̊rtinaci̊tẏ	per-tin-ac-ity	pe̊r-tin-ac-i̊tẏ	n. the quality of being persistent
pertinently	pe̊rtinėntlẏ	per-tin-ent-ly	pe̊r-tin-ėnt-lẏ	adv. in a pertinent way
retinue	reti̊nūe	re-tinue	re-ti̊nūe	n. the group following and attending to some important person
retinal	reti̊nål	re-tin-al	re-ti̊n-ål	a. in or relating to the retina of the eye
retinoid	retinoid	re-tin-oid	re-tin-oid	a. relating to or derived from vitamin A or similar compounds
retinol	retinol	re-tin-ol	re-tin-ol	n. a form of vitamin A found in animal foods
discontinue	disco̊ntinūe	dis-con-tinue	dis-co̊n-tinūe	v. to stop doing or providing
discontinuance	disco̊ntinūånce	dis-con-tinu-ance	dis-co̊n-tinū-ånce	n. the act of discontinuing or breaking off
discontinued	disco̊ntinū𝕖d	dis-con-tinu-ed	dis-co̊n-tinū-𝕖d	a. stopped permanently or temporarily
discontinuity	discontinūitẏ	dis-con-tinu-ity	dis-con-tinū-itẏ	n. lack of connection or continuity
discontinuous	disco̊ntinūo̊us	dis-con-tinu-ous	dis-co̊n-tinū-o̊us	a. not continuing without interruption in time or space
discontinuation	disco̊ntinūātio̊n	dis-con-tinu-at-ion	dis-co̊n-tinū-āt-io̊n	n. the act of discontinuing or breaking off
incontinence	inconti̊ne̊nce	in-con-tin-ence	in-con-ti̊n-e̊nce	n. involuntary urination or defecation
incontinent	inconti̊ne̊nt	in-con-tin-ent	in-con-ti̊n-e̊nt	a. not having control over urination and defecation
intercontinental	inte̊rconti̊nentål	inter-con-tin-ent-al	inte̊r-con-ti̊n-ent-ål	a. extending or taking place between or among continents
subcontinent	sûbcontine̊nt	sub-con-tin-ent	sûb-con-tin-e̊nt	n. a large and distinctive landmass that is a distinct part of some continent
supercontinent	sūpe̊rcontine̊nt	super-con-tin-ent	sūpe̊r-con-tin-e̊nt	n. a large continental block formed by the merging of smaller continents
subcontinental	sûbcontinentål	sub-con-tin-ent-al	sûb-con-tin-ent-ål	a. of or relating to a subcontinent
transcontinental	tranṡcontinentål	trans-con-tin-ent-al	tranṡ-con-tin-ent-ål	a. spanning or crossing or on the farther side of a continent
tincture	tinctůre	tinct-ure	tinct-ůre	n. a medicine consisting of an extract in an alcohol solution n. a faint coloring v. stain or tint with a color
tinderbox	tinde̊rbox	tinder-box	tinde̊r-box	n. a dangerous state of affairs; a situation that is a potential source of violence n. a box for holding tinder
tinder	tinde̊r	tind-er	tind-e̊r	n. material for starting a fire
tine	tīne	tine	tīne	n. prong on a fork or pitchfork or antler
tines	tīn𝕖ṡ	tine-s	tīn𝕖-ṡ	n. prong on a fork or pitchfork or antler
tinea	tinėå	tinea	tinėå	n. infections of the skin or nails caused by fungi appearing as itching circular patches
ting	ting	ting	ting	n. a light clear metallic sound as of a small bell v. cause to make a ting
tingle	tingle	ting-le	ting-le	v. to have a slight stinging or prickling sensation n. a prickly or stinging sensation
tingling	tingling	ting-ling	ting-ling	n. a somatic sensation as from many tiny prickles v. cause a stinging or tingling sensation
contingency	co̊ntinge̊ncẏ	con-ting-ency	co̊n-ting-e̊ncẏ	n. a possible event or occurrence
contingent	co̊ntinge̊nt	con-ting-ent	co̊n-ting-e̊nt	a. subject to chance; dependent on n. a group representing a larger group
tinge	tinge	tinge	tinge	n. a slight coloring or trace of something vt. to color slightly
tink	tink	tink	tink	v. make or emit a high sound n. a high metallic sound
tinker	tinke̊r	tink-er	tink-e̊r	n. a person who enjoys fixing and experimenting with things v. to try to fix or adjust something in an informal way
tinkle	tinkle	tink-le	tink-le	v. make or emit a high sound
tinkling	tinkling	tink-ling	tink-ling	a. making a short high ringing sound n. a light ringing sound
tinkly	tinklẏ	tink-ly	tink-lẏ	a. like the short high ringing sound of a small bell
tinkerer	tinke̊re̊r	tink-er-er	tink-e̊r-e̊r	n. an unskilled person who tries to fix or mend
tinkering	tinke̊ring	tink-er-ing	tink-e̊r-ing	v. try to fix or mend v. do random, unplanned work
tinnitus	tinnītůs	tinnitus	tinnītůs	n. a ringing sensation in the ears
tint	tint	tint	tint	v. color lightly
tinted	tintėd	tint-ed	tint-ėd	v color lightly
tinting	tinting	tint-ing	tint-ing	n. the act of adding a tinge of color
aquatint	aquåtint	aqua-tint	aquå-tint	n. an etching made by a process that makes it resemble a water color n. a method of etching that imitates the broad washes of a water color v. etch in aquatint
mezzotint	mezzōtint	mezzo-tint	mezzō-tint	n. print produced by an engraving that has been scraped to represent light or shade
tip	tip	tip	tip	n. the pointed end of something n. a small sum of money given for service v. cause to tilt or overturn
tipped	tipp𝕖ḋ	tipp-ed	tipp-𝕖ḋ
tipper	tippe̊r	tipp-er	tipp-e̊r	n. a person who leaves a tip
tipping	tipping	tipp-ing	tipp-ing
tipple	tipple	tipp-le	tipp-le	v. drink moderately but regularly
tippet	tippe̊t	tip-pet	tip-pe̊t	n. a woman's fur shoulder cape with hanging ends
tips	tips	tip-s	tip-s
tipster	tipste̊r	tip-ster	tip-ste̊r	n. one who sells advice about gambling or speculation
tip-top	tip-top	tip-top	tip-top	a. of the highest quality
tiptoe	tiptōe	tip-toe	tip-tōe	n. the tip of a toe v. walk quietly on one's toes adv. on tiptoe
tiptop	tiptop	tip-top	tip-top	n. the extreme top or summit
tippy	tippẏ	tipp-y	tipp-ẏ	a. (used of boats) inclined to heel over easily under sail
tipi	tĩpi	tipi	tĩpi	n. a Native American tent; usually of conical shape
tipsy	tipsẏ	tipsy	tipsẏ	a. unstable and prone to tip as if intoxicated a. slightly intoxicated
tire	tīre	tire	tīre	n. hoop that covers a wheel v. lose interest or become bored with something or somebody v. exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress
tired	tīr𝕖d	tir-ed	tīr-𝕖d	a. depleted of strength or energy
tiring	tīring	tir-ing	tīr-ing	a. producing exhaustion
tireless	tīr𝕖lėss	tire-less	tīr𝕖-lėss	a. having or showing great energy and determination without tiring
tires	tīr𝕖ṡ	tire-s	tīr𝕖-ṡ
tiresome	tīr𝕖so̊me	tire-some	tīr𝕖-so̊me	a. causing fatigue or annoyance
tiredly	tīr𝕖dlẏ	tir-ed-ly	tīr-𝕖d-lẏ	adv. in a weary manner
tirelessly	tīr𝕖lėsslẏ	tire-less-ly	tīr𝕖-lėss-lẏ	adv. with indefatigable energy
tiredness	tīr𝕖dnėss	tir-ed-ness	tīr-𝕖d-nėss	n temporary loss of strength and energy resulting from hard physical or mental work
attire	åttīre	at-tire	åt-tīre	n. clothing of a particular style v. to dress in particular clothes
entire	ėntīre	en-tire	ėn-tīre	a. with no part left out; whole; complete
entirely	ėntīr𝕖lẏ	en-tire-ly	ėn-tīr𝕖-lẏ	adv. to a full extent or degree; completely
entirety	ėntīr𝕖tẏ	en-tire-ty	ėn-tīr𝕖-tẏ	n. the state of being total and complete
overtire	ōve̊rtīre	over-tire	ōve̊r-tīre	v. tire excessively
retire	rėtīre	re-tire	rė-tīre	v. leave one's job and stop working v. withdraw to a quieter place
retired	rėtīr𝕖d	re-tir-ed	rė-tīr-𝕖d	a. having stopped working because of age or length of service
retiree	rētīrēe	re-tir-ee	rē-tīr-ēe	n. a person who has retired from working
retiring	rėtīring	re-tir-ing	rė-tīr-ing	a. not arrogant or presuming; shy
retirement	rėtīr𝕖me̊nt	re-tire-ment	rė-tīr𝕖-me̊nt	n. the state of being retired from one's business or occupation n. withdrawal from your position or occupation
retires	rėtīr𝕖ṡ	re-tire-s	rė-tīr𝕖-ṡ
retirements	rėtīr𝕖me̊nts	re-tire-ment-s	rė-tīr𝕖-me̊nt-s
untiring	ûntīring	un-tir-ing	ûn-tīr-ing	a. characterized by hard work and perseverance
tirade	tīrāde	tirade	tīrāde	n. a speech of violent denunciation
tiramisu	tiråmisū	tiramisu	tiråmisū	n. an Italian dessert of layered sponge cake, coffee, and mascarpone cheese
tisane	tiṡane	tisane	tiṡane	n. infusion of e.g. dried or fresh flowers or leaves
tissue	tissūe	tis-sue	tis-sūe	n. a group of cells in an organism having a similar structure and function n. a soft thin (usually translucent) paper
tissues	tissū𝕖ṡ	tis-sue-s	tis-sū𝕖-ṡ
tit	tit	tit	tit	n. a small insectivorous bird n. a teat or nipple
titan	tītån	tit-an	tīt-ån	n. a person of great strength or importance
titer	tīte̊r	tit-er	tīt-e̊r	n. the concentration of a solution as determined by titration
titmouse	titmòuse	tit-mouse	tit-mòuse	n. small insectivorous birds
tits	tits	tit-s	tit-s
titanic	tītanic	tit-an-ic	tīt-an-ic	a. of great size, strength, or power
titanium	tītāniům	titanium	tītāniům	n. a strong lightweight metallic element used in alloys
tithing	tīṫhing	tith-ing	tīṫh-ing	n. the practice of giving a tenth of one's income to the church
tithe	tīṫhe	tithe	tīṫhe	n. a levy of one tenth of something n. an offering of a tenth part of some personal income v. exact a tithe from
titi	titĩ	titi	titĩ	n. small South American monkeys with long beautiful fur and long nonprehensile tail
titillate	titi̊llāte	titill-ate	titi̊ll-āte	v. excite pleasurably or erotically
titillating	titi̊llāting	titill-at-ing	titi̊ll-āt-ing	a. pleasantly and superficially exciting
titillation	titillātio̊n	titill-at-ion	titill-āt-io̊n	n. a tingling feeling of excitement
titivate	titivāte	titiv-ate	titiv-āte	v. to make oneself look attractive
title	tītle	title	tītle	n. the name of a book, composition, or other work of art n. a word such as Mr or Dr used before a person's name
titled	tītl𝕖d	titl-ed	tītl-𝕖d	a. belonging to the peerage vt. to give a title to
titling	tītling	titl-ing	tītl-ing	v. give a title to
titlist	tītlist	titl-ist	tītl-ist	n. one who holds a title, especially in sports
titles	tītl𝕖ṡ	title-s	tītl𝕖-ṡ
entitle	ėntītle	en-title	ėn-tītle	vt. to give someone the right to do or have something vt. to give a title to a book, film, etc.
entitled	entītl𝕖d	en-titl-ed	en-tītl-𝕖d	a. having a right to something
entitling	ėntītling	en-titl-ing	ėn-tītl-ing
entitlement	entītl𝕖me̊nt	en-title-ment	en-tītl𝕖-me̊nt	n. a right granted by law or contract
entitles	ėntītl𝕖ṡ	en-title-s	ėn-tītl𝕖-ṡ
retitle	rētītle	re-title	rē-tītle	v. give a new title to
subtitle	sûbtītle	sub-title	sûb-tītle	n. a secondary title; a translated dialogue displayed at the bottom of the screen vt. to provide with subtitles
subtitles	sûbtītl𝕖ṡ	sub-title-s	sûb-tītl𝕖-ṡ
untitled	ûntītl𝕖d	un-titl-ed	ûn-tītl-𝕖d	a. not of the nobility a. not having a title
titration	titrātio̊n	titr-at-ion	titr-āt-io̊n	n. a technique used in chemistry to determine the concentration of a substance
titre	tītre̊	titre	tītre̊	n. the concentration of a solution as determined by titration
titter	titte̊r	titt-er	titt-e̊r	n. a nervous restrained laugh
tittle	tittle	titt-le	titt-le	n a tiny or scarcely detectable amount
titty	tittẏ	titt-y	titt-ẏ	n either of two soft fleshy milk-secreting glandular organs on the chest of a woman
attitudinal	atti̊tūdi̊nål	at-titud-in-al	at-ti̊tūd-i̊n-ål	a. of or relating to attitudes
titular	titùlår	titular	titùlår	a. of or relating to a legal title to something a. of or bearing a title signifying status or function
to	tõ	to	tõ	prep. indicating direction, destination, or limit prep. used before a verb to form the infinitive adv. in a direction toward a point
into	intõ	in-to	in-tõ	prep. to the inside of; indicating transformation or change of state
onto	ontõ	on-to	on-tõ	prep. to a position on or upon
unto	ûnto	un-to	ûn-to	prep. to; until (archaic)
toad	tōad	toad	tōad	n. a tailless stout-bodied amphibian
toads	tōadṡ	toad-s	tōad-ṡ
toadstool	tōadstool	toad-stool	tōad-stool	n. common name for an inedible or poisonous agaric (contrasting with the edible mushroom)
toady	tōadẏ	toad-y	tōad-ẏ	n a person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage v try to gain favor by cringing or flattering
toast	tōast	toast	tōast	n. sliced bread made brown and crisp by heat n. an act of raising glasses and drinking in honor v. to raise a glass in honor
toasted	tōastėd	toast-ed	tōast-ėd	a. browned over by exposure to heat
toaster	tōaste̊r	toast-er	tōast-e̊r	n. an appliance for toasting bread
toasting	tōasting	toast-ing	tōast-ing	n. cooking to a brown crispiness over a fire or on a grill
toasts	tōasts	toast-s	tōast-s
toasty	tōastẏ	toast-y	tōast-ẏ	a. pleasantly warm
toastmaster	tōastmaste̊r	toast-mast-er	tōast-mast-e̊r	n. the person who proposes toasts and introduces speakers at a banquet
toasters	tōaste̊rṡ	toast-er-s	tōast-e̊r-ṡ
tobacconist	to̊bacco̊nist	tobaccon-ist	to̊bacco̊n-ist	n. a retail dealer in tobacco and tobacco-related articles
tobacco	to̊baccō	to-bacc-o	to̊-bacc-ō	n. leaves of the tobacco plant dried and prepared for smoking or ingestion
tobaccoes	to̊baccō𝕖ṡ	to-bacc-o-es	to̊-bacc-ō-𝕖ṡ
tobaccos	to̊baccōṡ	to-bacc-o-s	to̊-bacc-ō-ṡ
toboggan	to̊boggån	toboggan	to̊boggån	n. a long narrow sled without runners; boards curve upward in front v. move along on a luge or toboggan
tocopherol	tōcophe̊rōl	tocopherol	tōcophe̊rōl	n. a fat-soluble vitamin that is essential for normal reproduction
tocsin	tocsin	tocsin	tocsin	n. an alarm bell
toddler	toddle̊r	toddl-er	toddl-e̊r	n. a young child who is just learning to walk
toddle	toddle	todd-le	todd-le	v. walk unsteadily
toddy	toddẏ	todd-y	todd-ẏ	n. a mixed drink made of liquor and water with sugar and spices and served hot
toe	tōe	toe	tōe	n. any of the five digits at the end of the foot
toed	tō𝕖d	to-ed	tō-𝕖d	a. having toes
toepiece	tōepiēce	toe-piece	tōe-piēce	n. a piece of material covering or forming the toe of a shoe
toes	tō𝕖ṡ	toe-s	tō𝕖-ṡ
toff	toff	toff	toff	n. informal term for an upper-class or wealthy person
toffee	toffēe	toffee	toffēe	n. caramelized sugar cooled in thin sheets
tofu	tōfū	tofu	tōfū	n. a soft food made from coagulated soybean milk
toggle	toggle	togg-le	togg-le	n. a small piece of wood or plastic used to fasten or toggle v. fasten with a toggle or toggles
toga	tōgå	toga	tōgå	n. a one-piece cloak worn by men in ancient Rome
togolese	tōgōlēṡe	togo-lese	tōgō-lēṡe	n. a native or inhabitant of Togo a. of or relating to Togo or its people
toil	toil	toil	toil	n. hard and exhausting work v. to work hard
toiler	toile̊r	toil-er	toil-e̊r	n. one who works strenuously
toilet	toilėt	toil-et	toil-ėt	n. a room with a toilet and washbasin n. the process of dressing and grooming oneself
toilette	toilėtte	toil-ette	toil-ėtte	n. the act of dressing and grooming oneself
toiling	toiling	toil-ing	toil-ing	v. work hard
toilsome	toilso̊me	toil-some	toil-so̊me	a. characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort
toiletry	toile̊trẏ	toil-et-ry	toil-e̊t-rẏ	n. artifacts used in making your toilet (washing and taking care of your body)
toilets	toilėts	toil-et-s	toil-ėt-s
toile	toile	toile	toile	n. a sheer linen or cotton fabric
token	tōke̊n	tok-en	tōk-e̊n	n. a sign or symbol; a small piece used as evidence or proof
tokenism	tōke̊niṡm	tok-en-ism	tōk-e̊n-iṡm	n. the practice of making only a perfunctory or symbolic effort to be inclusive
betoken	bėtōke̊n	be-token	bė-tōke̊n	v. be a signal for or a symptom of v. indicate by signs
tokamak	tokåmak	tokamak	tokåmak	n. a device used in nuclear fusion research to confine a plasma
toke	tōke	toke	tōke	n. a puff of a marijuana cigarette
Tokyo	Tōkẏō	Tokyo	Tōkẏō	n. the capital of Japan
extol	ėxtōl	ex-tol	ėx-tōl	vt. to praise enthusiastically
tole	tōle	tole	tōle	n. enameled or lacquered metalware, gilded and painted; popular in the 18th century
tolerable	tole̊råble	tol-er-able	tol-e̊r-åble	a. capable of being borne or endured
tolerance	tole̊rånce	tol-er-ance	tol-e̊r-ånce	n. willingness to accept behavior and beliefs that are different from one's own n. the ability to endure something
tolerant	tole̊rånt	tol-er-ant	tol-e̊r-ånt	a. willing to allow opinions or behavior one does not agree with
tolerate	tole̊rāte	tol-er-ate	tol-e̊r-āte	vt. allow or accept something one does not like vt. endure or withstand
tolerated	tole̊rātėd	tol-er-at-ed	tol-e̊r-āt-ėd
tolerability	tōle̊råbilitẏ	tol-er-abil-ity	tōl-e̊r-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being tolerable
tolerating	tole̊rāting	tol-er-at-ing	tol-e̊r-āt-ing
toleration	tole̊rātio̊n	tol-er-at-ion	tol-e̊r-āt-io̊n	n. a disposition to tolerate or accept people or situations
tolerably	tole̊råblẏ	tol-er-ab-ly	tol-e̊r-åb-lẏ	adv. in an acceptable (but not outstanding) manner
tolerantly	tole̊råntlẏ	tol-er-ant-ly	tol-e̊r-ånt-lẏ	adv. in a tolerant manner
tolerances	tole̊råncėṡ	tol-er-ance-s	tol-e̊r-åncė-ṡ
tolerates	tole̊rāt𝕖s	tol-er-ate-s	tol-e̊r-āt𝕖-s
intolerable	intole̊råble	in-tol-er-able	in-tol-e̊r-åble	a. incapable of being put up with
intolerance	intole̊rånce	in-tol-er-ance	in-tol-e̊r-ånce	n. unwillingness to recognize and respect differences in opinions or beliefs
intolerant	intole̊rånt	in-tol-er-ant	in-tol-e̊r-ånt	a. unwilling to tolerate difference of opinion
intolerably	intole̊råblẏ	in-tol-er-ab-ly	in-tol-e̊r-åb-lẏ	adv. to an unacceptable degree
toll	tōll	toll	tōll	n. a charge for using a road or bridge v. ring a bell slowly
tollgate	tōllgāte	toll-gate	tōll-gāte	n. a gate where tolls are collected
tolling	tōlling	toll-ing	tōll-ing	v. ring slowly v. charge a fee for using
tolls	tōllṡ	toll-s	tōll-ṡ
toluene	tolūēne	tolu-ene	tolū-ēne	n. a colorless flammable liquid obtained from petroleum or coal tar; used as a solvent
tom	tom	tom	tom	n. a male cat
tomfool	tomfool	tom-fool	tom-fool	n. a foolish person
tommy	tommẏ	tomm-y	tomm-ẏ	n. bread or food carried by workmen as their daily allowance n. a British soldier
atom	ato̊m	a-tom	a-to̊m	n. the smallest particle of a chemical element n. a very small amount
anatomic	anåtomic	ana-tom-ic	anå-tom-ic	a. of or relating to the structure of the body
anatomist	ånato̊mist	ana-tom-ist	åna-to̊m-ist	n. an expert in anatomy
atomic	åtomic	a-tom-ic	å-tom-ic	a. relating to atoms or atomic energy
atomism	atōmiṡm	a-tom-ism	a-tōm-iṡm	n. the theory that all matter is composed of tiny discrete indivisible particles
atomize	atōmīze	a-tom-ize	a-tōm-īze	v. spray very finely v. break up into small particles
atoms	ato̊mṡ	a-tom-s	a-to̊m-ṡ
anatomy	ånato̊mẏ	ana-tom-y	åna-to̊m-ẏ	n. the branch of morphology that deals with the structure of animals n. a detailed analysis
anatomical	anåtomicål	ana-tom-ic-al	anå-tom-ic-ål	a. relating to the structure of the body
atomizer	ato̊mīze̊r	a-tom-iz-er	a-to̊m-īz-e̊r	n. a dispenser that turns a liquid (such as perfume) into a fine mist
atomistic	atōmistic	a-tom-ist-ic	a-tōm-ist-ic	a. divided into separate and often disparate elements
anatomically	anåtomi̊cållẏ	ana-tom-ic-al-ly	anå-tom-i̊c-ål-lẏ	adv. with respect to anatomy
atomically	ato̊micållẏ	a-tom-ic-al-ly	a-to̊m-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in an atomic manner
dichotomize	dic𝕙oto̊mīze	dicho-tom-ize	dic𝕙o-to̊m-īze	v. divide into two opposing groups or kinds
dichotomized	dīc𝕙oto̊mīz𝕖d	dicho-tom-iz-ed	dīc𝕙o-to̊m-īz-𝕖d	v divide into two opposing groups or kinds
dichotomization	dic𝕙oto̊mīzātio̊n	dicho-tom-iz-at-ion	dic𝕙o-to̊m-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of dividing into two sharply different categories
entomologist	ento̊molo̊gi̊st	en-tom-o-log-ist	en-to̊m-o-lo̊g-i̊st	n. a zoologist who studies insects
entomology	ento̊molo̊gẏ	en-tom-o-log-y	en-to̊m-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the branch of zoology that studies insects
clitoridectomy	clito̊ridecto̊mẏ	clitorid-ec-tom-y	clito̊rid-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. excision of the clitoris
colectomy	co̊lecto̊mẏ	col-ec-tom-y	co̊l-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of all or part of the colon
craniotomy	crānioto̊mẏ	crani-o-tom-y	crāni-o-to̊m-ẏ	n. a surgical opening through the skull
diatom	dīåto̊m	di-a-tom	dī-å-to̊m	n. a microscopic unicellular marine or freshwater alga with silica-impregnated cell walls
episiotomy	ėpĩṡioto̊mẏ	episi-o-tom-y	ėpĩṡi-o-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical incision of the perineum to facilitate delivery during childbirth
interatomic	inte̊råtomic	inter-a-tom-ic	inte̊r-å-tom-ic	a. situated or acting between atoms
laryngectomy	larẏngecto̊mẏ	laryng-ec-tom-y	larẏng-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of part or all of the larynx
lobectomy	lōbecto̊mẏ	lob-ec-tom-y	lōb-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of a lobe from any organ of the body (as the lung or brain)
laparotomy	lapåroto̊mẏ	lapar-o-tom-y	lapår-o-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical incision into the abdominal wall; often done to examine abdominal organs
lobotomy	lōbōtōmẏ	lob-o-tom-y	lōb-ō-tōm-ẏ	n. a surgical operation on the frontal lobe of the brain
myringotomy	mẏringoto̊mẏ	myring-o-tom-y	mẏring-o-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical incision into the eardrum
osteotomy	ostėoto̊mẏ	oste-o-tom-y	ostė-o-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical sectioning of bone
subatomic	sûbåtomic	sub-a-tom-ic	sûb-å-tom-ic	a. of or relating to constituents of the atom or forces within the atom
splenectomy	splėnecto̊mẏ	splen-ec-tom-y	splėn-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of the spleen
stapedectomy	stāpėdecto̊mẏ	staped-ec-tom-y	stāpėd-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of the stapes of the middle ear
stapedotomy	stāp𝕖dōto̊mẏ	staped-o-tom-y	stāp𝕖d-ō-to̊m-ẏ	n. a surgical procedure on the stapes of the middle ear
thoracotomy	thoråcoto̊mẏ	thorac-o-tom-y	thoråc-o-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical incision into the chest walls opening up the pleural cavity
adenoidectomy	adėnoidecto̊mẏ	aden-oid-ec-tom-y	adėn-oid-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of the adenoids
cholecystectomy	cholėcystecto̊mẏ	chole-cyst-ec-tom-y	cholė-cyst-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of the gall bladder (usually for relief of gallstone pain)
tracheotomy	trac𝕙ėoto̊mẏ	trach-e-o-tom-y	trac𝕙-ė-o-to̊m-ẏ	n. a surgical operation creating an opening into the trachea with a tube for air passage
thyroidectomy	thȳroidecto̊mẏ	thyr-oid-ec-tom-y	thȳr-oid-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of the thyroid gland
tomahawk	tomåhãwk	tomahawk	tomåhãwk	n. weapon consisting of a fighting ax; used by North American Indians v. kill with a tomahawk
tomato	to̊màtō	tom-at-o	to̊m-àt-ō	n. mildly acid red or yellow pulpy fruit eaten as a vegetable
tomatoes	to̊màtō𝕖ṡ	tom-at-o-es	to̊m-àt-ō-𝕖ṡ
tomatillo	tōmåtĩllō	tomatillo	tōmåtĩllō	n. a small edible fruit enclosed in a papery husk, resembling a green tomato
tomb	tõm𝕓	tomb	tõm𝕓	n. a place for burial of the dead
entomb	entom𝕓	en-tomb	en-tom𝕓	v. to place in a grave or tomb
entombed	entõm𝕓𝕖d	en-tomb-ed	en-tõm𝕓-𝕖d	v place in a grave or tomb
entombment	ėntõm𝕓me̊nt	en-tomb-ment	ėn-tõm𝕓-me̊nt	n. the ritual placing of a corpse in a grave
hecatomb	hecåtõm𝕓	heca-tomb	hecå-tõm𝕓	n. a great sacrifice; an ancient Greek or Roman sacrifice of 100 oxen
tome	tōme	tome	tōme	n. a (usually) large and scholarly book
epitome	ėpito̊mē	epi-tome	ėpi-to̊mē	n. a brief abstract (as of an article or book)
epitomise	ėpito̊mīṡe	epi-tom-ise	ėpi-to̊m-īṡe	vt. to be a perfect example of; to represent
epitomize	ėpito̊mīze	epi-tom-ize	ėpi-to̊m-īze	v. embody the essential characteristics of or be a typical example of
ton	tôn	ton	tôn	n. a unit of weight (2000 lbs)
tone	tōne	tone	tōne	n. the quality of a sound or voice n. the general character or attitude of something
tonal	tōnål	ton-al	tōn-ål	a. relating to tone or tonality
tonnage	tônnåge	tonn-age	tônn-åge	n. the size or capacity of a ship measured in tons
toned	tōn𝕖d	ton-ed	tōn-𝕖d	a. having firm and well-defined muscles a. having a particular tone or quality
toner	tōne̊r	ton-er	tōn-e̊r	n. a black or colored powder used in a printer n. a lotion for cleansing the skin and contracting the pores
tonic	tonic	ton-ic	ton-ic	n. a medicine that strengthens; the first note of a musical scale a. producing or restoring normal tone
toning	tōning	ton-ing	tōn-ing	v. vary the pitch of one's speech v. give a healthy elasticity to
toneless	tōnelėss	tone-less	tōne-lėss	a. lacking in tone or expression
tones	tōn𝕖ṡ	tone-s	tōn𝕖-ṡ
tons	tônṡ	ton-s	tôn-ṡ
tonus	tōnůs	ton-us	tōn-ůs	n. the elastic tension of living muscles and arteries facilitating response to stimuli
tony	tōnẏ	ton-y	tōn-ẏ	a. stylish, elegant
tonier	tōnie̊r	ton-i-er	tōn-i-e̊r	a. comparative of tony; more stylish or elegant
toniest	tōniēst	ton-i-est	tōn-i-ēst	a. superlative of tony; most stylish or elegant
tonality	tōnali̊tẏ	ton-al-ity	tōn-al-i̊tẏ	n. the arrangement of tones in a piece of music
tonicity	tōnicitẏ	ton-ic-ity	tōn-ic-itẏ	n. the state of bodily tone
tonelessly	tōnele̊sslẏ	tone-less-ly	tōne-le̊ss-lẏ	adv. in a monotone
atonal	ātōnål	a-ton-al	ā-tōn-ål	a. characterized by avoidance of traditional western tonality
atonality	ātōnalitẏ	a-ton-al-ity	ā-tōn-al-itẏ	n. the absence of a key; alternative to the diatonic system
catatonia	catåtōniå	cata-ton-ia	catå-tōn-iå	n. a state of muscular rigidity and mental stupor
detonate	deto̊nāte	de-ton-ate	de-to̊n-āte	v. burst and release energy as through a violent chemical or physical reaction
detonating	deto̊nāting	de-ton-at-ing	de-to̊n-āt-ing	v. cause to burst with a violent release of energy
detonation	deto̊nātio̊n	de-ton-at-ion	de-to̊n-āt-io̊n	n. the act of exploding
detonator	deto̊nāto̊r	de-ton-at-or	de-to̊n-āt-o̊r	n. a mechanical or electrical explosive device or a small amount of explosive
intone	intōne	in-tone	in-tōne	v. to say or recite with a slow, regular, chanting tone
intonation	into̊nātio̊n	in-ton-at-ion	in-to̊n-āt-io̊n	n. the rise and fall of the voice in speaking
kiloton	kilōto̊n	kilo-ton	kilō-to̊n	n. one thousand tons n. a measure of explosive power equal to that of 1000 tons of TNT
megaton	megåto̊n	mega-ton	megå-to̊n	n. a measure of explosive power equal to that of one million tons of TNT
monotone	mono̊tōne	mono-tone	mono̊-tōne	n. an unchanging intonation a. of a single tone
monotonic	monōtonic	mono-ton-ic	monō-ton-ic	a. consistently increasing and never decreasing, or vice versa
monotonous	mo̊noto̊no̊us	mono-ton-ous	mo̊no-to̊n-o̊us	a. tediously repetitious or lacking in variety a. sounded or spoken in a tone unvarying in pitch
monotony	mo̊noto̊nẏ	mono-ton-y	mo̊no-to̊n-ẏ	n. the quality of wearisome constancy and lack of variety
monotonously	mo̊noto̊no̊uslẏ	mono-ton-ous-ly	mo̊no-to̊n-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a monotonous manner
monotonically	mono̊tonicållẏ	mono-ton-ic-al-ly	mono̊-ton-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a monotonic manner
overtone	ōve̊rtōne	over-tone	ōve̊r-tōne	n. an implicit meaning or suggestion beyond the literal sense n. a harmonic tone above a fundamental note
proton	prōton	pro-ton	prō-ton	n. a stable particle with positive charge equal to the negative charge of an electron
peritoneum	peritōnēům	peri-ton-eum	peri-tōn-ēům	n. a transparent membrane that lines the abdominal cavity in mammals
pentatonic	pentåtonic	penta-ton-ic	pentå-ton-ic	a. relating to a pentatonic scale
peritoneal	peritōnēål	peri-ton-e-al	peri-tōn-ē-ål	a. of or relating to or affecting the peritoneum
undertone	ûnde̊rtōne	under-tone	ûnde̊r-tōne	n. a quiet or hushed tone of voice n. a subdued emotional quality
diatonic	dīåtonic	di-a-ton-ic	dī-å-ton-ic	a. based on standard major or minor scales of 5 tones and 2 semitones without accidentals
tondo	tondō	tondo	tondō	n. a circular painting or relief sculpture
tongs	tongṡ	tong-s	tong-ṡ	n. a device with two hinged legs and handles for grasping objects
tongue	tôngue	tongue	tôngue	n. a mobile mass of muscular tissue located in the oral cavity n. a manner of speaking n. any long thin projection that is transient
tongued	tôngued	tongu-ed	tôngu-ed	a. provided with or resembling a tongue a. having a manner of speaking as specified
tongueless	tônguelėss	tongue-less	tôngue-lėss	a. lacking a tongue
tongues	tôngueṡ	tongue-s	tôngue-ṡ
tonne	tônne	tonne	tônne	n. a metric ton (1000 kg)
tonneau	tonne̊aù	tonneau	tonne̊aù	n. the rear part of a car body
tonsil	tonsil	tonsil	tonsil	n. either of two masses of lymphatic tissue one on each side of the oral pharynx
tonsillar	tonsillår	tonsil-lar	tonsil-lår	a. of or relating to the tonsils
tonsillectomy	tonsillecto̊mẏ	tonsill-ec-tom-y	tonsill-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of the palatine tonsils
tonsillitis	tonsillītis	tonsill-itis	tonsill-ītis	n. inflammation of the tonsils (especially the palatine tonsils)
peritonsillar	pe̊ritonsillår	peri-tonsill-ar	pe̊ri-tonsill-år	a. surrounding a tonsil
tonsorial	tonsoriål	tonsor-i-al	tonsor-i-ål	a. relating to barbering
tonsure	tonsůre	tonsure	tonsůre	n. the shaved crown of a monk's or priest's head v. shave the head of a newly inducted monk
too	too	too	too	adv. in addition; also; to an excessive degree
tool	tool	tool	tool	n. a device or instrument used to carry out a particular function
toolbar	toolbàr	tool-bar	tool-bàr	n. a row of buttons on a computer screen used to activate functions
toolbox	toolbox	tool-box	tool-box	n. a box or chest or cabinet for holding hand tools
tooled	tool𝕖d	tool-ed	tool-𝕖d	v. work with a tool
tooling	tooling	tool-ing	tool-ing	n. the process of decorating leather or metal with patterns n. the work of using tools
toolkit	toolkit	tool-kit	tool-kit	n. a set of tools
toolmaker	toolmāke̊r	tool-maker	tool-māke̊r	n. someone skilled in making or repairing tools
tools	toolṡ	tool-s	tool-ṡ
toolshed	toolsh𝕖d	tool-shed	tool-sh𝕖d	n. a shed for storing tools
toolmaking	toolmāking	tool-mak-ing	tool-māk-ing	n. the craft of making tools
retool	rētool	re-tool	rē-tool	v. revise or reorganize for the purpose of updating and improving
retooled	rētool𝕖d	re-tool-ed	rē-tool-𝕖d	v. revise or reorganize for the purpose of updating and improving v. provide (a workshop or factory) with new tools
retooling	rētooling	re-tool-ing	rē-tool-ing	v. provide (a workshop or factory) with new tools v. revise or reorganize for the purpose of updating
toon	toon	toon	toon	n. (informal) a cartoon
toot	toot	toot	toot	n. a blast of a horn v. to sound a horn
tootle	tootle	toot-le	toot-le	n. the sound of casual playing on a musical instrument v. play (a musical instrument) casually
tooth	tooth	tooth	tooth	n. a hard bony structure in the jaw used for biting and chewing
toothache	toothāc𝕙e	tooth-ache	tooth-āc𝕙e	n. an ache localized in or around a tooth
toothbrush	toothbrûsh	tooth-brush	tooth-brûsh	n. a small brush used for cleaning teeth
toothed	tooth𝕖ḋ	tooth-ed	tooth-𝕖ḋ	a. having teeth especially of a certain number or type; often used in combination
toothless	toothle̊ss	tooth-less	tooth-le̊ss	a. lacking teeth a. lacking necessary force for effectiveness
toothpaste	toothpāste	tooth-paste	tooth-pāste	n. a paste used for cleaning teeth
toothpick	toothpick	tooth-pick	tooth-pick	n. a small strip of wood or plastic used to pick food from between the teeth
toothsome	toothso̊me	tooth-some	tooth-so̊me	a. extremely pleasing to the sense of taste
toothy	toothẏ	tooth-y	tooth-ẏ	a. having or showing prominent teeth
toothbrushes	toothbrûshėṡ	tooth-brush-es	tooth-brûsh-ėṡ
teeth	tēeth	teeth	tēeth
tootsie	tootsiē	tootsie	tootsiē	n. (informal) a person's foot or toe
top	top	top	top	n. the highest point, part, or surface of something a. of the highest level or rank
topsy	topsẏ	topsy	topsẏ	adv. in a topsy-turvy manner; upside down
topped	topp𝕖ḋ	topp-ed	topp-𝕖ḋ
topper	toppe̊r	topp-er	topp-e̊r	n. a worker who makes or adds the top to something n. an exceedingly good witticism that surpasses all that have gone before
topic	topic	top-ic	top-ic	n. a subject of conversation or discussion
topping	topping	topp-ing	topp-ing	n. a flavorful addition on top of a dish a. excellent
topless	tople̊ss	top-less	top-le̊ss	a. having no top
topple	topple	topp-le	topp-le	v. cause to topple or tumble by pushing
toppled	toppl𝕖d	topp-led	topp-l𝕖d	a. caused to fall
toppling	toppling	topp-ling	topp-ling	vi. fall down, as if collapsing vt. cause to topple or tumble by pushing
topmost	topmōst	top-most	top-mōst	a. at or nearest to the top
tops	tops	top-s	top-s
topwater	topwãte̊r	top-water	top-wãte̊r	n. a type of fishing lure designed to float on the surface of the water
topical	topi̊cål	top-ic-al	top-i̊c-ål	a. relating to current events; applied to a particular part of the body
topics	topics	top-ic-s	top-ic-s
topicality	topicalitẏ	top-ic-al-ity	top-ic-al-itẏ	n. the attribute of being of interest at the present time
topically	topicållẏ	top-ic-al-ly	top-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. to a restricted area of the body
atop	åtop	a-top	å-top	adv. on top of; at the top
atopic	åtopic	a-top-ic	å-top-ic	a. relating to allergic reactions such as hay fever or asthma
dystopia	dẏstōpiå	dys-top-ia	dẏs-tōp-iå	n. a work of fiction describing an imaginary place where life is extremely bad
dystopian	dẏstōpiån	dys-top-ian	dẏs-tōp-iån	a. of or pertaining to or resembling a dystopia a. as bad as can be; characterized by human misery
epitope	epitōpe	epi-tope	epi-tōpe	n. the part of an antigen molecule to which an antibody attaches
ectopic	ectopic	ec-top-ic	ec-top-ic	a. exhibiting ectopia
overtop	ōve̊rtop	over-top	ōve̊r-top	v look down on
subtopic	sûbtopic	sub-top-ic	sûb-top-ic	n. a secondary or subordinate topic
heterotopic	hete̊rōtōpic	heter-o-top-ic	hete̊r-ō-tōp-ic	a. occurring at an abnormal place on the body
mountaintop	mòuntåintop	moun-tain-top	mòun-tåin-top	n. the summit of a mountain
ototopical	ōtōtopi̊cål	ot-o-top-ic-al	ōt-ō-top-i̊c-ål	a. applied to the ear for treatment
topaz	tōpaz	topaz	tōpaz	n. a mineral that occurs in crystals of various colors and is used as a gemstone
tope	tōpe	tope	tōpe	n. a Buddhist monument; a shark
topi	tōpi	topi	tōpi	n. a sun hat; an African antelope
topiary	tōpiārẏ	topi-ary	tōpi-ārẏ	n. a garden having shrubs clipped or trimmed into decorative shapes especially of animals n. making decorative shapes by trimming shrubs or trees
topo	topō	topo	topō	n. short for topography or topographic map
topos	topos	topos	topos	n. a traditional theme or motif or literary convention
topsy-turvy	topsẏ-tůrvẏ	topsy-turvy	topsẏ-tůrvẏ	a. in a state of confusion
toque	tōq𝕦e	toque	tōq𝕦e	n. a type of hat with no brim, worn by chefs
toroidal	toroidål	tor-oid-al	tor-oid-ål	a. of or relating to or shaped like a toroid; doughnut shaped
torah	torå𝕙	torah	torå𝕙	n. the first five books of the Hebrew Bible n. the whole body of Jewish sacred writings
torch	torch	torch	torch	n. a portable light source v. to set fire to maliciously
torched	torch𝕖ḋ	torch-ed	torch-𝕖ḋ	v. burn maliciously, as by arson
torching	torching	torch-ing	torch-ing	v. burn maliciously, as by arson
torchlight	torchlī𝕘𝕙t	torch-light	torch-lī𝕘𝕙t	n. light from a torch or torches
torchbearer	torchbeāre̊r	torch-bear-er	torch-beār-e̊r	n. a leader in a campaign or movement
toreador	torėådor	toreador	torėådor	n. someone who fights bulls
torero	tōrerō	torero	tōrerō	n. a matador or one of the supporting team during a bull fight
torment	torment	torm-ent	torm-ent	v. torment emotionally or mentally; treat cruelly
tormented	tormentėd	torm-ent-ed	torm-ent-ėd	a. experiencing intense pain especially mental pain v. to torment emotionally or mentally
tormenter	tormente̊r	torm-ent-er	torm-ent-e̊r	n. someone who torments n. a flat at each side of the stage to prevent the audience from seeing into the wings
tormenting	tormenting	torm-ent-ing	torm-ent-ing	v. torment emotionally or mentally v. treat cruelly
tormentor	tormento̊r	torm-ent-or	torm-ent-o̊r	n. someone who torments
attorney	åtto̊rnėy	at-torn-ey	åt-to̊rn-ėy	n. a person authorized to practice law
attorneys	åtto̊rnėyṡ	at-torn-ey-s	åt-to̊rn-ėy-ṡ
tornadic	tornādic	tornad-ic	tornād-ic	a. of or relating to a tornado
tornado	tornādō	tornado	tornādō	n. a violent windstorm with a funnel-shaped cloud
Toronto	To̊rontō	Toronto	To̊rontō	n. a city in Canada
torpid	torpi̊d	torp-id	torp-i̊d	a. slow and apathetic; in a state of dormancy
torpor	torpo̊r	torp-or	torp-o̊r	n. a state of motor and mental inactivity with a partial suspension of sensibility
torque	torque	torque	torque	n. a twisting force that tends to cause rotation
torr	torr	torr	torr	n. a unit of pressure equal to 1 millimeter of mercury (mmHg)
torrent	torre̊nt	torr-ent	torr-e̊nt	n. a violently fast stream of water
torrid	torri̊d	torr-id	torr-i̊d	a. extremely hot a. emotionally charged and vigorously energetic
torrential	torrentiål	torr-ent-ial	torr-ent-iål	a. relating to or resulting from the action of a torrent a. pouring in abundance
torrefy	torrėfȳ	torref-y	torrėf-ȳ	vt. to roast or dry by heat
torso	torsō	torso	torsō	n. the body excluding the head and neck and limbs
tort	tort	tort	tort	n. a wrongful act leading to civil legal liability
torsion	torsio̊n	tors-ion	tors-io̊n	n. a twisting force
tortile	tortīle	tort-ile	tort-īle	a. twisted, coiled
tortious	tortio̊us	tort-ious	tort-io̊us	a. of or pertaining to the nature of a tort
torturing	tortůring	tortur-ing	tortůr-ing	n. the deliberate infliction of physical or mental suffering v. subject to torture
torturous	tortůro̊us	tortur-ous	tortůr-o̊us	a. extremely painful
torture	tortůre	tort-ure	tort-ůre	n. the infliction of severe physical or mental suffering v. to inflict severe pain or suffering on
torsional	torsio̊nål	tors-ion-al	tors-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to torsion
tortured	tortůr𝕖d	tort-ur-ed	tort-ůr-𝕖d	a. subjected to torture; suffering greatly
torturer	tortůre̊r	tort-ur-er	tort-ůr-e̊r	n. someone who inflicts severe physical pain (usually for punishment or coercion)
tortoise	torto̊ise	tort-o-ise	tort-o̊-ise	n. a slow-moving land-dwelling reptile with a shell
tortuous	tortūo̊us	tort-u-ous	tort-ū-o̊us	a. marked by repeated turns and bends a. not straightforward
tortures	tortůr𝕖ṡ	tort-ure-s	tort-ůr𝕖-ṡ
tortuously	tortūo̊uslẏ	tort-u-ous-ly	tort-ū-o̊us-lẏ	adv. with twists and turns
contort	co̊ntort	con-tort	co̊n-tort	v. twist and press out of shape
contorted	co̊ntort𝕖d	con-tort-ed	co̊n-tort-𝕖d	a. twisted especially as in pain or struggle
contortion	co̊ntortio̊n	con-tort-ion	co̊n-tort-io̊n	n. the act of twisting or deforming the shape of something
contortionist	co̊ntortio̊ni̊st	con-tort-ion-ist	co̊n-tort-io̊n-i̊st	n. an acrobat able to twist into unusual positions
distort	distort	dis-tort	dis-tort	v. to give a false or misleading account of v. to twist out of shape
distorted	distort𝕖d	dis-tort-ed	dis-tort-𝕖d	a. altered from the true meaning or appearance
distorting	distorting	dis-tort-ing	dis-tort-ing	vt. twist and press out of shape vt. make false by mutilation or addition
distortion	distortio̊n	dis-tort-ion	dis-tort-io̊n	n. a change for the worse n. the act of distorting something
extort	extort	ex-tort	ex-tort	v. to obtain through intimidation
extortion	extortio̊n	ex-tort-ion	ex-tort-io̊n	n. the practice of obtaining something through force or threats
extortionate	extortio̊nåte	ex-tort-ion-ate	ex-tort-io̊n-åte	a. greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation
extortionist	extortio̊nist	ex-tort-ion-ist	ex-tort-io̊n-ist	n. a criminal who extorts money by threatening to expose embarrassing information
retort	rėtort	re-tort	rė-tort	n. a sharp or witty reply v. to reply sharply or angrily
undistorted	ûndistortėd	un-dis-tort-ed	ûn-dis-tort-ėd	a. without alteration or misrepresentation
torte	torte	torte	torte	n. rich cake usually covered with cream and fruit or nuts
tortellini	torte̊llĩni	tortellini	torte̊llĩni	n. small ring-shaped stuffed pasta
tortilla	tortĩ𝕝𝕝å	tortilla	tortĩ𝕝𝕝å	n. thin unleavened pancake made from cornmeal or wheat flour
torus	torůs	torus	torůs	n. a ring-shaped surface generated by rotating a circle n. the lowest molding at the base of a column
tory	torẏ	tory	torẏ	n. a member of the Conservative Party in Great Britain or Canada
toss	toss	toss	toss	n. an abrupt movement v. throw or toss with a light motion v. move or stir about violently
tossed	toss𝕖ḋ	toss-ed	toss-𝕖ḋ
tosser	tosse̊r	toss-er	toss-e̊r	n. a stupid or contemptible person (British slang) n. someone who tosses
tosses	tossėṡ	toss-es	toss-ėṡ
tossing	tossing	toss-ing	toss-ing	v. throw or toss with a light motion v. move or stir about violently
tostada	to̊stàdå	tostada	to̊stàdå	n. a crisp flat tortilla n. a flat tortilla with various fillings piled on it
tot	tot	tot	tot	n. a small amount (especially of a drink)
total	tōtål	tot-al	tōt-ål	a. complete; comprising the whole n. the whole amount vt. to add up to
totaled	tōtål𝕖d	tot-al-ed	tōt-ål-𝕖d	v. reach a total of a. completely wrecked (of a vehicle)
totality	tōtali̊tẏ	tot-al-ity	tōt-al-i̊tẏ	n. the whole amount; the quality of being complete
totalize	tōtålīze	tot-al-ize	tōt-ål-īze	v. make into a total; calculate the sum of
totally	tōtållẏ	tot-al-ly	tōt-ål-lẏ	adv. completely; entirely
totalizing	tōtålīzing	tot-al-iz-ing	tōt-ål-īz-ing	v. make into a total
totalitarian	tōtalitariån	tot-al-it-ar-ian	tōt-al-it-ar-iån	a. relating to a system of government that is centralized and dictatorial n. an adherent of totalitarianism
totalitarianism	tōtali̊tariåniṡm	tot-al-it-ar-ian-ism	tōt-al-i̊t-ar-iån-iṡm	n. a form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator
subtotal	sûbtōtål	sub-tot-al	sûb-tōt-ål	n. the sum of part of a group of numbers
tote	tōte	tote	tōte	n. a large bag v. to carry
totem	tōte̊m	totem	tōte̊m	n. an emblem such as an animal, serving as the symbol of a family or clan
totemic	tōtemic	totem-ic	tōtem-ic	a. relating to totemism
totemism	tōte̊miṡm	totem-ism	tōte̊m-iṡm	n. the belief in totems
totter	totte̊r	tott-er	tott-e̊r	v. to move without being stable, as if threatening to fall
tottering	totte̊ring	tott-er-ing	tott-e̊r-ing	a. unsteady in gait as from infirmity or old age
toucan	toùcån	toucan	toùcån	n. a brightly colored tropical bird with a very large thin-walled beak, feeding on fruit
touch	tôuch	touch	tôuch	n. the act of making contact with something n. the sense of feeling vt. to come into contact with
touchable	tôuchåble	touch-able	tôuch-åble	a. perceptible by the sense of touch
touchback	tôuchback	touch-back	tôuch-back	n. (American football) a play where the opposing team kicks into your end zone
touchdown	tôuchdòwn	touch-down	tôuch-dòwn	n. the moment when an aircraft lands n. a score in American football
touched	tôuch𝕖ḋ	touch-ed	tôuch-𝕖ḋ	a. having come into contact
touches	tôuchėṡ	touch-es	tôuch-ėṡ
touching	tôuching	touch-ing	tôuch-ing	a. arousing feelings of tenderness or sympathy
touchpad	tôuchpad	touch-pad	tôuch-pad	n. a computer input device consisting of a flat panel that is sensitive to touch
touchscreen	tôuchṡcrēen	touch-screen	tôuch-ṡcrēen	n. a computer display that enables user interaction by touching areas on the screen
touchstone	tôuchstōne	touch-stone	tôuch-stōne	n. a standard or criterion by which quality is judged
touchy	tôuchẏ	touch-y	tôuch-ẏ	a. quick to take offense a. difficult to handle; requiring great tact
touchingly	tôuchinglẏ	touch-ing-ly	tôuch-ing-lẏ	adv. in a poignant or touching manner
touchdowns	tôuchdòwnṡ	touch-down-s	tôuch-dòwn-ṡ
retouch	rētôuch	re-touch	rē-tôuch	v. give retouches to n. the act of retouching
untouchable	ûntôuchåble	un-touch-able	ûn-tôuch-åble	a. forbidden to the touch; beyond criticism
untouched	ûntôuch𝕖ḋ	un-touch-ed	ûn-tôuch-𝕖ḋ	a. not handled or changed; not affected
untouchability	ûntôuchåbilitẏ	un-touch-abil-ity	ûn-tôuch-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being untouchable
tough	tôugh	tough	tôugh	a. strong and durable; not easily broken a. difficult to do or deal with n. a violent person
toughen	tôughe̊n	tough-en	tôugh-e̊n	v. make tough or tougher
tougher	tôughe̊r	tough-er	tôugh-e̊r
toughest	tôughėst	tough-est	tôugh-ėst
toughie	tôughiē	tough-ie	tôugh-iē	n. an aggressive and violent young criminal n. a particularly difficult problem
toughly	tôughlẏ	tough-ly	tôugh-lẏ	adv. in a ruggedly tough manner
toughness	tôughne̊ss	tough-ness	tôugh-ne̊ss	n. enduring strength and energy; the property of being strong and resilient
toughened	tôughe̊n𝕖d	tough-en-ed	tôugh-e̊n-𝕖d	v. make tough or tougher a. made hard or resilient by heat treatment
astound	åstòund	as-tound	ås-tòund	v. to affect with wonder
astounded	åstòundėd	as-tound-ed	ås-tòund-ėd	a. filled with the emotional impact of overwhelming surprise or shock
astounding	åstòunding	as-tound-ing	ås-tòund-ing	a. bewildering or striking with wonder
astoundingly	åstòundinglẏ	as-tound-ing-ly	ås-tòund-ing-lẏ	adv. in an astounding manner
toupee	toùpēe	toupee	toùpēe	n. a small hairpiece to cover partial baldness
toupees	toūpè𝕖ṡ	toupee-s	toūpè𝕖-ṡ
tour	toūr	tour	toūr	n. a journey for pleasure in which several places are visited v. make a tour of a place
tourer	toūre̊r	tour-er	toūr-e̊r	n. someone who travels for pleasure n. large open car seating four with folding top
touring	toūring	tour-ing	toūr-ing	n. the activity of traveling to visit places a. relating to travel
tourism	toūriṡm	tour-ism	toūr-iṡm	n. the business of providing services to tourists
tourist	toūrist	tour-ist	toūr-ist	n. someone who travels for pleasure
tours	toūrṡ	tour-s	toūr-ṡ
touristic	to̊uristic	tour-ist-ic	to̊ur-ist-ic	a. of or relating to tourism or tourists
tournament	toūrnåme̊nt	tourn-a-ment	toūrn-å-me̊nt	n. a sporting competition in which contestants play a series of games to decide the winner
tourists	toūrists	tour-ist-s	toūr-ist-s
touristy	to̊uristẏ	tour-ist-y	to̊ur-ist-ẏ	a. visited by throngs of tourists
tournaments	toūrnåme̊nts	tourn-a-ment-s	toūrn-å-me̊nt-s
contour	contoūr	con-tour	con-toūr	n. the outline of a figure or body v. form the contours of
contoured	contoūr𝕖d	con-tour-ed	con-toūr-𝕖d	a. shaped to fit the body or surface
detour	dėtoūr	de-tour	dė-toūr	n. a roundabout road used temporarily while a main route is blocked v. travel via a detour
ecotourism	ēcōtoūriṡm	eco-tour-ism	ēcō-toūr-iṡm	n. tourism to exotic ecosystems to observe wildlife or preserve nature
ecotourist	eco̊to̊urist	eco-tour-ist	eco̊-to̊ur-ist	n. a tourist who visits natural areas in an environmentally responsible way
tourmaline	toūrmålĩne	tourmaline	toūrmålĩne	n. a mineral that is a complex borosilicate used as a gemstone
tournedos	toūrne̊dōs	tournedos	toūrne̊dōs	n. thick steak cut from the beef tenderloin
tourney	to̊urnēy	tourney	to̊urnēy	n. a tournament v. to engage in a tournament
tourniquet	to̊urniq𝕦ėt	tourniquet	to̊urniq𝕦ėt	n. a bandage that stops the flow of blood by applying pressure
tousle	tòuṡle	tousle	tòuṡle	v. disarrange or rumple; dishevel
tousled	tòuṡl𝕖d	tousl-ed	tòuṡl-𝕖d	v. disarrange or rumple; dishevel a. in disarray; extremely disorderly
tout	tòut	tout	tòut	v. to praise or promote enthusiastically n. a person who buys tickets to resell at a profit
tow	tōw	tow	tōw	n. the act of pulling something behind vt. to pull a vehicle with a rope or chain
towboat	tōwbōat	tow-boat	tōw-bōat	n. a powerful small boat designed to pull or push larger ships
towed	tōw𝕖d	tow-ed	tōw-𝕖d	v drag behind
towel	tòwe̊l	tow-el	tòw-e̊l	n. a piece of thick absorbent cloth or paper for drying or wiping v. to wipe with a towel
tower	tòwe̊r	tow-er	tòw-e̊r	n. a tall structure that can stand alone or be attached to a larger building
towhead	tōwhèad	tow-head	tōw-hèad	n. a person with light blond hair
towing	tōwing	tow-ing	tōw-ing	n. the act of pulling something behind a vehicle
towline	tōwlīne	tow-line	tōw-līne	n. (nautical) a rope used in towing
towpath	tōwpath	tow-path	tōw-path	n. a path along a canal or river used by animals towing boats
tows	tōwṡ	tow-s	tōw-ṡ
towelette	tòwe̊lėtte	tow-el-ette	tòw-e̊l-ėtte	n. a small moistened piece of cloth or paper used for personal cleansing
toweling	tòwe̊ling	tow-el-ing	tòw-e̊l-ing	n. any of various fabrics (linen or cotton) used to make towels
towering	tòwe̊ring	tow-er-ing	tòw-e̊r-ing	a. of imposing height; very tall
towels	tòwe̊lṡ	tow-el-s	tòw-e̊l-ṡ
towers	tòwe̊rṡ	tow-er-s	tòw-e̊r-ṡ
undertow	ûnde̊rtōw	under-tow	ûnde̊r-tōw	n. a strong seaward current beneath the surface of moving water
town	tòwn	town	tòwn	n. a built-up area that is smaller than a city n. the people living in a town
townhome	tòwnhōme	town-home	tòwn-hōme	n. a row house, especially one designed as a single-family residence
townhouse	tòwnhòuse	town-house	tòwn-hòuse	n. a tall narrow house that is one of a row of similar houses
townie	tòwniē	town-ie	tòwn-iē	n. resident of a college town not affiliated with the college
towns	tòwnṡ	town-s	tòwn-ṡ
townscape	tòwnscāpe	town-scape	tòwn-scāpe	n. a view of the buildings and streets of a town
townsfolk	tòwnṡfōlk	town-sfolk	tòwn-ṡfōlk	n. the people living in a town
township	tòwnship	town-ship	tòwn-ship	n. an administrative division of a county
townsite	tòwnsīte	town-site	tòwn-sīte	n. the site of a town
towny	tòwnẏ	town-y	tòwn-ẏ	n. resident of a college town not affiliated with the college
townsman	tòwnṡmån	town-s-man	tòwn-ṡ-mån	n. a resident of a town or city n. a person from the same town as yourself
townspeople	tòwnṡpēople	town-s-people	tòwn-ṡ-pēople	n. the people living in a town
midtown	midtòwn	mid-town	mid-tòwn	n. the central part of a city
uptown	ûptòwn	up-town	ûp-tòwn	n. a residential part of town away from the center a. of or located in the upper part of town adv. toward or in the upper part of town
toxic	toxic	tox-ic	tox-ic	a. poisonous; harmful
toxin	toxi̊n	tox-in	tox-i̊n	n. a poisonous substance produced during the growth of certain microorganisms
toxoid	toxoid	tox-oid	tox-oid	n. a bacterial toxin weakened until no longer toxic but still able to induce immunity
toxicant	toxicånt	tox-ic-ant	tox-ic-ånt	n. any substance that causes injury or illness or death of a living organism a. having the qualities or effects of a poison
toxemia	toxēmiå	tox-em-ia	tox-ēm-iå	n. blood poisoning caused by bacterial toxic substances in the blood
toxicity	toxici̊tẏ	tox-ic-ity	tox-ic-i̊tẏ	n. the degree to which something is poisonous
toxics	toxics	tox-ic-s	tox-ic-s	n. poisonous substances
toxicologist	toxicolo̊gist	tox-ic-o-log-ist	tox-ic-o-lo̊g-ist	n. one who studies the nature and effects of poisons and their treatment
toxicology	toxicolo̊gẏ	tox-ic-o-log-y	tox-ic-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the branch of pharmacology that deals with poisons
toxicological	toxi̊co̊logicål	tox-ic-o-log-ic-al	tox-i̊c-o̊-log-ic-ål	a. of or relating to toxicology
antitoxin	antitoxi̊n	anti-tox-in	anti-tox-i̊n	n. an antibody that can neutralize a specific toxin
detox	dētox	de-tox	dē-tox	n. the hospital ward or clinic in which patients are detoxified v. treat for alcohol or drug dependence
detoxicate	dētoxicāte	de-toxic-ate	dē-toxic-āte	vt. to remove poison from
detoxify	dėtoxi̊fȳ	de-tox-ify	dė-tox-i̊fȳ	v. remove poison from
detoxifying	dētoxifȳing	de-tox-ify-ing	dē-tox-ifȳ-ing	v. remove poison from
detoxifier	dėtoxifīe̊r	de-tox-i-fi-er	dė-tox-i-fī-e̊r	n. something that removes toxic substances
detoxification	dėtoxificātio̊n	de-tox-i-fic-at-ion	dė-tox-i-fic-āt-io̊n	n. treatment to remove toxic substances from the body
endotoxin	endo̊toxin	endo-tox-in	endo̊-tox-in	n. a toxin confined inside microorganisms, released only when they break down or die
intoxicant	intoxicånt	in-tox-ic-ant	in-tox-ic-ånt	n. a drug that can produce a state of intoxication a. causing intoxication
intoxicate	intoxi̊cāte	in-tox-ic-ate	in-tox-i̊c-āte	v. make drunk (with alcoholic drinks) v. have an intoxicating effect on, of a drug
intoxicated	intoxi̊cāt𝕖d	in-tox-ic-at-ed	in-tox-i̊c-āt-𝕖d	a. stupefied or excited by a chemical substance especially alcohol
intoxicating	intoxicāting	in-tox-ic-at-ing	in-tox-ic-āt-ing	a. producing a feeling of excitement or euphoria
intoxication	intoxi̊cātio̊n	in-tox-ic-at-ion	in-tox-i̊c-āt-io̊n	n. a state of being drunk or excited
nontoxic	nontoxic	non-tox-ic	non-tox-ic	a. not producing or resulting from poison
aflatoxin	aflåtoxin	a-fla-tox-in	a-flå-tox-in	n. a potent carcinogen from the fungus Aspergillus
cytotoxic	cȳto̊toxic	cyt-o-tox-ic	cȳt-o̊-tox-ic	a. of or relating to substances that are toxic to cells
enterotoxin	ente̊rōtoxin	enter-o-tox-in	ente̊r-ō-tox-in	n. a cytotoxin specific for the cells of the intestinal mucosa
mycotoxin	mȳcōtoxin	myc-o-tox-in	mȳc-ō-tox-in	n. a toxin produced by a fungus
neurotoxic	neūrōtoxic	neur-o-toxic	neūr-ō-toxic	a. poisonous to nerves or nerve cells
neurotoxin	neūrōtoxin	neur-o-toxin	neūr-ō-toxin	n. any toxin that affects neural tissues
nephrotoxic	nephro̊toxic	nephr-o-tox-ic	nephr-o̊-tox-ic	a. toxic to the kidney
ototoxic	o̊to̊toxic	ot-o-tox-ic	o̊t-o̊-tox-ic	a. toxic to the organs of hearing or balance or to the auditory nerve
toxaphene	toxåphēne	toxaphene	toxåphēne	n. an insecticide that was widely used but is now banned in many countries
toy	toẏ	toy	toẏ	n. an artifact designed to be played with v. manipulate manually or in one's mind or imagination
toymaker	toẏmāke̊r	toy-maker	toẏ-māke̊r	n. a person who makes toys
toys	toẏṡ	toy-s	toẏ-ṡ
trabecular	tråbecūlår	trabec-ul-ar	tråbec-ūl-år	a. of or relating to trabeculae
trace	trāce	trace	trāce	n. a just detectable amount n. an indication that something has been present n. a visible mark (as a footprint) left by the passage of person or animal or vehicle v. follow, discover, or ascertain the course of development of something
traceable	trāce̊able	trace-able	trāce̊-able	a. capable of being traced or tracked
tracer	trāce̊r	trac-er	trāc-e̊r	n. an investigator who finds missing persons or goods
tracery	trāce̊rẏ	trac-ery	trāc-e̊rẏ	n. decoration consisting of an open pattern of interlacing ribs
tracing	trācing	trac-ing	trāc-ing	n. the act of drawing a plan or diagram
retrace	rētrāce	re-trace	rē-trāce	v. to go back over again
untraceable	ûntrāce̊able	un-trace-able	ûn-trāce̊-able	a. incapable of being traced or tracked down
trachea	trāc𝕙ēa	trachea	trāc𝕙ēa	n. a membranous tube with cartilage rings conveying air from the larynx to the bronchi
tracheal	trāc𝕙ēal	trache-al	trāc𝕙ē-al	a. relating to or resembling or functioning like a trachea
endotracheal	endōtråc𝕙ēal	endo-trache-al	endō-tråc𝕙ē-al	a. within or passing through the trachea
trachoma	tråc𝕙ōmå	trachoma	tråc𝕙ōmå	n. a chronic contagious viral eye disease with inflammation of the conjunctiva and cornea
track	track	track	track	n. a path or course n. a pair of parallel rails for trains vt. to follow the trail of
trackball	trackbãll	track-ball	track-bãll	n. a device with a rotatable ball used to position the cursor on a computer screen
tracked	track𝕖ḋ	track-ed	track-𝕖ḋ	a. having tracks
tracker	tracke̊r	track-er	track-e̊r	n. someone who tracks down game
tracking	tracking	track-ing	track-ing	n. the act of following the tracks of someone or something
trackless	tracklėss	track-less	track-lėss	a. having no tracks
tracks	tracks	track-s	track-s
trackside	tracksīde	track-side	track-sīde	n. the area beside a railway track adv. beside the track
tracksuit	tracksūit	track-suit	track-sūit	n. a loose casual outfit consisting of trousers and a jacket worn for sports or exercise
backtrack	backtrack	back-track	back-track	v. retrace one's course
backtracking	backtracking	back-track-ing	back-track-ing	v. retrace one's course
racetrack	rāc𝕖track	race-track	rāc𝕖-track	n. a course over which races are run
untracked	ûntrack𝕖ḋ	un-track-ed	ûn-track-𝕖ḋ	a. lacking pathways; not tracked
tract	tract	tract	tract	n. a large area of land n. a short piece of writing on a subject n. a system of organs in the body
tractable	tractåble	tract-able	tract-åble	a. easily managed (controlled or taught or molded)
tractate	tractāte	tract-ate	tract-āte	n. a treatise; a short written work on a subject
traction	tractio̊n	tract-ion	tract-io̊n	n. the act of pulling or drawing; the adhesive friction of a body on a surface
tractor	tracto̊r	tract-or	tract-o̊r	n. a powerful vehicle used for pulling farm machinery
tractability	tractåbilitẏ	tract-abil-ity	tract-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being easily managed
tractors	tracto̊rṡ	tract-or-s	tract-o̊r-ṡ
attract	åttract	at-tract	åt-tract	v. draw someone's interest or attention v. cause to come to a place
attractant	åttractånt	at-tract-ant	åt-tract-ånt	n. a chemical substance that attracts animals
attracted	åttract𝕖d	at-tract-ed	åt-tract-𝕖d	v. to direct toward itself or oneself by some psychological power or physical attributes
attracting	åttracting	at-tract-ing	åt-tract-ing	v. to draw toward oneself by some quality
attraction	åttractio̊n	at-tract-ion	åt-tract-io̊n	n. the action or power of attracting someone or something n. a place or thing that draws visitors
attractive	åttractive	at-tract-ive	åt-tract-ive	a. pleasing to the eye or mind especially through beauty or charm a. having power to arouse interest
attractor	åttracto̊r	at-tract-or	åt-tract-o̊r	n. a point in phase space toward which a system tends to evolve
attracts	åttracts	at-tract-s	åt-tract-s
attractively	åttractiv𝕖lẏ	at-tract-ive-ly	åt-tract-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in an attractive manner
attractiveness	åttractiv𝕖nėss	at-tract-ive-ness	åt-tract-iv𝕖-nėss	n. the quality of being appealing
attractions	åttractio̊nṡ	at-tract-ion-s	åt-tract-io̊n-ṡ
contract	contract	con-tract	con-tract	n. a legally binding agreement vt. to make a legal agreement vi. to become smaller or shorter
contracted	contract𝕖d	con-tract-ed	con-tract-𝕖d	a. reduced in size or pulled together
contractile	co̊ntractīle	con-tract-ile	co̊n-tract-īle	a. capable of contracting or being contracted
contracting	contracting	con-tract-ing	con-tract-ing	n. the process of entering into a contract; becoming smaller
contraction	co̊ntractio̊n	con-tract-ion	co̊n-tract-io̊n	n. a shortening or tensing of a part or organ n. a word formed from two or more words by omitting or combining some sounds
contractor	contracto̊r	con-tract-or	con-tract-o̊r	n. a person or company that undertakes a contract to provide materials or labor for a job
contracts	contracts	con-tract-s	con-tract-s
contracture	co̊ntractůre	con-tract-ure	co̊n-tract-ůre	n. an abnormal and usually permanent contraction of a muscle
contractionary	co̊ntractio̊narẏ	con-tract-ion-ary	co̊n-tract-io̊n-arẏ	a. causing or relating to the contraction of economic activity
contractual	co̊ntractūål	con-tract-u-al	co̊n-tract-ū-ål	a. relating to a binding legal agreement
contractility	contractilitẏ	con-tract-il-ity	con-tract-il-itẏ	n. the capability of shrinking or contracting, especially by muscle fibers
contractions	co̊ntractio̊nṡ	con-tract-ion-s	co̊n-tract-io̊n-ṡ
contractually	co̊ntractūållẏ	con-tract-u-al-ly	co̊n-tract-ū-ål-lẏ	adv. by virtue of a contract
detract	dėtract	de-tract	dė-tract	v. to diminish the worth or value of something
distract	distract	dis-tract	dis-tract	vt. draw attention away from something
distraught	distrãu𝕘𝕙t	dis-traught	dis-trãu𝕘𝕙t	a. deeply agitated especially from emotion
distracted	distract𝕖d	dis-tract-ed	dis-tract-𝕖d	a. having the attention diverted especially because of anxiety
distracter	distracte̊r	dis-tract-er	dis-tract-e̊r	n. something that distracts attention
detraction	dėtractio̊n	de-tract-ion	dė-tract-io̊n	n. the act of disparaging or belittling
distracting	distracting	dis-tract-ing	dis-tract-ing	a. causing distraction v. draw someone's attention away from something
distraction	distractio̊n	dis-tract-ion	dis-tract-io̊n	n. something that takes your attention away from what you are doing
distractive	distractive	dis-tract-ive	dis-tract-ive	a. tending to distract or divert attention
detractor	dētracto̊r	de-tract-or	dē-tract-o̊r	n. one who disparages or belittles the worth of something
distractor	distracto̊r	dis-tract-or	dis-tract-o̊r	n. an incorrect option in a multiple-choice test
distracts	distracts	dis-tract-s	dis-tract-s
distractedly	distractėdlẏ	dis-tract-ed-ly	dis-tract-ėd-lẏ	adv. in a distracted manner
distractions	distractio̊nṡ	dis-tract-ion-s	dis-tract-io̊n-ṡ
extract	ėxtract	ex-tract	ėx-tract	v. to remove or take out, especially by effort or force n. a preparation obtained by extracting n. a short passage taken from a piece of writing
extractable	ėxtractåble	ex-tract-able	ėx-tract-åble	a. capable of being extracted
extracted	extractėd	ex-tract-ed	ex-tract-ėd	v. remove, usually with some force or effort v. obtain from a substance by mechanical action
extraction	ėxtractio̊n	ex-tract-ion	ėx-tract-io̊n	n. the action of extracting something n. origin or descent
extractive	ėxtractive	ex-tract-ive	ėx-tract-ive	a. tending or serving to extract or draw out
extractor	ėxtracto̊r	ex-tract-or	ėx-tract-o̊r	n. an instrument for extracting tight-fitting components
intractable	intractåble	in-tract-able	in-tract-åble	a. hard to control or deal with
intractability	intractåbilitẏ	in-tract-abil-ity	in-tract-åbil-itẏ	n. the trait of being hard to influence or control
protract	prōtract	pro-tract	prō-tract	v. lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer
protracted	prōtractėd	pro-tract-ed	prō-tract-ėd	a. relatively long in duration; drawn out
protractor	prōtracto̊r	pro-tract-or	prō-tract-o̊r	n. a drafting instrument used to draw or measure angles
retract	rētract	re-tract	rē-tract	v. to draw back or withdraw v. to disavow or take back a statement
retractable	rētractåble	re-tract-able	rē-tract-åble	a. capable of being retracted
retracted	rētract𝕖d	re-tract-ed	rē-tract-𝕖d	a. drawn back and in
retraction	rētractio̊n	re-tract-ion	rē-tract-io̊n	n. a disavowal or taking back of a previous assertion n. the act of pulling or holding or drawing a part back
retractor	rėtracto̊r	re-tract-or	rė-tract-o̊r	n. surgical instrument that holds back the edges of a surgical incision
subtract	sůbtract	sub-tract	sůb-tract	v. make a subtraction; take off or away
subtraction	sûbtractio̊n	sub-tract-ion	sûb-tract-io̊n	n. the process of taking one number away from another
subtractive	sûbtractive	sub-tract-ive	sûb-tract-ive	a. constituting or involving subtraction
subcontract	sûbcontract	sub-con-tract	sûb-con-tract	n. a contract assigning to another party some obligations of a prior contract v. arranged for contracted work to be done by others
subcontracting	sûbco̊ntracting	sub-con-tract-ing	sûb-co̊n-tract-ing	v. arranged for contracted work to be done by others v. work under a subcontract
subcontractor	sûbcontracto̊r	sub-con-tract-or	sûb-con-tract-o̊r	n. someone who enters into a subcontract with the primary contractor
unattractive	ûnåttractive	un-at-tract-ive	ûn-åt-tract-ive	a. not pleasing in appearance
unattractiveness	ûnåttractiv𝕖nėss	un-at-tract-ive-ness	ûn-åt-tract-iv𝕖-nėss	n. the quality of not being attractive
trade	trāde	trade	trāde	n. the action of buying and selling goods and services v. to exchange something for something else
tradable	trādåble	trad-able	trād-åble	a. that can be bought and sold
tradecraft	trad𝕖craft	trade-craft	trad𝕖-craft	n. skill acquired through experience in a trade; often used to discuss skill in espionage
traded	trādėd	trad-ed	trād-ėd	v. past participle of trade
trader	trāde̊r	trad-er	trād-e̊r	n. a person who buys and sells goods or services
trading	trāding	trad-ing	trād-ing	n. the activity of buying and selling goods or services
trademark	trād𝕖màrk	trade-mark	trād𝕖-màrk	n. a symbol or name registered to identify a product or company
trade-off		trade-off		n. a balance achieved between two things
tradeoff	trād𝕖off	trade-off	trād𝕖-off	n. a balance between opposing things
trades	trād𝕖ṡ	trade-s	trād𝕖-ṡ
tradewind	trādewīnd	trade-wind	trāde-wīnd	n. a wind blowing steadily toward the equator from the northeast or southeast
trademarked	trād𝕖màrk𝕖ḋ	trade-mark-ed	trād𝕖-màrk-𝕖ḋ	a. labeled with proprietary identification guaranteeing exclusive use
tradesman	trād𝕖ṡmån	trade-s-man	trād𝕖-ṡ-mån	n. a merchant who owns or manages a shop
overtrade	ōve̊rtrāde	over-trade	ōve̊r-trāde	vi. to trade beyond one's capital
traffic	traffic	traff-ic	traff-ic	n. the movement of vehicles or pedestrians along a route n. the buying and selling of goods
trafficking	trafficking	traffick-ing	traffick-ing	n. the illegal dealing in something
trafficker	trafficke̊r	traff-ic-ker	traff-ic-ke̊r	n. a person who deals in illegal goods
narcotrafficker	nàrcōtrafficke̊r	narco-traffick-er	nàrcō-traffick-e̊r	n. a person who illegally traffics in narcotic drugs
tragic	tragic	trag-ic	trag-ic	a. causing great sadness; very unfortunate a. of or relating to tragedy
tragedian	trågēdiån	trag-edi-an	tråg-ēdi-ån	n. a writer (especially a playwright) who writes tragedies n. an actor who specializes in tragic roles
tragedies	trage̊di𝕖ṡ	trag-ed-ies	trag-e̊d-i𝕖ṡ
tragedy	tragėdẏ	trag-ed-y	trag-ėd-ẏ	n. drama in which the protagonist is overcome by superior force; excites terror or pity n. an event resulting in great loss and misfortune
tragedienne	trågēdienne	trag-ed-i-enne	tråg-ēd-i-enne	n. a woman who acts in tragedies
tragically	tragicållẏ	trag-ic-al-ly	trag-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a tragic manner; with tragic consequences
tragicomic	tragicomic	trag-ic-o-mic	trag-ic-o-mic	a. manifesting both tragic and comic aspects
trail	trāil	trail	trāil	n. a mark or series of signs left behind by someone or something n. a path through a wild area v. follow the trail of someone or something
trailer	trāile̊r	trail-er	trāil-e̊r	n. a vehicle towed behind a car or truck n. a preview of a movie
trailhead	trāilhèad	trail-head	trāil-hèad	n. the beginning point of a trail
trailing	trāiling	trail-ing	trāil-ing	a. trailing behind or at the rear
trails	trāilṡ	trail-s	trāil-ṡ
trailerable	trāile̊råble	trail-er-able	trāil-e̊r-åble	a. small enough to be transported on a trailer
trailblazer	trāilblāze̊r	trail-blaz-er	trāil-blāz-e̊r	n. someone who marks a trail by leaving blazes on trees n. a pioneer or innovator
trailblazing	trāilblāzing	trail-blaz-ing	trāil-blāz-ing	a. pioneering; marking out new trails or paths
trailers	trāile̊rṡ	trail-er-s	trāil-e̊r-ṡ
contrail	contrāil	con-trail	con-trāil	n. an artificial cloud created by an aircraft
train	trāin	train	trāin	n. a connected line of railway carriages pulled by an engine v. teach a person or animal a particular skill or type of behaviour
trained	trāin𝕖d	train-ed	trāin-𝕖d	a. shaped or conditioned or disciplined by training
trainee	trāinēe	train-ee	trāin-ēe	n. a person being trained for a job
trainer	trāine̊r	train-er	trāin-e̊r	n. a person who trains people or animals
training	trāining	train-ing	trāin-ing	n. the action of teaching a person or animal a particular skill or type of behavior
trainload	trāinlōad	train-load	trāin-lōad	n. quantity that can be carried by a train
trains	trāinṡ	train-s	trāin-ṡ
trainers	trāine̊rṡ	train-er-s	trāin-e̊r-ṡ
trainings	trāiningṡ	train-ing-s	trāin-ing-ṡ
entrain	ėntrāin	en-train	ėn-trāin	v. board a train v. to draw along with or after oneself
retrain	rētrāin	re-train	rē-trāin	v. teach new skills v. train again
retraining	rētrāining	re-train-ing	rē-trāin-ing	n. training for a new occupation
untrained	ûntrāin𝕖d	un-train-ed	ûn-trāin-𝕖d	a. not disciplined or conditioned or made adept by training
traipse	trāipse	traipse	trāipse	v. walk or tramp about
trait	trāit	trait	trāit	n. a distinguishing quality or characteristic of someone
traitor	trāito̊r	trait-or	trāit-o̊r	n. someone who betrays his country by committing treason
traitorous	trāito̊ro̊us	trait-or-ous	trāit-o̊r-o̊us	a. having the character of a traitor
traitors	trāito̊rṡ	trait-or-s	trāit-o̊r-ṡ
traitorously	trāito̊ro̊uslẏ	trait-or-ous-ly	trāit-o̊r-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a treacherous manner
distrait	distrāi𝕥	dis-trait	dis-trāi𝕥	a. absent-minded; distracted
portrait	portrāit	por-trait	por-trāit	n. any likeness of a person, in any medium
portray	portrāy	por-tray	por-trāy	vt. to depict or describe in words; to act the part of someone in a performance
portrayal	portrāyål	por-tray-al	por-trāy-ål	n. a representation by picture or acting
portrayed	portrāy𝕖d	por-tray-ed	por-trāy-𝕖d	v. make a portrait of v. represent abstractly, for example in a painting or drawing
portraitist	portrāitist	por-trait-ist	por-trāit-ist	n. a painter or drawer of portraits
portraits	portrāits	por-trait-s	por-trāit-s
portraiture	portråitůre	por-trait-ure	por-tråit-ůre	n. the activity of making portraits
tram	tram	tram	tram	n. a passenger vehicle powered by electricity from overhead cables
trammel	tramme̊l	tram-mel	tram-me̊l	n. an adjustable pothook set in a fireplace n. a restraint that is used to teach a horse to amble
tramway	tramwāy	tram-way	tram-wāy	n. a conveyance with carriers suspended from cables supported by towers
entrammel	ėntramme̊l	en-tram-mel	ėn-tram-me̊l	vt. to restrict or hamper
untrammeled	ûntramme̊l𝕖d	un-tram-mel-ed	ûn-tram-me̊l-𝕖d	a. not confined or limited; completely free
tramp	tramp	tramp	tramp	n. a disreputable vagrant n. a heavy footfall v. travel on foot, especially on a walking expedition v. cross on foot
trampled	trampl𝕖d	trampl-ed	trampl-𝕖d	v. tread or stomp heavily or roughly v. walk on and flatten
trample	trample	tramp-le	tramp-le	v. to step heavily on something n. the sound of heavy treading
trampling	trampling	tramp-ling	tramp-ling	n. the sound of heavy treading v. tread or stomp heavily or roughly (trample的现在分词)
trampoline	trampo̊lĩne	tramp-o-line	tramp-o̊-lĩne	n. a gymnastic apparatus consisting of a strong canvas sheet with springs
trance	trance	trance	trance	n. a state of mind in which consciousness is fragile and voluntary action is poor
tranche	tranche	tranche	tranche	n. a portion of something (especially money)
transience	tranṡie̊nce	trans-i-ence	tranṡ-i-e̊nce	n. an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying
transient	tranṡie̊nt	trans-i-ent	tranṡ-i-e̊nt	a. lasting only for a short time n. a person who stays only briefly
transition	tranṡitio̊n	trans-it-ion	tranṡ-it-io̊n	n. the process of changing from one state to another
transistor	tranṡisto̊r	trans-ist-or	tranṡ-ist-o̊r	n. a semiconductor device capable of amplification
transitional	transitio̊nål	trans-it-ion-al	trans-it-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to or characterized by transition
transitivity	transitivitẏ	trans-it-iv-ity	trans-it-iv-itẏ	n. the grammatical relation created by a transitive verb
transiently	tranṡie̊ntlẏ	trans-i-ent-ly	tranṡ-i-e̊nt-lẏ	adv. for a very short time
transitoriness	transito̊rinėss	trans-it-or-i-ness	trans-it-o̊r-i-nėss	n. the quality of being temporary
intransigence	intransi̊ge̊nce	in-transig-ence	in-transi̊g-e̊nce	n the trait of being intransigent; stubbornly refusing to compromise
intransigent	intransi̊ge̊nt	in-transig-ent	in-transi̊g-e̊nt	a. uncompromising; impervious to pleas or persuasion
Transkei	Tranṡkèi	Transkei	Tranṡkèi	n. a region in South Africa
transylvanian	transẏlvāniån	transylvan-ian	transẏlvān-iån	n. a native or inhabitant of Transylvania
trap	trap	trap	trap	n. a device for catching animals or people vt. to catch an animal or person in a trap
trapdoor	trapdōor	trap-door	trap-dōor	n. a hinged or sliding door in a roof or floor
trapped	trapp𝕖ḋ	trapp-ed	trapp-𝕖ḋ	a. forced to turn and face attackers
trapper	trappe̊r	trapp-er	trapp-e̊r	n. someone who sets traps for animals (usually to obtain their furs)
trapping	trapping	trapp-ing	trapp-ing
trapline	traplīne	trap-line	trap-līne	n. a line or route of traps set by a trapper
traps	traps	trap-s	trap-s
trappings	trappingṡ	trapp-ing-s	trapp-ing-ṡ	n. outward signs or decorations
contraption	co̊ntraptio̊n	con-trap-tion	co̊n-trap-tio̊n	n. a strange or complex device or machine
entrap	ėntrap	en-trap	ėn-trap	vt. to catch or trap
entrapped	ėntrapp𝕖ḋ	en-trapp-ed	ėn-trapp-𝕖ḋ	v. take or catch as if in a snare or trap
entrapment	ėntrapme̊nt	en-trap-ment	ėn-trap-me̊nt	n. the act of tricking someone into committing a crime; a defense claiming entrapment
rattletrap	rattletrap	ratt-le-trap	ratt-le-trap	n. Any machine or vehicle that does not run smoothly.
trapeze	tråpēze	trapeze	tråpēze	n. a short horizontal bar hung from two ropes, used by acrobats
trapezius	tråpēziůs	trapezius	tråpēziůs	n. either of two flat triangular muscles of the shoulder and upper back
trapezium	tråpēziům	trapez-ium	tråpēz-iům	n. a quadrilateral with no parallel sides
trapezoid	trape̊zoid	trapez-oid	trape̊z-oid	n. a quadrilateral with two parallel sides
trapezoidal	trapėzoidål	trapez-oid-al	trapėz-oid-ål	a. resembling a trapezoid
trappist	trappist	trapp-ist	trapp-ist	n. a member of a contemplative order of the Cistercian branch
trash	trash	trash	trash	n. things of no use or value vt. throw away
trashcan	trashcan	trash-can	trash-can	n. a bin for refuse
trashed	trash𝕖ḋ	trash-ed	trash-𝕖ḋ	v. destroy or damage v. discard as worthless
trashes	trashėṡ	trash-es	trash-ėṡ
trashing	trashing	trash-ing	trash-ing	v. dispose of something useless or old v. express a totally negative opinion of
trashy	trashẏ	trash-y	trash-ẏ	a. cheap and inferior; of no value
contrasty	contràstẏ	con-trast-y	con-tràst-ẏ	a. having sharp differences between black and white
trattoria	tràtto̊rĩà	trattoria	tràtto̊rĩà	n. a small Italian restaurant
trauma	trãumå	trauma	trãumå	n. a deeply distressing or disturbing experience n. physical injury
traumata	trãumàtå	traumata	trãumàtå
traumas	trãumaṡ	trauma-s	trãuma-ṡ
traumatic	trãumatic	traum-at-ic	trãum-at-ic	a. relating to a physical injury or wound a. psychologically painful
traumatize	trãumåtīze	traum-at-ize	trãum-åt-īze	v. inflict a trauma upon
traumatized	trãumåtīz𝕖d	traum-at-iz-ed	trãum-åt-īz-𝕖d	v. inflict a trauma upon
atraumatic	ātrãumatic	a-traum-at-ic	ā-trãum-at-ic	a. designed to minimize tissue damage; not causing injury
travesty	trave̊stẏ	travesty	trave̊stẏ	n. a grotesque misrepresentation v. to make a travesty of
travel	trave̊l	trav-el	trav-e̊l	n. the act of going from one place to another vi. to go from one place to another vt. to journey through
traveled	trave̊l𝕖d	trav-el-ed	trav-e̊l-𝕖d	a. familiar with many parts of the world
traveler	trave̊le̊r	trav-el-er	trav-e̊l-e̊r	n. a person who is traveling or who often travels
traveller	trave̊lle̊r	trav-ell-er	trav-e̊ll-e̊r	n. a person who travels
traveling	trave̊ling	trav-el-ing	trav-e̊l-ing	n. the act of going from one place to another a. on a journey
travelling	trave̊lling	trav-ell-ing	trav-e̊ll-ing	n. the act of going from one place to another v. make a trip for pleasure
travels	trave̊lṡ	trav-el-s	trav-e̊l-ṡ
travelogue	trave̊log𝕦e	trav-el-o-gue	trav-e̊l-o-g𝕦e	n. a film or illustrated lecture on traveling
untraveled	ûntrave̊l𝕖d	un-trav-el-ed	ûn-trav-e̊l-𝕖d	a. not traveled over or through
travail	tråvāil	travail	tråvāil	n. painful or arduous work; labor
architrave	àrc𝕙i̊trāve	archi-trave	àrc𝕙i̊-trāve	n. the molding around a door or window n. the lowest part of an entablature; rests immediately on the capitals of the columns
travertine	trave̊rtine	travertine	trave̊rtine	n. a white concretionary form of calcium carbonate deposited from spring water
travois	tråvoiṡ	travois	tråvoiṡ	n. a frame used by Native Americans to drag loads over land
trawl	trãwl	trawl	trãwl	n. a large net dragged along the sea bottom v. to fish with a trawl
trawler	trãwle̊r	trawl-er	trãwl-e̊r	n. a fishing boat that uses a trawl net
trawling	trãwling	trawl-ing	trãwl-ing	v fish with trawlers
tray	trāy	tray	trāy	n. a flat container for carrying things
trays	trāyṡ	tray-s	trāy-ṡ
betray	bėtrāy	be-tray	bė-trāy	v. to be disloyal to v. to reveal unintentionally
betrayal	bėtrāyål	be-tray-al	bė-trāy-ål	n. the act of being disloyal
betrayed	bėtrāy𝕖d	be-tray-ed	bė-trāy-𝕖d	a. revealed unintentionally
betrayer	bėtrāye̊r	be-tray-er	bė-trāy-e̊r	n. one who reveals confidential information in return for money n. a person who says one thing and does another
betraying	bėtrāying	be-tray-ing	bė-trāy-ing	v. reveal unintentionally v. deliver to an enemy by treachery
betrays	bėtrāyṡ	be-tray-s	bė-trāy-ṡ
treason	trēaṡo̊n	trea-son	trēa-ṡo̊n	n. the crime of betraying one's country
treasonable	trēaṡo̊nåble	trea-son-able	trēa-ṡo̊n-åble	a. having the character of a traitor
treasonous	trēaṡo̊no̊us	trea-son-ous	trēa-ṡo̊n-o̊us	a. having the character of a traitor
treachery	trèache̊rẏ	treach-ery	trèach-e̊rẏ	n. an act of deliberate betrayal
treacherous	trèache̊ro̊us	treach-er-ous	trèach-e̊r-o̊us	a. dangerous and unpredictable
treacherously	trèache̊ro̊uslẏ	treach-er-ous-ly	trèach-e̊r-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a disloyal and faithless manner
treacle	trēacle	treacle	trēacle	n. a pale cane syrup n. writing or music that is excessively sweet and sentimental
tread	trèad	tread	trèad	n. the part (as of a wheel or shoe) that makes contact with the ground v. tread or stomp heavily or roughly
trodden	trodde̊n	trodden	trodde̊n	v. put down or press the foot, place the foot
treadle	trèadle	tread-le	trèad-le	v. tread over v. operate (machinery) by a treadle
treadmill	trèadmill	tread-mill	trèad-mill	n. an exercise device consisting of an endless belt on which a person can walk or jog n. a monotonous routine
retread	rētrèad	re-tread	rē-trèad	n. a used automobile tire that has been remolded to give it new treads v. give new treads to (a tire)
treasure	trèas̃ůre	treas-ure	trèas̃-ůre	n. a collection of valuable things vt. value highly
treasury	trèas̃ůrẏ	treasur-y	trèas̃ůr-ẏ	n. the funds of a government n. the government department managing public revenue
treasured	trèas̃ůr𝕖d	treas-ur-ed	trèas̃-ůr-𝕖d	a. characterized by feeling or showing fond affection for
treasurer	trèas̃ůre̊r	treas-ur-er	trèas̃-ůr-e̊r	n. a person in charge of an organization's funds
treasure-house		treas-ure-house		n. a place where treasures are kept
treasures	trèas̃ůr𝕖ṡ	treas-ure-s	trèas̃-ůr𝕖-ṡ
treat	trēat	treat	trēat	n. something that gives pleasure, especially a special meal or gift vt. to behave toward someone in a particular way vt. to deal with a subject vt. to give medical care to
treatable	trēatåble	treat-able	trēat-åble	a. easy to handle or treat
treated	trēat𝕖d	treat-ed	trēat-𝕖d	a. subjected to a treatment; given medical care
treater	trēate̊r	treat-er	trēat-e̊r	n. someone who negotiates or confers with others to reach a settlement
treating	trēating	treat-ing	trēat-ing
treatise	trēati̊se	treat-ise	trēat-i̊se	n. a formal written work on a subject
treatment	trēatme̊nt	treat-ment	trēat-me̊nt	n. medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury n. the way in which someone behaves toward or deals with something
treats	trēats	treat-s	trēat-s
treaty	trēatẏ	treat-y	trēat-ẏ	n. a written agreement between two states or sovereigns
treatments	trēatme̊nts	treat-ment-s	trēat-me̊nt-s
entreat	ėntrēat	en-treat	ėn-trēat	v. ask for or request earnestly
entreaty	entrēatẏ	en-treat-y	en-trēat-ẏ	n. earnest or urgent request
maltreat	maltrēat	mal-treat	mal-trēat	v treat badly
mistreat	mistrēat	mis-treat	mis-trēat	vt. to treat someone or something badly
mistreated	mistrēatėd	mis-treat-ed	mis-trēat-ėd	v. treat badly (mistreat的过去式和过去分词) a. subjected to cruel treatment
maltreatment	maltrēatme̊nt	mal-treat-ment	mal-trēat-me̊nt	n. cruel or inhumane treatment
mistreatment	mistrēatme̊nt	mis-treat-ment	mis-trēat-me̊nt	n. the practice of treating (someone or something) badly
retreat	rėtrēat	re-treat	rė-trēat	n. the act of moving back or withdrawing n. a quiet or secluded place v. to move back or withdraw
retreating	rētrēating	re-treat-ing	rē-trēat-ing	a. withdrawing or moving back
untreatable	ûntrēatåble	un-treat-able	ûn-trēat-åble	a. incapable of being treated or cured
untreated	ûntrēatėd	un-treat-ed	ûn-trēat-ėd	a. not given medical care or treatment; not subjected to chemical or physical treatment
treble	treble	treble	treble	n. the pitch range of the highest female voice a. three times as great or many
trebuchet	trebūċhet	trebuchet	trebūċhet	n. a medieval siege engine for hurling large stones
trecento	trècentō	trecento	trècentō	n. the 14th century in Italian art and literature
tree	trēe	tree	trēe	n. a woody perennial plant with a trunk and branches vt. to force someone into a difficult position
treehouse	trēehòuse	tree-house	trēe-hòuse	n. a structure built in the branches of a tree for children to play in
treeless	trēele̊ss	tree-less	trēe-le̊ss	a. not wooded
treelike	trēelīke	tree-like	trēe-līke	a. resembling a tree in form and branching structure
treeline	trēelīne	tree-line	trēe-līne	n. the altitude or latitude above which trees do not grow
trees	trēeṡ	tree-s	trēe-ṡ
treetop	trēetop	tree-top	trēe-top	n the upper branches and leaves of a tree or other plant
trek	trek	trek	trek	n. a long, hard journey v. to make a long, difficult journey on foot
trekker	trekke̊r	trekk-er	trekk-e̊r	n. a traveler who makes a long arduous journey (as hiking through mountainous country)
trekking	trekking	trekk-ing	trekk-ing	v. make a long and difficult journey on foot
trellis	trelli̊s	trellis	trelli̊s	n. latticework used to support climbing plants v. train on a trellis
trellised	trellis𝕖ḋ	trellis-ed	trellis-𝕖ḋ	v train on a trellis, as of a vine
tremble	tremble	tremb-le	tremb-le	n. an involuntary shaking movement v. to shake involuntarily from fear, cold, or excitement
trembling	trembling	tremb-ling	tremb-ling	a. vibrating slightly and involuntarily
tremor	tremo̊r	trem-or	trem-o̊r	n. an involuntary shaking or trembling
tremulous	tremūlo̊us	tremul-ous	tremūl-o̊us	a. quivering as from weakness or fear
tremulously	tremūlo̊uslẏ	tremul-ous-ly	tremūl-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a tremulous manner
tremendous	trėmendo̊us	trem-end-ous	trėm-end-o̊us	a. extraordinarily large in size or extent or amount or power or degree a. extraordinarily good or great
tremendously	tre̊mendo̊uslẏ	trem-end-ous-ly	tre̊m-end-o̊us-lẏ	adv. extremely
extreme	ėxtrēme	ex-treme	ėx-trēme	n. the furthest or highest degree of something a. of the greatest possible degree or extent or intensity a. far beyond a norm in quantity or amount or degree
extremer	ėxtrēme̊r	ex-trem-er	ėx-trēm-e̊r
extremest	ėxtrēmėst	ex-trem-est	ėx-trēm-ėst
extremism	ėxtremiṡm	ex-trem-ism	ėx-trem-iṡm	n. any political theory favoring immoderate uncompromising policies
extremist	ėxtrēmist	ex-trem-ist	ėx-trēm-ist	n. a person who holds extreme views
extremity	extremi̊tẏ	ex-trem-ity	ex-trem-i̊tẏ	n. an external body part that projects from the body n. the greatest or utmost degree
extremely	ėxtrēm𝕖lẏ	ex-treme-ly	ėx-trēm𝕖-lẏ	adv. to a very great degree; very
extremities	extremi̊tĩ𝕖ṡ	ex-trem-it-ies	ex-trem-i̊t-ĩ𝕖ṡ	n. the parts of the body farthest from the center, such as hands and feet
tremolite	tremo̊līte	tremolite	tremo̊līte	n. a white or pale green mineral of the amphibole group used as a form of asbestos
tremolo	tremo̊lō	tremolo	tremo̊lō	n. (music) a tremulous effect produced by rapid repetition or alternation of tones
trench	trench	trench	trench	n. a long narrow hole dug in the ground
trenchant	trenchånt	trench-ant	trench-ånt	a. having keenness and forcefulness and penetration in thought, expression, or intellect
trencher	trenche̊r	trench-er	trench-e̊r	n. someone who digs trenches n. a wooden board or platter on which food is served or carved
trenchantly	trenchåntlẏ	trench-ant-ly	trench-ånt-lẏ	adv. in a vigorous and effective manner
entrench	entrench	en-trench	en-trench	v. to fix firmly or securely
entrenched	entrench𝕖ḋ	en-trench-ed	en-trench-𝕖ḋ	a. established firmly and securely; difficult to change
entrenchment	entrenchme̊nt	en-trench-ment	en-trench-me̊nt	n. an entrenched fortification; a position protected by trenches
retrench	rētrench	re-trench	rē-trench	v. to reduce expenses; to make a reduction
retrenchment	rētrenchme̊nt	re-trench-ment	rē-trench-me̊nt	n. the reduction of expenditures in order to become financially stable
trend	trend	trend	trend	n. a general direction in which something is developing or changing v. change or develop in a general direction
trendy	trendẏ	trend-y	trend-ẏ	a. very fashionable or up to date
trendsetter	trendsette̊r	trend-sett-er	trend-sett-e̊r	n. someone who starts a fashion or makes it popular
trendiness	trendinėss	trend-i-ness	trend-i-nėss	n. the quality of being fashionable and up-to-date
Trent	Trent	Trent	Trent	n. a surname
trepan	trėpan	trepan	trėpan	n. a surgical instrument for cutting bone
trepidation	trepidātio̊n	trepid-at-ion	trepid-āt-io̊n	n. a feeling of alarm or dread
intrepid	intrepi̊d	in-trepid	in-trepi̊d	a. invulnerable to fear or intimidation
intrepidity	intrėpiditẏ	in-trepid-ity	in-trėpid-itẏ	n. fearless courage
atresia	åtrēsiå	a-tres-ia	å-trēs-iå	n. an abnormal condition in which a normal opening or tube in the body is closed
tress	tress	tress	tress	n. a hairdo formed by braiding or twisting
tressed	tress𝕖ḋ	tress-ed	tress-𝕖ḋ	a. having long hair arranged in tresses
tresses	tress𝕖ṡ	tress-es	tress-𝕖ṡ	n. long locks of hair
trestle	tres𝕥le	trest-le	tres𝕥-le	n. a supporting tower used to support a bridge n. sawhorses used in pairs to support a horizontal tabletop
trey	trèy	trey	trèy	n. a playing card with three pips
triad	trīad	tri-ad	trī-ad	n. a group of three n. a three-note musical chord
triathlete	trīathlēte	tri-athlete	trī-athlēte	n. one who competes in triathlons
triceps	trīceps	tri-ceps	trī-ceps	n. a skeletal muscle having three origins
tricolor	tricôlo̊r	tri-color	tri-côlo̊r	n. a flag having three colored stripes (especially the French flag) a. having three colors
tricycle	tricẏcle	tri-cycle	tri-cẏcle	n. a vehicle with three wheels that is moved by foot pedals
trident	trīde̊nt	tri-dent	trī-de̊nt	n. a three-pronged spear (especially as an attribute of Poseidon or Neptune)
trifecta	trīfectå	tri-fecta	trī-fectå	n. a bet in which the first three finishers must be predicted in correct order
triglyceride	trīglẏce̊rīde	tri-glyceride	trī-glẏce̊rīde	n. a glyceride in animal and vegetable tissues; a major energy source stored as body fat
trimester	trīmeste̊r	tri-mester	trī-meste̊r	n. a period of three months
tripod	trīpod	tri-pod	trī-pod	n. a three-legged stand used for support
triptych	triptẏc𝕙	tri-ptych	tri-ptẏc𝕙	n. a painting or carving on three hinged panels
tri-state		tri-state		a. involving three states
trilateral	trīlate̊rål	tri-later-al	trī-late̊r-ål	a. involving three parties a. having three sides
triadic	trīadic	tri-ad-ic	trī-ad-ic	a. Having the characteristics of a triad; as, boron is triadic.
triassic	trīassic	tri-ass-ic	trī-ass-ic	n. a geological period
triceratops	trīcèråtops	tri-cerat-ops	trī-cèråt-ops	n. a large ceratopsian dinosaur with three horns and a solid armored neck frill
trinomial	trīnōmiål	tri-nom-i-al	trī-nōm-i-ål	n. an expression with three terms
tocotrienol	tōcōtrie̊nol	toco-tri-en-ol	tōcō-tri-e̊n-ol	n. a form of vitamin E
leukotriene	leūkōtrīene	leuk-o-tri-ene	leūk-ō-trī-ene	n. a substance involved in inflammatory responses
triage	trīȧge	triage	trīȧge	n. sorting and allocating aid on the basis of need
tribe	trībe	tribe	trībe	n. a social division of (usually preliterate) people n. a federation (as of American Indians) n. a group of people sharing some common interest
tribal	trībål	trib-al	trīb-ål	a. relating to a tribe or tribes
tributary	tribūtarẏ	tribut-ary	tribūt-arẏ	n. a river or stream flowing into a larger one a. (of a stream) flowing into a larger stream
tribes	trīb𝕖ṡ	tribe-s	trīb𝕖-ṡ
tribute	tribūte	trib-ute	trib-ūte	n. an act, statement, or gift intended to show gratitude or respect n. payment made periodically by one state to another
tribalism	trībåliṡm	trib-al-ism	trīb-ål-iṡm	n. the state of living together in tribes n. the beliefs of a tribal society
tribesman	trīb𝕖ṡmån	tribe-s-man	trīb𝕖-ṡ-mån	n. someone who lives in a tribe
tribespeople	trīb𝕖ṡpēople	tribe-s-people	trīb𝕖-ṡ-pēople	n. members of a tribe
tributes	tribūt𝕖s	trib-ute-s	trib-ūt𝕖-s
tribology	trībolo̊gẏ	trib-o-log-y	trīb-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the branch of engineering dealing with the interaction of surfaces in relative motion
attribute	attribūte	at-trib-ute	at-trib-ūte	n. a quality or feature of someone or something vt. to regard something as being caused by someone or something
attributable	åttribūtåble	at-trib-ut-able	åt-trib-ūt-åble	a. caused by or resulting from
attribution	attribūtio̊n	at-trib-ut-ion	at-trib-ūt-io̊n	n. assigning some quality or character to a person or thing
attributional	åttribūtio̊nål	at-trib-ut-ion-al	åt-trib-ūt-io̊n-ål	a. relating to attribution
contribute	co̊ntribūte	con-trib-ute	co̊n-trib-ūte	v. give money, help, or ideas to a common cause
contributed	co̊ntribūtėd	con-trib-ut-ed	co̊n-trib-ūt-ėd
contributing	co̊ntribūting	con-trib-ut-ing	co̊n-trib-ūt-ing	a. helping to cause a result
contribution	contri̊būtio̊n	con-trib-ut-ion	con-tri̊b-ūt-io̊n	n. a gift or payment to a common fund or cause n. the part played by a person in bringing about a result
contributor	co̊ntribūto̊r	con-trib-ut-or	co̊n-trib-ūt-o̊r	n. a person or thing that contributes something
contributory	co̊ntribūtorẏ	con-trib-ut-ory	co̊n-trib-ūt-orẏ	a. tending to bring about; being partly responsible for
contributes	co̊ntribūt𝕖s	con-trib-ute-s	co̊n-trib-ūt𝕖-s
contributions	contribūtio̊nṡ	con-trib-ut-ion-s	con-trib-ūt-io̊n-ṡ
distribute	distribūte	dis-trib-ute	dis-trib-ūte	v. administer or bestow, as in small portions v. make available v. spread throughout a given area
distributed	distribūt𝕖d	dis-trib-ut-ed	dis-trib-ūt-𝕖d	a. spread out or scattered about or divided up
distributing	distribūting	dis-trib-ut-ing	dis-trib-ūt-ing	v. give shares of something to several people v. spread throughout a given area
distribution	distribūtio̊n	dis-trib-ut-ion	dis-trib-ūt-io̊n	n. the act of distributing or spreading or apportioning n. the spatial property of being scattered about over an area
distributive	distribūtive	dis-trib-ut-ive	dis-trib-ūt-ive	a. serving to distribute or allot or disperse
distributor	distribūto̊r	dis-trib-ut-or	dis-trib-ūt-o̊r	n. a person or company that supplies goods to retailers
distributional	distribūtio̊nål	dis-trib-ut-ion-al	dis-trib-ūt-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to spatial distribution
distributorship	distribūto̊rship	dis-trib-ut-or-ship	dis-trib-ūt-o̊r-ship	n. the right to be a distributor for a product
intertribal	inte̊rtrībål	inter-trib-al	inte̊r-trīb-ål	a. between or among tribes
nontribal	nontrībål	non-trib-al	non-trīb-ål	a. not related to or belonging to a tribe
retribution	retri̊būtio̊n	re-trib-ut-ion	re-tri̊b-ūt-io̊n	n. punishment for a wrong done
retributive	rėtribūtive	re-trib-ut-ive	rė-trib-ūt-ive	a. given or inflicted in requital according to merits or deserts
diatribe	dīåtrībe	di-a-tribe	dī-å-trībe	n. a thunderous verbal attack
misattribution	misattribūtio̊n	mis-at-trib-ut-ion	mis-at-trib-ūt-io̊n	n. an incorrect attribution (as of a work of art or literature)
maldistribution	maldistribūtio̊n	mal-dis-trib-ut-ion	mal-dis-trib-ūt-io̊n	n. faulty or uneven distribution
noncontributory	nonco̊ntribūto̊rẏ	non-con-trib-ut-ory	non-co̊n-trib-ūt-o̊rẏ	a. not contributing
redistribute	rēdistribūte	re-dis-trib-ute	rē-dis-trib-ūte	v. distribute anew
redistribution	rēdistri̊būtio̊n	re-dis-trib-ut-ion	rē-dis-tri̊b-ūt-io̊n	n. distributing again or differently
redistributive	rēdistribūtive	re-dis-trib-ut-ive	rē-dis-trib-ūt-ive	a. of or relating to the redistribution of wealth or resources
redistributional	rėdistribūtio̊nål	re-dis-trib-ut-ion-al	rė-dis-trib-ūt-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to redistribution
undistributed	ûndistribūtėd	un-dis-trib-ut-ed	ûn-dis-trib-ūt-ėd	a. (of investments) not distributed among a variety of securities
tribulation	tribūlātio̊n	tribul-at-ion	tribūl-āt-io̊n	n an annoying or frustrating or catastrophic event
tribunal	tri̊būnål	tribun-al	tri̊būn-ål	n. a court of justice
tribune	tribūne	tribune	tribūne	n. (ancient Rome) an official elected by the plebeians to protect their interests n. a raised platform for speaking
extricable	extricåble	ex-tric-able	ex-tric-åble	a. capable of being freed from a difficult situation
extricate	extri̊cāte	ex-tric-ate	ex-tri̊c-āte	v. release from entanglement of difficulty
extrication	extri̊cātio̊n	ex-tric-at-ion	ex-tri̊c-āt-io̊n	n. the act of releasing from a snarled or tangled condition
intricacy	intri̊cåcẏ	in-tric-acy	in-tri̊c-åcẏ	n. elaborate and complicated detail
intricate	intri̊cåte	in-tric-ate	in-tri̊c-åte	a. having many complexly arranged elements; elaborate
intricately	intri̊cåt𝕖lẏ	in-tric-ate-ly	in-tri̊c-åt𝕖-lẏ	adv. with elaboration
inextricable	inextricåble	in-ex-tric-able	in-ex-tric-åble	a. not permitting extrication; incapable of being disentangled or untied
inextricably	inextricåblẏ	in-ex-tric-ab-ly	in-ex-tric-åb-lẏ	adv. in a manner that cannot be separated or escaped from
trice	trīce	trice	trīce	v. raise with a line v. hoist up or in and lash or secure with a small rope
trichotillomania	tric𝕙o̊tillo̊māniå	trichotillom-an-ia	tric𝕙o̊tillo̊m-ān-iå	n. an irresistible urge to pull out your own hair
trick	trick	trick	trick	n. a cunning or deceitful action or device n. an attempt to get you to do something foolish or imprudent v. deceive somebody
tricked	trick𝕖ḋ	trick-ed	trick-𝕖ḋ
trickery	tricke̊rẏ	trick-ery	trick-e̊rẏ	n. the use of tricks to deceive someone n. verbal misrepresentation intended to take advantage of you
tricking	tricking	trick-ing	trick-ing
trickle	trickle	trick-le	trick-le	v. run or flow slowly, as in drops or in an unsteady stream
trickling	trickling	trick-ling	trick-ling	v. run or flow slowly, as in drops or in an unsteady stream
tricks	tricks	trick-s	trick-s
trickster	trickste̊r	trick-ster	trick-ste̊r	n. a person who cheats or deceives
tricky	trickẏ	trick-y	trick-ẏ	a. difficult to handle or deal with; deceptive
trickier	trickie̊r	trick-i-er	trick-i-e̊r
trickiest	trickiėst	trick-i-est	trick-i-ėst
tricorder	trīcorde̊r	tricord-er	trīcord-e̊r	n. a handheld device used for scanning and analyzing (from Star Trek)
tridentine	trīdentīne	tridentine	trīdentīne	a. of or relating to the Council of Trent (1545-1563)
triennial	trīenniål	trienn-i-al	trīenn-i-ål	a. occurring every third year or lasting three years n. an event that occurs every three years
retrieve	rėtriēve	re-trieve	rė-triēve	v. to get or bring something back v. to find and bring back stored data
retrievable	rėtriēvåble	re-triev-able	rė-triēv-åble	a. capable of being regained especially with effort
retrieval	rėtriēvål	re-triev-al	rė-triēv-ål	n. the act of getting back or recovering something
retrieved	rētriēv𝕖d	re-triev-ed	rē-triēv-𝕖d	v. get or find back; recover the use of v. recall knowledge from memory (retrieve的过去式和过去分词)
retriever	rētriēve̊r	re-triev-er	rē-triēv-e̊r	n. a breed of dog trained to retrieve game
irretrievable	irrėtriēvåble	ir-re-triev-able	ir-rė-triēv-åble	a. impossible to recover or recoup
irretrievably	irre̊triēvåblẏ	ir-re-triev-ab-ly	ir-re̊-triēv-åb-lẏ	adv. in an irretrievable manner
trifle	trīfle	trif-le	trīf-le	n. a cold pudding made of layers of sponge cake spread with fruit or jelly n. something of small importance
trifling	trīfling	trif-ling	trīf-ling	a. not worth considering
trig	trig	trig	trig	n. the mathematics of triangles and trigonometric functions
trigger	trigge̊r	trigg-er	trigg-e̊r	n. a device that releases a spring or catches a mechanism vt. to cause something to happen or function
triggered	trigge̊r𝕖d	trigg-er-ed	trigg-e̊r-𝕖d	v. put in motion or move to act
triggerman	trigge̊rman	trigg-er-man	trigg-e̊r-man	n a professional killer who uses a gun
triggers	trigge̊rṡ	trigg-er-s	trigg-e̊r-ṡ
intrigue	intrĩg𝕦e	in-trigue	in-trĩg𝕦e	n. a secret plot v. cause to be interested or curious
intriguing	intrĩg𝕦ing	in-trigu-ing	in-trĩg𝕦-ing	a. capable of arousing interest or curiosity
intriguingly	intrĩg𝕦inglẏ	in-trigu-ing-ly	in-trĩg𝕦-ing-lẏ	adv. in an intriguing manner
trike	trīke	trike	trīke	n. a vehicle with three wheels moved by foot pedals
trilby	trilbẏ	trilb-y	trilb-ẏ	n. a soft felt hat with a deeply creased crown
trill	trill	trill	trill	n. a note that alternates rapidly with another note a semitone above it v. to produce a trill
trilling	trilling	trill-ing	trill-ing	n. one of three children born at the same birth n. a phonetic trill
trillion	trillio̊n	trill-ion	trill-io̊n	num. the number equivalent to a million million
trillium	trilliům	trill-ium	trill-iům	n. a liliaceous plant with a whorl of three leaves and a single three-petaled flower
trillionth	trillio̊nth	trill-ion-th	trill-io̊n-th	num. the ordinal number of one trillion in counting order
trim	trim	trim	trim	v. to make something neat by cutting away irregular parts v. to decorate or adorn a. neat and smart in appearance
trimmed	trimm𝕖d	trimm-ed	trimm-𝕖d	a. made neat and tidy by trimming
trimmer	trimme̊r	trimm-er	trimm-e̊r	n. a person or thing that trims
trimming	trimming	trimm-ing	trimm-ing	n. decoration or ornamentation; the act of cutting away
trims	trimṡ	trim-s	trim-ṡ
untrimmed	ûntrimm𝕖d	un-trimm-ed	ûn-trimm-𝕖d	a. not trimmed
trinity	trini̊tẏ	trin-ity	trin-i̊tẏ	n. the union of the Father and Son and Holy Ghost in one Godhead; a group of three
trinitarian	trinitåriån	trin-it-ar-ian	trin-it-år-iån	n. an adherent of Trinitarianism a. of or relating to the Trinity
Trinidad	Trinidad	Trinidad	Trinidad	n. an island in the Caribbean
trinidadian	trinidadiån	trinidad-ian	trinidad-iån	a. of or relating to the island of Trinidad or its people
trinket	trinke̊t	trink-et	trink-e̊t	n. a small ornament or piece of jewelry
extrinsic	extrinsic	ex-trins-ic	ex-trins-ic	a. not forming an essential part of a thing or arising or originating from the outside
extrinsically	extrinsicållẏ	ex-trins-ic-al-ly	ex-trins-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. not inherently or essentially; from an external source
intrinsic	intrinsic	in-trins-ic	in-trins-ic	a. belonging naturally; essential
intrinsically	intrinsicållẏ	in-trins-ic-al-ly	in-trins-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. with respect to its inherent nature
trio	triō	trio	triō	n. a group of three people or things n. a piece of music for three performers
trip	trip	trip	trip	n. a journey to a place and back n. an act of falling because of hitting your foot on something vi. to fall or nearly fall because of hitting your foot on something
tripled	tripl𝕖d	tripl-ed	tripl-𝕖d	v. increase threefold
tripped	tripp𝕖ḋ	tripp-ed	tripp-𝕖ḋ
tripper	trippe̊r	tripp-er	tripp-e̊r	n. a person who is taking a short pleasure trip
tripping	tripping	tripp-ing	tripp-ing
triple	triple	trip-le	trip-le	a. consisting of three parts v. to become three times as much
triplet	triple̊t	trip-let	trip-le̊t	n. one of three offspring born at the same time from the same pregnancy
triplex	triplex	trip-lex	trip-lex	a. having three units or components or elements
tripling	tripling	trip-ling	trip-ling	n. increase by a factor of three
triply	triplẏ	trip-ly	trip-lẏ	adv. in a triple manner
trips	trips	trip-s	trip-s
tripwire	tripwīre	trip-wire	trip-wīre	n. a small strip of wire that triggers an alarm or trap when disturbed
trippy	trippẏ	tripp-y	tripp-ẏ	a. (informal) resembling the effects of a hallucinogenic drug
tripe	trīpe	tripe	trīpe	n. the stomach of a cow or ox eaten as food n. (informal) nonsense
triplicate	triplicåte	tripl-ic-ate	tripl-ic-åte	n. one of three copies v. reproduce threefold
trismus	triṡmůs	trismus	triṡmůs	n. prolonged spasm of the jaw muscles
triste	triste	triste	triste	a. sad (French)
trite	trīte	trite	trīte	a. repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse
tritium	tritiům	trit-ium	trit-iům	n. a radioactive isotope of hydrogen
attrition	åttritio̊n	at-trit-ion	åt-trit-io̊n	n. a wearing down to weaken or destroy
contrite	co̊ntrīte	con-trite	co̊n-trīte	a. feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offenses
contrition	co̊ntritio̊n	con-trit-ion	co̊n-trit-io̊n	n. sorrow for sin arising from fear of damnation
contritely	contrīt𝕖lẏ	con-trite-ly	con-trīt𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a rueful manner
detrital	dėtrītål	de-trit-al	dė-trīt-ål	a. of or relating to detritus (loose material resulting from disintegration)
detritus	dėtrītůs	de-trit-us	dė-trīt-ůs	n. loose material worn away from rocks
triturate	tritūrāte	tritur-ate	tritūr-āte	vt. to grind to a fine powder
triumph	trīûmph	tri-umph	trī-ûmph	n. a great victory or achievement vi. to be victorious
triumphal	trīûmphål	tri-umph-al	trī-ûmph-ål	a. relating to or celebrating a triumph
triumphant	trīûmphånt	tri-umph-ant	trī-ûmph-ånt	a. experiencing triumph; victorious
triumphalism	trīůmphåliṡm	tri-umph-al-ism	trī-ůmph-ål-iṡm	n. the attitude that a victory justifies all actions
triumphalist	trīůmphålist	tri-umph-al-ist	trī-ůmph-ål-ist	n. a person who displays triumphalism a. relating to or characteristic of triumphalism
triumphantly	trīûmphåntlẏ	tri-umph-ant-ly	trī-ûmph-ånt-lẏ	adv. in a triumphant manner
triumvirate	trīûmvi̊råte	triumvir-ate	trīûmvi̊r-åte	n. a group of three men responsible for public administration or civil authority
trivia	triviå	trivia	triviå	n. details or pieces of information of little importance
trivial	triviål	trivi-al	trivi-ål	a. of little substance or significance
triviality	triviali̊tẏ	trivi-al-ity	trivi-al-i̊tẏ	n. something of small importance
trivialize	triviålīze	trivi-al-ize	trivi-ål-īze	v. make trivial or insignificant
trivially	triviållẏ	trivi-al-ly	trivi-ål-lẏ	adv. with little effort
trivialization	triviålīzātio̊n	trivi-al-iz-at-ion	trivi-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of making something seem less important or serious than it is
contrive	co̊ntrīve	con-trive	co̊n-trīve	v make or work out a plan for; devise v come up with (an idea, plan, explanation, theory, or principle) after a mental effort v put or send forth
contrivance	co̊ntrīvånce	con-triv-ance	co̊n-trīv-ånce	n. a device or invention; a deceitful scheme
contrived	co̊ntrīv𝕖d	con-triv-ed	co̊n-trīv-𝕖d	a. showing effects of planning or manipulation
nontrivial	nontriviål	non-trivi-al	non-trivi-ål	a. not trivial; significant or requiring effort to solve
trivet	trivėt	trivet	trivėt	n. a three-legged metal stand for supporting a cooking vessel in a hearth n. a stand with short feet used under a hot dish on a table
trochanter	trōc𝕙ante̊r	troch-ant-er	trōc𝕙-ant-e̊r	n. one of the bony prominences near the upper extremity of the femur
troglodyte	tro𝕘lo̊dȳte	troglodyte	tro𝕘lo̊dȳte	n. someone who lives in a cave n. one who lives in solitude
troika	troikå	troika	troikå	n. a Russian carriage pulled by three horses abreast n. a group of three
trojan	trōjån	trojan	trōjån	n. a person from ancient Troy a. relating to Troy or its people n. a type of malware
control	co̊ntrōl	con-trol	co̊n-trōl	n. the power to influence or direct people's behavior or the course of events v. to determine the behavior or supervise the running of
controllable	co̊ntrōllåble	con-troll-able	co̊n-trōll-åble	a. capable of being controlled
controlled	co̊ntrōll𝕖d	con-troll-ed	co̊n-trōll-𝕖d	a. restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds
controller	co̊ntrōlle̊r	con-troll-er	co̊n-trōll-e̊r	n. a person or device that controls something
controlling	co̊ntrōlling	con-troll-ing	co̊n-trōll-ing	a. able to control or determine policy
controls	co̊ntrōlṡ	con-trol-s	co̊n-trōl-ṡ
controllability	co̊ntrōllåbilitẏ	con-troll-abil-ity	co̊n-trōll-åbil-itẏ	n. capability of being controlled
biocontrol	bīo̊control	bio-con-trol	bīo̊-con-trol	n. the use of natural enemies to control pests
decontrol	dēco̊ntrōl	de-con-trol	dē-co̊n-trōl	v. relax or remove controls of
microcontroller	mīcrōco̊ntrōlle̊r	micro-con-troll-er	mīcrō-co̊n-trōll-e̊r	n. a microprocessor on a single integrated circuit for embedded systems
troll	trōll	troll	trōll	n. a cave-dwelling creature in folklore; a person who posts provocative messages online v. to fish by drawing a line through water
troller	trōlle̊r	troll-er	trōll-e̊r	n. a fisherman who uses a hook and line
trolley	trollėy	troll-ey	troll-ėy	n. a wheeled vehicle that runs on rails and is propelled by electricity
trolling	trōlling	troll-ing	trōll-ing	n. angling by drawing a baited line through the water v. circulate, move around
trolls	trōllṡ	troll-s	trōll-ṡ
trolly	trollẏ	troll-y	troll-ẏ	n. a small cart on wheels
trolleybus	trollėybůs	troll-ey-bus	troll-ėy-bůs	n. a bus powered by overhead wires
comptroller	co̊m𝕡trōlle̊r	comp-troll-er	co̊m𝕡-trōll-e̊r	n. someone who maintains and audits business accounts
trollop	trollo̊p	trollop	trollo̊p	n a dirty untidy woman n a woman adulterer
trombonist	trombōnist	trombon-ist	trombōn-ist	n. a musician who plays the trombone
trombone	trombōne	trombone	trombōne	n. a brass instrument with a long tube varied by a U-shaped slide
trommel	trommel	trommel	trommel	n. a revolving sieve for separating or sizing ores
tromp	tromp	tromp	tromp	v. walk heavily and firmly v. trample
intron	intro̊n	in-tron	in-tro̊n	n. sequence of a eukaryotic gene's DNA that is not translated into a protein
troop	troop	troop	troop	n. a group of soldiers n. a group of people or animals vi. to move in a group
trooper	troope̊r	troop-er	troop-e̊r	n. a state police officer
troops	troops	troop-s	troop-s
troopship	troopship	troop-ship	troop-ship	n. ship for transporting troops
paratroop	paråtroop	para-troop	parå-troop	n. troops trained to parachute from airplanes
paratrooper	paråtroope̊r	para-troop-er	parå-troop-e̊r	n. a soldier in the paratroops
tropic	tropic	trop-ic	trop-ic	n. either of two parallels at 23.5 degrees north and south of the equator
tropical	tropicål	trop-ic-al	trop-ic-ål	a. relating to the tropics; hot and humid
tropics	tropics	trop-ic-s	trop-ic-s	n. the region between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn
apotropaic	apo̊tro̊pāic	apo-trop-a-ic	apo̊-tro̊p-ā-ic	a. having the power to prevent evil or bad luck
entropic	entrōpic	en-trop-ic	en-trōp-ic	a. of or relating to entropy
entropy	entro̊pẏ	en-trop-y	en-tro̊p-ẏ	n. a thermodynamic quantity representing the amount of energy unavailable for work
isotropic	īsōtropic	iso-trop-ic	īsō-trop-ic	a. invariant with respect to direction
neotropical	nēo̊tropicål	neo-trop-ic-al	nēo̊-trop-ic-ål	a. relating to the tropical regions of Central and South America
psychotropic	𝕡sȳc𝕙ōtropic	psycho-trop-ic	𝕡sȳc𝕙ō-trop-ic	a. affecting the mind or mood or other mental processes
subtropic	sûbtropic	sub-trop-ic	sûb-trop-ic	a. relating to the subtropics
semitropical	semĩtropicål	semi-trop-ic-al	semĩ-trop-ic-ål	a. of or relating to or characteristic of conditions in the subtropics
subtropical	sûbtropicål	sub-trop-ic-al	sûb-trop-ic-ål	a. of or relating to or characteristic of conditions in the subtropics
subtropics	sûbtropics	sub-trop-ic-s	sûb-trop-ic-s	n. regions adjacent to the tropics
zoetrope	zōėtrōpe	zoe-trope	zōė-trōpe	n. an optical toy where figures in a cylinder appear to move through slits
anisotropic	ånīsōtropic	an-iso-trop-ic	ån-īsō-trop-ic	a. not invariant with respect to direction
anisotropy	anīsotro̊pẏ	an-iso-trop-y	an-īso-tro̊p-ẏ	n. the property of having a different value when measured in different directions
gonadotropin	gonådo̊tropin	gonad-o-trop-in	gonåd-o̊-trop-in	n. hormone secreted by the anterior pituitary and placenta; stimulates the gonads
trope	trōpe	trope	trōpe	n. language used in a figurative or nonliteral sense
trophic	trophic	troph-ic	troph-ic	a. of or relating to nutrition
trophies	trōphi𝕖ṡ	troph-ies	trōph-i𝕖ṡ
trophy	trōphẏ	troph-y	trōph-ẏ	n. a prize or award for victory or success
atrophic	atrophic	a-troph-ic	a-troph-ic	a. relating to or characterized by atrophy
atrophy	atro̊phẏ	a-troph-y	a-tro̊ph-ẏ	n. a decrease in size of an organ caused by disease or disuse v. to undergo atrophy
atrophied	atro̊phĩ𝕖d	a-troph-i-ed	a-tro̊ph-ĩ-𝕖d	a. diminished in size or strength as a result of disease, injury or lack of use
dystrophy	dẏstro̊phẏ	dys-troph-y	dẏs-tro̊ph-ẏ	n. any degenerative disorder resulting from inadequate or faulty nutrition
eutrophic	eūtrophic	eu-troph-ic	eū-troph-ic	a. of a lake or other body of water rich in nutrients and subject to eutrophication
heterotrophic	hete̊ro̊trophic	hetero-troph-ic	hete̊ro̊-troph-ic	a. requiring organic compounds of carbon and nitrogen for nourishment
hypertrophy	hȳpe̊rtrōphẏ	hyper-troph-y	hȳpe̊r-trōph-ẏ	n. abnormal enlargement of a body part or organ
hypertrophied	hȳpe̊rtro̊phi𝕖d	hyper-troph-i-ed	hȳpe̊r-tro̊ph-i-𝕖d	a. excessively enlarged due to increased size of constituent cells
amyotrophic	amȳo̊trōphic	a-myo-troph-ic	a-mȳo̊-trōph-ic	a. relating to or characterized by muscle wasting
trot	trot	trot	trot	n. a gait faster than a walk; diagonally opposite legs strike the ground together v. run at a moderately swift pace
trotter	trotte̊r	trott-er	trott-e̊r	n. foot of a pig or sheep especially one used as food
trotting	trotting	trott-ing	trott-ing	v. run at a moderate pace v. ride at a trot
trotline	trotlīne	trot-line	trot-līne	n. a long fishing line with many shorter lines and hooks attached to it
troth	trōth	troth	trōth	n. a mutual promise to marry n. a solemn pledge of fidelity
betroth	bėtrōṫh	be-troth	bė-trōṫh	v. promise to give in marriage
betrothal	bėtrōṫhål	be-troth-al	bė-trōṫh-ål	n. a mutual promise to marry n. the act of becoming betrothed or engaged
betrothed	bėtrōṫh𝕖d	be-troth-ed	bė-trōṫh-𝕖d	n. the person to whom you are engaged
troubadour	troùbådōur	troubadour	troùbådōur	n. a singer of folk songs
trouble	trôuble	trouble	trôuble	n. problems or difficulties n. a situation causing worry or distress vt. to cause someone to feel worried or upset
troubled	trôubl𝕖d	troubl-ed	trôubl-𝕖d	a. characterized by or indicative of distress or affliction or danger or need
troubling	trôubling	troubl-ing	trôubl-ing	a. causing distress or worry
troubles	trôubl𝕖ṡ	trouble-s	trôubl𝕖-ṡ
troubleshoot	trôubl𝕖shoot	trouble-shoot	trôubl𝕖-shoot	v. to locate and correct problems or faults
troublesome	trôubl𝕖so̊me	trouble-some	trôubl𝕖-so̊me	a. difficult to deal with; causing trouble
troublemaker	trôubl𝕖māke̊r	trouble-mak-er	trôubl𝕖-māk-e̊r	n. someone who deliberately stirs up trouble
troubleshooter	trôubl𝕖shoote̊r	trouble-shoot-er	trôubl𝕖-shoot-e̊r	n. a person whose job is to locate and fix sources of trouble
troubleshooting	trôubl𝕖shooting	trouble-shoot-ing	trôubl𝕖-shoot-ing	n. the activity of finding and removing faults
troublingly	trôublinglẏ	troubl-ing-ly	trôubl-ing-lẏ	adv. in a troubling manner
untroubled	ûntrôubl𝕖d	un-troubl-ed	ûn-trôubl-𝕖d	a. not beset by troubles or disturbance or distress
trough	trough	trough	trough	n. a long narrow container for water or food n. a low point between two waves
trounce	tròunce	trounce	tròunce	vt. to defeat thoroughly
trouncing	tròuncing	trounc-ing	tròunc-ing	n. a sound defeat v. beat severely with a whip or rod
trouper	troùpe̊r	troup-er	troùp-e̊r	n. a person who is reliable and uncomplaining and hard working
troupe	troùpe	troupe	troùpe	n. a group of performers, especially theatrical
trousers	tròuṡe̊rṡ	trous-er-s	tròuṡ-e̊r-ṡ	n. a garment from waist to ankles, with separate parts for each leg
trousseau	troūsse̊aù	trousseau	troūsse̊aù	n. the personal outfit of a bride; clothes and accessories and linens
trout	tròut	trout	tròut	n. a freshwater fish of the salmon family, prized as food and game
trouvaille	troùvaīlle	trouvaille	troùvaīlle	n. a lucky find (French)
trove	trōve	trove	trōve	n. treasure of unknown ownership found hidden
trowel	tròwel	trowel	tròwel	n. a small hand tool with a handle and flat metal blade v. to use a trowel
truce	trūce	truce	trūce	n. an agreement to stop fighting temporarily
TRUE		TRUE
truth	trūth	truth	trūth	n. the quality or state of being true; a fact or belief that is accepted as true
truant	trūånt	tru-ant	trū-ånt	n. one who is absent from school without permission a. absent without permission
truer	trūe̊r	tru-er	trū-e̊r
truest	trūėst	tru-est	trū-ėst
truthful	trūthfůl	truth-ful	trūth-fůl	a. telling or expressing the truth; conforming to truth
truism	trūiṡm	tru-ism	trū-iṡm	n. an obvious truth
truly	trūlẏ	tru-ly	trū-lẏ	adv. in a truthful way adv. genuinely; really
truths	trūths	truth-s	trūth-s
truthfully	trūthfůllẏ	truth-ful-ly	trūth-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a truthful manner
truthfulness	trūthfůlne̊ss	truth-ful-ness	trūth-fůl-ne̊ss	n. the quality of being truthful
truthiness	trūthine̊ss	truth-i-ness	trūth-i-ne̊ss	n. the quality of seeming to be true according to one's intuition rather than facts
truancy	trūåncẏ	tru-anc-y	trū-ånc-ẏ	n. the act of staying away from school without permission
altruism	altrūiṡm	al-tru-ism	al-trū-iṡm	n. the quality of unselfish concern for the welfare of others
altruistic	ãltrūistic	al-tru-ist-ic	ãl-trū-ist-ic	a. showing unselfish concern for the welfare of others
altruistically	altrùisticållẏ	al-tru-ist-ic-al-ly	al-trù-ist-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in an altruistic manner
untrue	ûntrūe	un-true	ûn-trūe	a. not according with the facts; not faithful
untruth	ûntrūth	un-truth	ûn-trūth	n. a false statement
untruthful	ûntrūthfûl	un-truth-ful	ûn-trūth-fûl	a. not expressing or given to expressing the truth
untruthfully	ûntrūthfůllẏ	un-truth-ful-ly	ûn-trūth-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a mendacious and untruthful manner
truck	trûck	truck	trûck	n. a large motor vehicle for carrying goods vt. to transport by truck
truckbed	trûckb𝕖d	truck-bed	trûck-b𝕖d	n. the cargo area of a truck
trucker	trûcke̊r	truck-er	trûck-e̊r	n. someone who drives a truck as an occupation
trucking	trûcking	truck-ing	trûck-ing	n. the activity of transporting goods by truck
truckload	trûcklōad	truck-load	trûck-lōad	n. the amount that a truck can carry
trucks	trûcks	truck-s	trûck-s
truckstop	trûckstop	truck-stop	trûck-stop	n. a roadside service area for trucks, providing fuel, food, and rest facilities
truculence	trûcūle̊nce	trucul-ence	trûcūl-e̊nce	n. obstreperous and defiant aggressiveness
truculent	trûcūle̊nt	trucul-ent	trûcūl-e̊nt	a. defiantly aggressive
detrude	dėtrūde	de-trude	dė-trūde	vt. to push or thrust down
extrude	ėxtrūde	ex-trude	ėx-trūde	v. form or shape by forcing through an opening
extruded	ėxtrūd𝕖d	ex-trud-ed	ėx-trūd-𝕖d	v form or shape by forcing through an opening
extruder	extrūde̊r	ex-trud-er	ex-trūd-e̊r	n. a machine that shapes material by forcing it through a die
extrusion	ėxtrūsio̊n	ex-trus-ion	ėx-trūs-io̊n	n. squeezing out by applying pressure
intrude	intrūde	in-trude	in-trūde	v. enter uninvited; thrust oneself in as if by force
intruder	intrūde̊r	in-trud-er	in-trūd-e̊r	n. a person who enters a place without permission
intruding	intrūding	in-trud-ing	in-trūd-ing	v. enter uninvited a. projecting inward
intrusion	intrūsio̊n	in-trus-ion	in-trūs-io̊n	n. entrance by force or without permission or welcome
intrusive	intrūsive	in-trus-ive	in-trūs-ive	a. tending to intrude upon privacy
intrusively	intrūsiv𝕖lẏ	in-trus-ive-ly	in-trūs-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a way that intrudes
intrusiveness	intrūsiv𝕖nėss	in-trus-ive-ness	in-trūs-iv𝕖-nėss	n. aggressiveness as evidenced by intruding or advancing yourself without invitation
obtrude	o̊btrūde	ob-trude	o̊b-trūde	v push to thrust outward v thrust oneself in as if by force
obtrusive	o̊btrūsive	ob-trus-ive	o̊b-trūs-ive	a. undesirably noticeable; sticking out; protruding
protrude	prōtrūde	pro-trude	prō-trūde	v. to extend out or project in space
protruding	prōtrūding	pro-trud-ing	prō-trūd-ing	a. extending out above or beyond a surface
protrusion	prōtrūsio̊n	pro-trus-ion	prō-trūs-io̊n	n. the act of projecting out from something
protrusive	prōtrūsive	pro-trus-ive	prō-trūs-ive	a. thrusting forward
unobtrusive	ûno̊btrūsive	un-ob-trus-ive	ûn-o̊b-trūs-ive	a. not obtrusive or undesirably noticeable
unobtrusively	ûno̊btrūsiv𝕖lẏ	un-ob-trus-ive-ly	ûn-o̊b-trūs-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in an unobtrusive manner
trudge	trûdge	trudge	trûdge	v. to walk slowly and with heavy steps n. a long difficult walk
true	trūe			a. in accordance with fact or reality; not false adv. accurately or without variation
truffled	trûffl𝕖d	truffl-ed	trûffl-𝕖d	a. cooked or stuffed with truffles
truffle	trûffle	truff-le	trûff-le	n. an edible underground fungus n. a chocolate candy
trump	trûmp	trump	trûmp	n. a playing card in the suit that has been declared trumps v. play a trump
trumpet	trûmpėt	trump-et	trûmp-ėt	n. a brass musical instrument v. to play or sound a trumpet
trumpeted	trûmpe̊tėd	trump-et-ed	trûmp-e̊t-ėd	v. proclaim on, or as if on, a trumpet
trumpeter	trûmpe̊te̊r	trump-et-er	trûmp-e̊t-e̊r	n. a musician who plays the trumpet
trumpeting	trûmpe̊ting	trump-et-ing	trûmp-e̊t-ing	v proclaim on, or as if on, a trumpet v play or blow on the trumpet v utter in trumpet-like sounds
trumpery	trûmpe̊rẏ	trump-er-y	trûmp-e̊r-ẏ	n. showy but worthless things
truncheon	trûncheo̊n	truncheon	trûncheo̊n	n. a short stout club used primarily by policemen
truncate	trûncāte	trunc-ate	trûnc-āte	v. make shorter as if by cutting off
truncated	trûncātėd	trunc-at-ed	trûnc-āt-ėd	a. terminating abruptly by having or as if having an end or point cut off v. make shorter as if by cutting off
truncation	trûncātio̊n	trunc-at-ion	trûnc-āt-io̊n	n. the act of cutting short
trundle	trûndle	trund-le	trûnd-le	n. a small wheel or roller v. to move heavily
trunk	trûnk	trunk	trûnk	n. the main stem of a tree n. a large box for carrying clothes or goods n. the long nose of an elephant
trunkful	trûnkfůl	trunk-ful	trûnk-fůl	n. as much as a trunk will hold
trunks	trûnks	trunk-s	trûnk-s
trunnion	trûnnio̊n	trunn-ion	trûnn-io̊n	n. a cylindrical projection on each side of a cannon, serving to support it
truss	trûss	truss	trûss	n. a framework of beams forming a rigid structure v. to tie the wings and legs of a bird before cooking
trust	trûst	trust	trûst	n. firm belief in the reliability or truth of someone or something v. believe in the reliability or truth of
trusted	trûstėd	trust-ed	trûst-ėd	a. worthy of trust or confidence
trustee	trûstēe	trust-ee	trûst-ēe	n. a person who is given responsibility to manage someone else's property
trustful	trûstfùl	trust-ful	trûst-fùl	a. inclined to believe or confide readily; full of trust
trusting	trûsting	trust-ing	trûst-ing	a. inclined to trust others; full of trust
trusts	trûsts	trust-s	trûst-s
trusty	trûstẏ	trust-y	trûst-ẏ	a. worthy of trust or confidence
trustingly	trûstinglẏ	trust-ing-ly	trûst-ing-lẏ	adv. with trust; in a trusting manner
trusteeship	trûstēeship	trust-ee-ship	trûst-ēe-ship	n. the position of trustee
trustworthy	trûstwo̊rṫhẏ	trust-worth-y	trûst-wo̊rṫh-ẏ	a. worthy of trust or belief
trustworthiness	trûstwo̊rṫhine̊ss	trust-worth-i-ness	trûst-wo̊rṫh-i-ne̊ss	n. the trait of deserving trust and confidence
antitrust	antītrûst	anti-trust	antī-trûst	a. relating to laws that prevent monopolies
distrust	distrûst	dis-trust	dis-trûst	n. lack of trust v. to regard as untrustworthy
distrustful	distrûstfûl	dis-trust-ful	dis-trûst-fûl	a. having or showing distrust
entrust	entrûst	en-trust	en-trûst	v. to give responsibility for something to someone
mistrust	mistrûst	mis-trust	mis-trûst	n. lack of trust or confidence v. to have no confidence in
mistrustful	mistrûstfûl	mis-trust-ful	mis-trûst-fûl	a. openly distrustful and unwilling to confide
untrustworthy	ûntrûstwo̊rṫhẏ	un-trust-worth-y	ûn-trûst-wo̊rṫh-ẏ	a. not worthy of trust or belief
try	trȳ	try	trȳ	v. to make an effort; to attempt; to test; to examine in court
trial	trīål	tri-al	trī-ål	n. a legal process to decide if someone is guilty n. a test of performance or quality n. a difficult experience
tried	trī𝕖d	tri-ed	trī-𝕖d	a. tested and proved useful or correct a. tested and proved to be reliable
trier	trīe̊r	tri-er	trī-e̊r	n. one who tries
tries	trī𝕖ṡ	tr-ies	tr-ī𝕖ṡ
trying	trȳing	try-ing	trȳ-ing	a. hard to endure
tryout	trȳòut	try-out	trȳ-òut	n. a test of the suitability of a performer
trials	trīålṡ	tri-al-s	trī-ål-ṡ
entry	entrẏ	en-try	en-trẏ	n. an act of going in n. an item in a list or record
entrance	entrånce	en-tr-ance	en-tr-ånce	n. something that provides access (to get in or get out) n. the act of entering v. put into a trance
entrant	entrånt	en-tr-ant	en-tr-ånt	n. someone who enters a competition or new field n. a new member of a group
entries	entri𝕖ṡ	en-tr-ies	en-tr-i𝕖ṡ
entryway	entrẏwāy	en-try-way	en-trẏ-wāy	n. something that provides access
entranced	ėntranc𝕖ḋ	en-tr-anc-ed	ėn-tr-anc-𝕖ḋ	a. filled with wonder and delight
entrancing	entråncing	en-tr-anc-ing	en-tr-ånc-ing	v. attract; cause to be enamored a. capturing interest as if by a spell
entrances	entråncėṡ	en-tr-ance-s	en-tr-åncė-ṡ
entranceway	entråncewāy	en-tr-ance-way	en-tr-ånce-wāy	n. something that provides access (to get in or get out)
pretrial	prētrīål	pre-tri-al	prē-trī-ål	n. a conference before trial to outline discovery and define issues to be tried
retry	rētrȳ	re-try	rē-trȳ	v. hear or try a court case anew
retrial	rētrīål	re-tri-al	rē-trī-ål	n. a new trial in which issues already litigated are reexamined
untried	ûntrī𝕖d	un-tri-ed	ûn-trī-𝕖d	a. not tried or tested by experience a. not yet proved or subjected to testing
carpentry	càrpe̊ntrẏ	carp-en-try	càrp-e̊n-trẏ	n. the craft of a carpenter: making things out of wood
trypsin	trẏpsin	trypsin	trẏpsin	n. an enzyme of pancreatic origin; catalyzes the hydrolysis of proteins to smaller units
tryptophan	trẏpto̊phan	tryptophan	trẏpto̊phan	n. an amino acid that occurs in proteins; essential for growth and normal metabolism
tryst	trẏst	tryst	trẏst	n. a date; usually with a member of the opposite sex
tsar	tṡàr	tsar	tṡàr	n. a male monarch or emperor (especially of Russia prior to 1917)
tsarist	tṡàrist	tsar-ist	tṡàr-ist	a. of or relating to or characteristic of a czar
tsetse	tsētsē	tsetse	tsētsē	n. a bloodsucking African fly that transmits sleeping sickness
tsunami	tsūnàmĩ	tsunami	tsūnàmĩ	n. a large ocean wave caused by an earthquake
tub	tûb	tub	tûb	n. a large open container for holding liquids or bathing
tube	tūbe	tube	tūbe	n. a long hollow object (usually cylindrical) used to hold and conduct liquids or gases n. an electronic device with electrodes in an evacuated glass envelope v. provide with a tube or insert a tube into
tubal	tūbål	tub-al	tūb-ål	a. relating to or occurring in a tube such as the Fallopian or Eustachian tube
tubbish	tûbbish	tubb-ish	tûbb-ish	a. shaped like a tub
tubing	tūbing	tub-ing	tūb-ing	n. conduit consisting of a long hollow object used to hold or conduct liquids or gases
tubeless	tūb𝕖lėss	tube-less	tūb𝕖-lėss	a. of a tire; not needing an inner tube
tubes	tūb𝕖ṡ	tube-s	tūb𝕖-ṡ
tubs	tûbṡ	tub-s	tûb-ṡ
tubule	tūbūle	tub-ule	tūb-ūle	n. a small tube
tubby	tûbbẏ	tubb-y	tûbb-ẏ	a. short and plump
tubular	tūbūlår	tub-ul-ar	tūb-ūl-år	a. constituting a tube; having hollow tubes
tuberculosis	tūbe̊rcūlōsis	tub-er-cul-o-sis	tūb-e̊r-cūl-ō-sis	n. a serious infectious disease that mainly affects the lungs
intubate	intūbāte	in-tub-ate	in-tūb-āte	v introduce a cannula or tube into
intubation	intūbātio̊n	in-tub-at-ion	in-tūb-āt-io̊n	n. the insertion of a cannula or tube into a hollow body organ
microtubule	mīcrōtūbūle	micro-tub-ule	mīcrō-tūb-ūle	n. a microscopically small tubule
nanotube	nānōtūbe	nano-tube	nānō-tūbe	n. a cylindrical carbon molecule
protuberate	pro̊tūbe̊rāte	pro-tuber-ate	pro̊-tūbe̊r-āte	v. to swell or bulge out
tuba	tūbå	tuba	tūbå	n. the lowest brass wind instrument
tuber	tūbe̊r	tub-er	tūb-e̊r	n. a thick underground stem of a plant
tuberose	tūbe̊rōṡe	tuber-ose	tūbe̊r-ōṡe	n. a Mexican herb cultivated for its spikes of highly fragrant white flowers
tuberous	tūbe̊ro̊us	tuber-ous	tūbe̊r-o̊us	a. of or relating to or resembling a tuber
tubercular	tūbe̊rcūlår	tuber-cul-ar	tūbe̊r-cūl-år	a. relating to tuberculosis or those suffering from it a. characterized by the presence of tuberculosis lesions
tuberculin	tūbe̊rcūlin	tuber-cul-in	tūbe̊r-cūl-in	n. a sterile liquid containing a purified protein derivative of the tuberculosis bacterium
tuberosity	tūbe̊rositẏ	tuber-os-ity	tūbe̊r-os-itẏ	n. a rounded protuberance on a bone
tuberculous	tūbe̊rcūlo̊us	tuber-cul-ous	tūbe̊r-cūl-o̊us	a. afflicted with or caused by tuberculosis
protuberance	prōtūbe̊rånce	pro-tuber-ance	prō-tūbe̊r-ånce	n. the condition of being protuberant; the condition of bulging out
protuberant	prōtūbe̊rånt	pro-tuber-ant	prō-tūbe̊r-ånt	a. curving outward
tubercle	tūbe̊rcle	tubercle	tūbe̊rcle	n. a swelling that is the characteristic lesion of tuberculosis n. a small rounded protuberance
tuck	tûck	tuck	tûck	vt. push or fold into a secure place n. a fold stitched into fabric
tucked	tûck𝕖ḋ	tuck-ed	tûck-𝕖ḋ	a. having tucked or being tucked
tucking	tûcking	tuck-ing	tûck-ing
tucks	tûcks	tuck-s	tûck-s
untucked	ûntûck𝕖d	un-tuck-ed	ûn-tûck-𝕖d	a. not tucked in
tuesday	tū𝕖ṡdāy			n. the third day of the week
tufa	tūfå	tufa	tūfå	n. a soft porous rock consisting of calcium carbonate deposited from springs
tuft	tûft	tuft	tûft	n. a bunch of hair or feathers or growing grass n. a bunch of feathers or hair
tufted	tûft𝕖d	tuft-ed	tûft-𝕖d	a. having or adorned with tufts
tug	tûg	tug	tûg	v. to pull something hard with a sudden movement n. a strong pull; a boat used for towing
tugboat	tûgbōat	tug-boat	tûg-bōat	n. a powerful small boat designed to pull or push larger ships
tugging	tûgging	tugg-ing	tûgg-ing	v. pull hard
tuition	tūitio̊n	tuit-ion	tūit-io̊n	n. a fee paid for instruction, especially for higher education
intuit	intūit	in-tuit	in-tūit	v. to know or grasp by intuition or feeling
intuition	intūitio̊n	in-tuit-ion	in-tūit-io̊n	n. instinctive knowing (without the use of rational processes) n. an impression that something might be the case
intuitive	intūitive	in-tuit-ive	in-tūit-ive	a. based on what one feels to be true without conscious reasoning
intuitively	intūitiv𝕖lẏ	in-tuit-ive-ly	in-tūit-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in an intuitive manner; by instinct
tularemia	tūlårēmiå	tular-em-ia	tūlår-ēm-iå	n. a highly infectious disease of rodents sometimes transmitted to humans
tule	tūlė	tule	tūlė	n. a tall freshwater sedge of western North America
tulip	tūlip	tul-ip	tūl-ip	n. a perennial bulbous herb with showy flowers
tulle	tūlle	tulle	tūlle	n. a fine often starched net used for veils or tutus or gowns
tum	tûm	tum	tûm	n. an enlarged and muscular saclike organ of the alimentary canal
tumor	tūmo̊r	tumor	tūmo̊r	n. an abnormal growth of tissue
tumid	tūmid	tum-id	tūm-id	a. swollen
tummies	tûmmi𝕖ṡ	tumm-ies	tûmm-i𝕖ṡ
tumour	tūmo̊ur	tum-our	tūm-o̊ur	n. an abnormal growth of tissue
tumors	tūmo̊rṡ	tumor-s	tūmo̊r-ṡ
tummy	tûmmẏ	tumm-y	tûmm-ẏ	n. the stomach (informal, used especially by or to children)
contumelious	contùmėlio̊us	con-tumeli-ous	con-tùmėli-o̊us	a. insolent and humiliating
contumacy	contūmåcẏ	con-tumac-y	con-tūmåc-ẏ	n. stubborn refusal to obey authority
contumely	contūmėlẏ	con-tumel-y	con-tūmėl-ẏ	n. insolent or offensive language or behavior
contumacious	contūmācio̊us	con-tum-ac-ious	con-tūm-āc-io̊us	a. stubbornly disobedient; resisting authority
intumescence	intūmesc𝕖nce	in-tum-esc-ence	in-tūm-esc-𝕖nce	n. a swelling or enlargement
tumble	tûmble	tumble	tûmble	v. to fall suddenly and helplessly v. to roll over and over n. a fall
tumbled	tûmbl𝕖d	tumbl-ed	tûmbl-𝕖d	v. fall down, as if collapsing v. fall suddenly and sharply
tumbling	tûmbling	tumbl-ing	tûmbl-ing	n. the act of falling or rolling
tumbler	tûmble̊r	tumble-r	tûmble̊-r	n. a glass with a flat bottom but no handle or stem
tumbleweed	tûmblewēed	tumble-weed	tûmble-wēed	n. a plant that breaks from its roots and rolls driven by the wind
tumescence	tūmesce̊nce	tumesc-ence	tūmesc-e̊nce	n. tumidity resulting from the presence of blood or other fluid in the tissues
tumescent	tūmescėnt	tumesc-ent	tūmesc-ėnt	a. abnormally distended especially by fluids or gas
tumult	tūmûlt	tumult	tūmûlt	n. a state of confusion and disorder
tumultuous	tūmûltūo̊us	tumult-uous	tūmûlt-ūo̊us	a. characterized by unrest or disorder
tun	tûn	tun	tûn	n. a large cask for wine or beer
tune	tūne	tune	tūne	n. a melody or musical composition vt. to adjust a musical instrument to the correct pitch
tuna	tūnå	tun-a	tūn-å	n. a large sea fish used for food
tunable	tūnåble	tun-able	tūn-åble	a. capable of being tuned
tuned	tūn𝕖d	tun-ed	tūn-𝕖d	v. adjust for better functioning v. adjust the pitches of musical instruments
tuner	tūne̊r	tun-er	tūn-e̊r	n. someone who tunes pianos
tunnel	tûnne̊l	tunn-el	tûnn-e̊l	n. an underground passage v. to dig a tunnel through something
tuneful	tūn𝕖fůl	tune-ful	tūn𝕖-fůl	a. having a musical sound; especially a pleasing tune
tunic	tūnic	tun-ic	tūn-ic	n. a loose fitting garment extending to the hips or knees
tuning	tūning	tun-ing	tūn-ing	n. calibrating something to a standard frequency
tunisian	tūnĩs̃i̊ån	tunis-ian	tūnĩs̃-i̊ån	n. a native or inhabitant of Tunisia a. of or relating to Tunisia or its people
tuneless	tūn𝕖lėss	tune-less	tūn𝕖-lėss	a. not having a musical sound or pleasing tune
tunes	tūn𝕖ṡ	tune-s	tūn𝕖-ṡ
tunesmith	tūn𝕖smith	tune-smith	tūn𝕖-smith	n. a composer of popular songs
tunica	tūnicå	tun-ic-a	tūn-ic-å	n. an enveloping or covering membrane or layer of body tissue
tunneled	tûnne̊l𝕖d	tunn-el-ed	tûnn-e̊l-𝕖d
tunneling	tûnne̊ling	tunn-el-ing	tûnn-e̊l-ing	v. move through by or as by digging v. force a way through
tunelessly	tūn𝕖lėsslẏ	tune-less-ly	tūn𝕖-lėss-lẏ	adv. in a tuneless fashion
tunas	tūnåṡ	tun-a-s	tūn-å-ṡ
tunnels	tûnne̊lṡ	tunn-el-s	tûnn-e̊l-ṡ
attune	åttūne	at-tune	åt-tūne	v. adjust or accustom to; bring into harmony with
attuned	åttūn𝕖d	at-tun-ed	åt-tūn-𝕖d	v. adjust or accustom to; bring into harmony with
attunement	åttūn𝕖me̊nt	at-tune-ment	åt-tūn𝕖-me̊nt	n. the process of making harmonious or in tune
retune	rėtūne	re-tune	rė-tūne	v. tune again or anew
obtundent	o̊btûnde̊nt	ob-tund-ent	o̊b-tûnd-e̊nt	a. soothing or dulling pain
tundra	tûndrå	tundra	tûndrå	n. a vast treeless plain in the Arctic regions where the subsoil is permanently frozen
tungsten	tûngste̊n	tungsten	tûngste̊n	n. a heavy grey-white metallic element used mainly in electrical applications
vituperation	vitūpe̊rātio̊n	vi-tuper-at-ion	vi-tūpe̊r-āt-io̊n	n. abusive language used to express blame, censure or bitter ill will
tuppence	tûppe̊nce	tuppence	tûppe̊nce	n. a former UK silver coin; UK bronze decimal coin worth two pennies
turban	tůrbån	turb-an	tůrb-ån	n. a headdress consisting of a long scarf wrapped around the head
turbid	tůrbid	turb-id	tůrb-id	a. (of liquids) clouded as with sediment
turbine	tůrbine	turb-ine	tůrb-ine	n. a machine for producing power in which a wheel is turned by moving fluid
turbinate	tůrbinȧte	turb-in-ate	tůrb-in-ȧte	a. of or relating to the scroll-shaped turbinate bones in the nasal passages
turbaned	tůrbån𝕖d	turb-an-ed	tůrb-ån-𝕖d	a. wearing a turban
turbulence	tůrbūle̊nce	turb-ul-ence	tůrb-ūl-e̊nce	n. a state of violent disturbance or disorder n. irregular motion of the atmosphere
turbulent	tůrbūle̊nt	turb-ul-ent	tůrb-ūl-e̊nt	a. characterized by unrest or disorder a. (of a liquid) agitated vigorously
turbidity	tůrbidi̊tẏ	turb-id-ity	tůrb-id-i̊tẏ	n. muddiness created by stirring up sediment or having foreign particles suspended
disturb	distůrb	dis-turb	dis-tůrb	vt. interrupt or bother someone vt. make anxious or uneasy
disturbance	distůrbånce	dis-turb-ance	dis-tůrb-ånce	n. the act of disturbing; a noisy public disorder
disturbed	distůrb𝕖d	dis-turb-ed	dis-tůrb-𝕖d	a. emotionally upset; having been interrupted or interfered with
disturber	distůrbe̊r	dis-turb-er	dis-tůrb-e̊r	n. someone who interrupts peace and quiet; causes disorder and commotion
disturbing	distůrbing	dis-turb-ing	dis-tůrb-ing	a. causing distress or worry
disturbs	distůrbṡ	dis-turb-s	dis-tůrb-ṡ
disturbingly	distůrbinglẏ	dis-turb-ing-ly	dis-tůrb-ing-lẏ	adv. in a disturbing manner
perturb	pe̊rtůrb	per-turb	pe̊r-tůrb	vt. to disturb or cause anxiety
perturbed	pe̊rtůrb𝕖d	per-turb-ed	pe̊r-tůrb-𝕖d	v. disturb in mind or make uneasy a. thrown into a state of agitated confusion
perturbation	pe̊rtůrbātio̊n	per-turb-at-ion	pe̊r-tůrb-āt-io̊n	n. a state of agitation or confusion; a slight deviation from a normal state
imperturbable	impe̊rtůrbåble	im-per-turb-able	im-pe̊r-tůrb-åble	a. not easily perturbed or upset; marked by extreme calm and composure
imperturbably	impe̊rtůrbåblẏ	im-per-turb-ab-ly	im-pe̊r-tůrb-åb-lẏ	adv. in an imperturbable manner; calmly
undisturbed	ûndistůrb𝕖d	un-dis-turb-ed	ûn-dis-tůrb-𝕖d	a. untroubled by interference or disturbance
unperturbed	ûnpe̊rtůrb𝕖d	un-per-turb-ed	ûn-pe̊r-tůrb-𝕖d	a. free from emotional agitation or nervous tension
turbo	tůrbō	turbo	tůrbō	n. a turbine or turbocharger
turbofan	tůrbōfan	turbo-fan	tůrbō-fan	n. a jet engine with a turbine-driven fan providing extra air and thrust
turbojet	tůrbōjet	turbo-jet	tůrbō-jet	n. a jet engine with a turbine-driven fan providing extra air and thrust
turbolift	tůrbōlift	turbo-lift	tůrbō-lift	n. (in science fiction) a high-speed elevator using turbolift technology
turboprop	tůrbōprop	turbo-prop	tůrbō-prop	n. an airplane with an external propeller driven by a turbojet engine
turbocharged	tůrbōchàrg𝕖d	turbo-charg-ed	tůrbō-chàrg-𝕖d	a. (of an engine) equipped with a turbocharger
turbot	tůrbōt	turbot	tůrbōt	n. a large brownish European flatfish
turd	tůrd	turd	tůrd	n. a piece of excrement
turds	tůrdṡ	turd-s	tůrd-ṡ
tureen	tūrēen	tureen	tūrēen	n. large deep serving dish with a cover; for serving soups and stews
turf	tůrf	turf	tůrf	n. surface layer of ground containing grass and its roots n. territory or area of activity
turgid	tůrgid	turg-id	tůrg-id	a. swollen and congested a. ostentatiously lofty in style
turkey	tůrkėy	turk-ey	tůrk-ėy	n. a large bird kept for its meat n. the meat of this bird
turkic	tůrkic	turk-ic	tůrk-ic	a. of or relating to the Turkic languages or peoples
turkish	tůrkish	turk-ish	tůrk-ish	n. the language spoken in Turkey a. relating to Turkey or its people
turkeys	tůrkėyṡ	turk-ey-s	tůrk-ėy-ṡ
turmeric	tůrme̊ric	turmeric	tůrme̊ric	n. a yellow spice from a plant root
turmoil	tůrmoil	turmoil	tůrmoil	n. a state of great disturbance or confusion
turn	tůrn	turn	tůrn	v. to move around a point; to change direction; to become n. the act of turning; a change of direction; one's chance
turnabout	tůrnåbòut	turn-about	tůrn-åbòut	n. a decision to reverse an earlier decision n. turning in the opposite direction
turnaround	tůrnåròund	turn-around	tůrn-åròund	n. the process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or aircraft for return n. an area sufficiently large for a vehicle to turn around
turnbuckle	tůrnbûckle	turn-buckle	tůrn-bûckle	n. a metal coupling used to adjust the length or tension of a rod
turncoat	tůrncōat	turn-coat	tůrn-cōat	n. a disloyal person who betrays or deserts his cause or political party
turndown	tůrndòwn	turn-down	tůrn-dòwn	n. the act of refusing an offer
turned	tůrn𝕖d	turn-ed	tůrn-𝕖d	a. moved around an axis or center
turner	tůrne̊r	turn-er	tůrn-e̊r	n. a surname; one who turns
turning	tůrning	turn-ing	tůrn-ing	n. a movement in a new direction n. a place where a road turns
turnip	tůrnip	turn-ip	tůrn-ip	n. a round root vegetable
turnkey	tůrnkēy	turn-key	tůrn-kēy	n someone who guards prisoners
turnoff	tůrnoff	turn-off	tůrn-off	n. something causing loss of interest; a side road where you can turn off
turnout	tůrnòut	turn-out	tůrn-òut	n. the number of people attending an event n. a widened part of a road
turnover	tůrnōve̊r	turn-over	tůrn-ōve̊r	n. the amount of money taken by a business in a period n. the rate at which people leave and are replaced
turnpike	tůrnpīke	turn-pike	tůrn-pīke	n. an expressway on which tolls are collected
turns	tůrnṡ	turn-s	tůrn-ṡ
turnstile	tůrnstīle	turn-stile	tůrn-stīle	n. a gate consisting of rotating arms set in a passageway for controlling entry
turntable	tůrntāble	turn-table	tůrn-tāble	n. a revolving circular platform
overturn	ōve̊rtůrn	over-turn	ōve̊r-tůrn	v. to turn over; to reverse a decision n. an unexpected victory
overturned	ōve̊rtůrn𝕖d	over-turn-ed	ōve̊r-tůrn-𝕖d	a. having been turned so that the bottom is no longer the bottom v. turn from an upright position
overturning	ōve̊rtůrning	over-turn-ing	ōve̊r-tůrn-ing	v. turn from an upright or normal position v. rule against
return	rėtůrn	re-turn	rė-tůrn	v. to come or go back to a place or person n. the act of returning to a place or former condition
returnable	rētůrnåble	re-turn-able	rē-tůrn-åble	a. that may be returned
returned	rėtůrn𝕖d	re-turn-ed	rė-tůrn-𝕖d	v. go or come back to a place or condition v. give back
returnee	rėtůrnēe	re-turn-ee	rė-tůrn-ēe	n. someone who returns after a long absence
returner	rėtůrne̊r	re-turn-er	rė-tůrn-e̊r	n. one who returns
returning	rėtůrning	re-turn-ing	rė-tůrn-ing	a. going or coming back a. tending to return to an earlier state
returns	rėtůrnṡ	re-turn-s	rė-tůrn-ṡ
upturn	ûptůrn	up-turn	ûp-tůrn	n. an upward movement or trend
unturned	ûntůrn𝕖d	un-turn-ed	ûn-tůrn-𝕖d	a. not turned
upturned	ûptůrn𝕖d	up-turn-ed	ûp-tůrn-𝕖d	a. turned upwards
unreturned	ûnrėtůrn𝕖d	un-re-turn-ed	ûn-rė-tůrn-𝕖d	a. not returned
turpentine	tůrpe̊ntīne	turpentine	tůrpe̊ntīne	n. a volatile liquid distilled from pine resin
turpitude	tůrpitūde	turp-itude	tůrp-itūde	n. a corrupt or depraved act or practice
Turpan	Tùrpàn	Turpan	Tùrpàn	n. a city in Xinjiang, China
turquoise	tůrquoiṡe	turquoise	tůrquoiṡe	n. a blue-green mineral used as a gem a. of a blue-green color
turret	turre̊t	turret	turre̊t	n. a small tower on top of a building n. a rotating gun platform on a tank or ship
turreted	turrėtėd	turret-ed	turrėt-ėd	a. furnished with a turret or turrets a. formed like a tower
turtle	tůrtle	turt-le	tůrt-le	n. a reptile with a hard shell that lives in water or on land
turtledove	tůrtl𝕖dôve	turt-le-dove	tůrt-l𝕖-dôve	n. any of several Old World wild doves
turtleneck	tůrtl𝕖neck	turt-le-neck	tůrt-l𝕖-neck	n. a sweater or jersey with a high close-fitting collar
turtles	tůrtl𝕖ṡ	turt-le-s	tůrt-l𝕖-ṡ
contuse	co̊ntūṡe	con-tuse	co̊n-tūṡe	vt. to injure without breaking the skin; to bruise
contusion	co̊ntūsio̊n	con-tus-ion	co̊n-tūs-io̊n	n. the action of bruising; a bruise
obtuse	obtūse	ob-tuse	ob-tūse	a. of an angle between 90 and 180 degrees; lacking in insight or discernment
obtuseness	o̊btūs𝕖nėss	ob-tuse-ness	o̊b-tūs𝕖-nėss	n. the quality of lacking a sharp edge or point
tuscan	tûscån	tuscan	tûscån	a. of or relating to or characteristic of Tuscany or its people
tush	tùsh	tush	tùsh	n. the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on
tusk	tûsk	tusk	tûsk	n. a long pointed tooth for fighting or digging, as in elephants or walruses v. remove the tusks of animals
tussle	tûssle	tuss-le	tûss-le	n. a vigorous struggle or fight v. to struggle or fight roughly
pertussis	pe̊rtûssis	per-tussis	pe̊r-tûssis	n. a disease of the respiratory mucous membrane
tussock	tûsso̊ck	tussock	tûsso̊ck	n. a bunch of hair or feathers or growing grass
tut	tût	tut	tût	v. utter 'tsk,' 'tut,' or 'tut-tut,' as in disapproval
tutelage	tūtėlȧge	tutel-age	tūtėl-ȧge	n. teaching pupils individually
tutelary	tūtėlårẏ	tutel-ary	tūtėl-årẏ	a. providing protective supervision; watching over or safeguarding
tutee	tūtēe	tut-ee	tūt-ēe	n. learns from a tutor
tutor	tūto̊r	tut-or	tūt-o̊r	n. a private teacher v. to act as a tutor
tutoring	tūto̊ring	tut-or-ing	tūt-o̊r-ing	n. the act of giving individual instruction
tutorship	tūto̊rship	tut-or-ship	tūt-o̊r-ship	n. the office of a tutor
tutorial	tūtoriål	tut-or-i-al	tūt-or-i-ål	n. a session of intensive tuition given by a tutor to an individual or small group a. of or relating to tutors or tutoring
untutored	ûntūto̊r𝕖d	un-tut-or-ed	ûn-tūt-o̊r-𝕖d	a. lacking in schooling; uneducated
tutsi	tūtsĩ	tutsi	tūtsĩ	n. a member of a Bantu-speaking people living in Rwanda and Burundi
tutti	tūttĩ	tutti	tūttĩ	a. all; a direction for all the singers or players to perform together
tutu	tūtū	tutu	tūtū	n. a short full skirt worn by ballet dancers
tux	tûx	tux	tûx	n. semiformal evening dress for men
tuxes	tûxėṡ	tux-es	tûx-ėṡ
tuxedo	tûxēdō	tuxedo	tûxēdō	n. semiformal evening dress for men
tuxedoed	tûxēdō𝕖d	tuxedo-ed	tûxēdō-𝕖d	a. dressed in a tuxedo
tuxedoes	tûxēdō𝕖ṡ	tuxedo-es	tûxēdō-𝕖ṡ
tuxedos	tûxēdōṡ	tuxedo-s	tûxēdō-ṡ
tv	tv	tv	tv	abbr. television
twaddle	twàddle	twadd-le	twàdd-le	n. pretentious or silly talk or writing v. speak rapidly and incessantly
twain	twāin	twain	twāin	n two items of the same kind
twang	twàng	twang	twàng	n. a sharp vibrating sound; exaggerated nasality in speech v. to sound with a twang
twangy	twàngẏ	twang-y	twàng-ẏ	a. having a sharp ringing tone
twat	twat	twat	twat	n. a man who is a stupid incompetent fool n. obscene terms for female genitals
tweak	twēak	tweak	twēak	v. to make small adjustments to something v. to pinch or twist sharply
tweaking	twēaking	tweak-ing	twēak-ing	v. pinch or squeeze sharply v. adjust finely
twee	twēe	twee	twēe	a. affectedly dainty or refined
tweed	twēed	tweed	twēed	n. a rough woolen fabric made in Scotland
tweedy	twēedẏ	tweed-y	twēed-ẏ	a. informal, clannish and outdoorsy
tween	twēen	tween	twēen	n. a child between approximately 9 and 12 years old; pre-teen
inbetween	inbėtwēen	in-be-tween	in-bė-twēen	a. situated between two extremes or categories n. something between two things
tweet	twēet	tweet	twēet	n. a weak chirping sound as of a small bird v. make a weak, chirping sound
tweeted	twēetėd	tweet-ed	twēet-ėd
tweeter	twēete̊r	tweet-er	twēet-e̊r	n. a loudspeaker that reproduces higher audio frequency sounds
tweeting	twēeting	tweet-ing	twēet-ing
tweets	twēets	tweet-s	twēet-s
tweezers	twēeze̊rṡ	tweez-er-s	twēez-e̊r-ṡ	n. a small tool for grasping or holding small objects
tweeze	twēeze	tweeze	twēeze	v. pluck with tweezers
twentysomething	twentẏsômething	twen-ty-some-thing	twen-tẏ-sôme-thing	n. a person whose age is between twenty and twenty-nine
twerp	twe̊rp	twerp	twe̊rp	n. someone who is regarded as contemptible
twiddle	twiddle	twidd-le	twidd-le	n. a series of small twists or turns v. manipulate, as in a nervous or unconscious manner
twig	twig	twig	twig	n. a small branch of a tree
twiggy	twiggẏ	twigg-y	twigg-ẏ	a. thin as a twig
twill	twill	twill	twill	n. a weave used to produce the effect of parallel diagonal ribs n. a cloth with parallel diagonal lines or ribs v. weave diagonal lines into (textiles)
twinned	twinn𝕖d	twinn-ed	twinn-𝕖d	v. pair or match a. being two identical
twine	twīne	twine	twīne	v. make by twisting together or intertwining
twining	twīning	twin-ing	twīn-ing	v. spin, wind, or twist together
entwine	entwīne	en-twine	en-twīne	v tie or link together v spin,wind, or twist together
entwined	entwīn𝕖d	en-twin-ed	en-twīn-𝕖d	v. tie or link together; spin, wind, or twist together
intertwine	inte̊rtwīne	inter-twine	inte̊r-twīne	v. to spin, wind, or twist together
intertwined	inte̊rtwīn𝕖d	inter-twin-ed	inte̊r-twīn-𝕖d	v. to spin, wind, or twist together
twinge	twinge	twinge	twinge	n. a sharp stab of pain v. feel a sudden sharp, local pain
twinkie	twinkiē	twinkie	twinkiē	n. a small sponge cake with a synthetic cream filling
twinkle	twinkle	twinkle	twinkle	n. a rapid change in brightness; a brief flash v. emit or reflect light in a flickering manner
twinkling	twinkling	twinkl-ing	twinkl-ing	a. shining intermittently with a sparkling light
twinkly	twinklẏ	twink-ly	twink-lẏ	a. smiling with happiness or optimism a. sparkling or twinkling
twirl	twi̊rl	twirl	twi̊rl	v. to turn quickly around and around n. a quick spinning movement
twirler	twi̊rle̊r	twirl-er	twi̊rl-e̊r	n. someone who twirls a baton n. the person who does the pitching in baseball
twirling	twi̊rling	twirl-ing	twi̊rl-ing	v. turn in a twisting or spinning motion v. cause to spin
twist	twist	twist	twist	v. to turn something around or bend it out of shape n. the act of twisting; a bend or curve
twisted	twist𝕖d	twist-ed	twist-𝕖d	a. having an intended meaning altered or misrepresented a. wound or wrapped together
twister	twiste̊r	twist-er	twist-e̊r	n. a localized and violently destructive windstorm; a tornado
twisting	twisting	twist-ing	twist-ing	n. the act of rotating rapidly; the act of distorting something
twists	twists	twist-s	twist-s
twisty	twistẏ	twist-y	twist-ẏ	a. marked by repeated turns and bends
untwist	ûntwist	un-twist	ûn-twist	vt. to untie by twisting
untwisted	ûntwistėd	un-twist-ed	ûn-twist-ėd	a. not twisted; formerly twisted but now straight
twit	twit	twit	twit	n. a foolish or annoying person vt. to tease or mock
twitter	twitte̊r	twitt-er	twitt-e̊r	n. a series of chirps v. to make high-pitched sounds, as of birds
twittering	twitte̊ring	twitt-er-ing	twitt-e̊r-ing	v make high-pitched sounds, as of birds
twitch	twitch	twitch	twitch	v. to give a short, sudden pull or jerk n. a short, sudden jerking movement
twitching	twitching	twitch-ing	twitch-ing	n. a sudden muscle spasm v. make an uncontrolled, short, jerky motion
twitchy	twitchẏ	twitch-y	twitch-ẏ	a. having a tendency to twitch; nervous and jumpy
twelve	twelve	twelve	twelve	num. the number 12
twice	twīce	twice	twīce	adv. two times
twin	twin	twin	twin	n. either of two offspring born at the same time from the same pregnancy a. being two identical v. duplicate or match
two	tw̄o	two	tw̄o	num. the number after one; a pair n. the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one
twofer	tw̄ofe̊r	two-fer	tw̄o-fe̊r	n. an offer of two for the price of one
twofold	tw̄ofōld	two-fold	tw̄o-fōld	a. twice as much adv. by a factor of two
twoness	tw̄onėss	two-ness	tw̄o-nėss
twelves	twelv𝕖ṡ	twelve-s	twelv𝕖-ṡ
twins	twinṡ	twin-s	twin-ṡ
twos	twõṡ	two-s	twõ-ṡ
twosome	tw̄osôme	two-some	tw̄o-sôme	n. two items of the same kind n. a pair who associate with one another
twelfth	twelfth	twelf-th	twelf-th	num. coming next after the eleventh and just before the thirteenth in position
twenty	twentẏ	twen-ty	twen-tẏ	n. the number 20 a. numbering twenty
twenty-first	twentẏ-fi̊rst	twen-ty-first	twen-tẏ-fi̊rst	num. number 21 in order
twenty-one		twen-ty-one		num. the number 21
twenty-third	twentẏ-thi̊rd	twen-ty-third	twen-tẏ-thi̊rd	num. number 23 in order
twentieth	twentiėth	twen-t-i-eth	twen-t-i-ėth	num. coming next after the nineteenth in position n. one of twenty equal parts
between	bėtwēen	be-tween	bė-twēen	prep. in or into the space or time that separates; connecting two points
betwixt	bētwixt	be-twixt	bē-twixt	prep. in the interval between adv. in the interval
tycoon	tȳcoon	tycoon	tȳcoon	n. a wealthy and powerful business person
tyke	tȳke	tyke	tȳke	n. an informal term for a child or a dog
tympani	tẏmpånī	tympan-i	tẏmpån-ī	n. a large hemispherical brass percussion instrument with an adjustable drumhead
tympanic	tẏmpanic	tympan-ic	tẏmpan-ic	a. resembling a drum a. associated with the eardrum
tympanum	tẏmpånům	tympan-um	tẏmpån-ům	n. the main cavity of the ear between the eardrum and the inner ear
type	tȳpe	type	tȳpe	n. a category of people or things having common characteristics v. to write using a keyboard
typo	tȳpō	typo	tȳpō	n. a mistake in printed matter resulting from mechanical failures of some kind
typecast	tȳp𝕖cast	type-cast	tȳp𝕖-cast	v. cast repeatedly in the same kind of role
typed	tȳp𝕖ḋ	typ-ed	tȳp-𝕖ḋ	v. past tense and past participle of type
typeface	tȳpefāce	type-face	tȳpe-fāce	n. a specific size and style of type within a type family
typify	tẏpi̊fȳ	typ-ify	tẏp-i̊fȳ	vt. to serve as a typical example of
typing	tȳping	typ-ing	tȳp-ing	n. the act or skill of writing using a keyboard
typist	tȳpist	typ-ist	tȳp-ist	n. a person who types
types	tȳp𝕖s	type-s	tȳp𝕖-s
typescript	tȳp𝕖script	type-script	tȳp𝕖-script	n. typewritten matter especially a typewritten copy of a manuscript
typical	tȳpicål	typ-ic-al	tȳp-ic-ål	a. having the distinctive qualities of a particular type of person or thing
typesetter	tȳp𝕖sette̊r	type-sett-er	tȳp𝕖-sett-e̊r	n. one who sets written material into type
typewriter	tȳp𝕖𝕨rīte̊r	type-writ-er	tȳp𝕖-𝕨rīt-e̊r	n. a machine for typing written messages
typecasting	tȳp𝕖casting	type-cast-ing	tȳp𝕖-cast-ing	v. cast repeatedly in the same kind of role
typesetting	tȳp𝕖setting	type-sett-ing	tȳp𝕖-sett-ing	v. set in type
typewritten	tȳp𝕖𝕨ritte̊n	type-writ-ten	tȳp𝕖-𝕨rit-te̊n	a. written by means of a typewriter
typicality	tẏpicalitẏ	typ-ic-al-ity	tẏp-ic-al-itẏ	n. the state of being that is typical
typically	tẏpicållẏ	typ-ic-al-ly	tẏp-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a typical or characteristic manner
typology	tȳpolo̊gẏ	typ-o-log-y	tȳp-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. classification according to general type
antitype	antitȳpe	anti-type	anti-tȳpe	n. a person or thing foreshadowed by a symbol; an OT figure with a NT counterpart
archetype	àrc𝕙ėtȳpe	arche-type	àrc𝕙ė-tȳpe	n something that serves as a model or a basis for making copies
autotype	ãutōtȳpe	auto-type	ãutō-tȳpe	n. a photographic reproduction process
archetypal	àrc𝕙𝕖tȳpål	arche-typ-al	àrc𝕙𝕖-tȳp-ål	a. representing the perfect example of a type
archetypical	àrc𝕙ėtẏpicål	arche-typ-ic-al	àrc𝕙ė-tẏp-ic-ål	a. representing an original type after which other similar things are patterned
atypical	ātẏpicål	a-typ-ic-al	ā-tẏp-ic-ål	a. not representative of a group or type
atypically	ātẏpicållẏ	a-typ-ic-al-ly	ā-tẏp-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a manner that is not typical
biotype	bīo̊tȳpe	bio-type	bīo̊-tȳpe	n. organisms sharing a specified genotype or the genotype (or peculiarities) so shared
calotype	calo̊tȳpe	calo-type	calo̊-tȳpe	n. an early photographic process
ectype	ectȳpe	ec-type	ec-tȳpe	n. a copy or reproduction
logotype	logōtȳpe	logo-type	logō-tȳpe	n. a symbol or design adopted by an organization
monotype	mono̊tȳpe	mono-type	mono̊-tȳpe	n. a taxonomic group with a single member n. a typesetting machine operated from a keyboard that sets separate characters
phenotype	phēno̊tȳpe	pheno-type	phēno̊-tȳpe	n. the observable physical characteristics of an organism
phenotypic	phēno̊tẏpic	pheno-typ-ic	phēno̊-tẏp-ic	a. of or relating to or constituting a phenotype
subtype	sûbtȳpe	sub-type	sûb-tȳpe	n. a subordinate type or category
teletype	tele̊tȳpe	tele-type	tele̊-tȳpe	n. a device like a typewriter that transmits and receives messages over telegraph lines
untypical	ûntẏpicål	un-typ-ic-al	ûn-tẏp-ic-ål	a. not representative of a group, class, or type
genotypic	geno̊tȳpic	gen-o-typ-ic	gen-o̊-tȳp-ic	a. of or relating to or constituting a genotype
haplotype	haplōtȳpe	hapl-o-type	hapl-ō-tȳpe	n. (genetics) a set of closely linked alleles on a chromosome, inherited together
prototype	prōto̊tȳpe	pro-to-type	prō-to̊-tȳpe	n. the first or original example of something from which others are developed
prototypic	prōtōtȳpic	pro-to-typ-ic	prō-tō-tȳp-ic	a. representing an original type after which other similar things are patterned
prototyping	prōtōtȳping	pro-to-typ-ing	prō-tō-tȳp-ing	n. the process of building a prototype or model of a system
prototypical	prōtōtẏpicål	pro-to-typ-ic-al	prō-tō-tẏp-ic-ål	a. representing an original type after which other things are patterned
prototypically	prōtōtȳpicållẏ	pro-to-typ-ic-al-ly	prō-tō-tȳp-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a prototypical manner
stereotypic	sterėōtẏpic	ster-e-o-typ-ic	ster-ė-ō-tẏp-ic	a. lacking spontaneity or originality; conventional
stereotypy	ste̊rėo̊tȳpẏ	ster-e-o-typ-y	ste̊r-ė-o̊-tȳp-ẏ	n. the persistent repetition of an act or behavior n. the process of making stereotype plates
stereotypically	stèrēōtẏpicållẏ	ster-e-o-typ-ic-al-ly	stèr-ē-ō-tẏp-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a stereotypical manner
typhus	tȳphůs	typhus	tȳphůs	n. an infectious disease transmitted by body lice
typhoid	tȳphoid	typh-oid	tȳph-oid	n. a serious intestinal infection caused by Salmonella, ingested with food or water
tyre	tȳre	tyre	tȳre	n. a rubber covering on a wheel
tyrant	tȳrånt	tyr-ant	tȳr-ånt	n. a cruel and oppressive ruler
tyrannize	tẏrånnīze	tyr-ann-ize	tẏr-ånn-īze	v. rule a country as a tyrant v. rule or exercise power over (somebody) in a cruel and autocratic manner
tyrannous	tẏrånno̊us	tyr-ann-ous	tẏr-ånn-o̊us	a. marked by unjust severity or arbitrary behavior
tyranny	tẏrånnẏ	tyr-ann-y	tẏr-ånn-ẏ	n. cruel and oppressive government or rule
tyrannical	tẏrannicål	tyr-ann-ic-al	tẏr-ann-ic-ål	a. marked by unjust severity or arbitrary behavior
tyro	tȳrō	tyro	tȳrō	n. someone new to a field or activity
tyrolean	tẏrōlėån	tyrol-ean	tẏrōl-ėån	a. of or relating to the Tyrol region in Austria n. a native or inhabitant of the Tyrol
tyrosine	tẏro̊sĩne	tyros-ine	tẏro̊s-ĩne	n. an amino acid found in most proteins; a precursor of several hormones
tyrosinase	tȳro̊sināse	tyrosin-ase	tȳro̊sin-āse	n. an enzyme that catalyzes the production of melanin

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