Words Starting with Letter 'T'

A small flap, loop, or strip attached to an object so you can easily pull, open, hang, or hold it.

A type of large, buzzing fly that can give a painful bite to animals like horses and cows.

A loose piece of clothing without sleeves, often worn long ago by knights over their armor.

A smooth, shiny satin-like fabric that features pretty alternating narrow stripes.

To waste away or grow very thin and weak from a long illness or lack of food.

A medical term for the gradual wasting away and weakening of the human body.

Relating to a medical condition that affects the nervous system and makes it hard to walk.

Very thin, frail, and weak because of sickness or wasting away over a long period of time.

Causing a person's body to waste away and grow extremely thin from a serious illness.

A rich fabric made of silk and wool, often used for clothes or curtains.

A piece of furniture with a flat top and supporting legs, used for eating meals, playing games, or doing schoolwork.

A picture-like scene created by people standing very still in costume.

A person who sits at a table together to eat food, talk, or play a game.

A flat, thin computer with a touch screen that you can carry around easily.

Delaying discussion of an idea or proposal until a later time.

A newspaper with small pages that often prints sensational or exciting stories.

Something that people in a group or society strongly agree is forbidden to do or say.

A small, tall drum that is played with just one stick while the drummer holds it with their other hand.

A musician who plays a small, lightweight drum called a tabor while usually playing a flute too.

A small, shallow hand drum that musicians play with just one stick while usually whistling or playing a pipe.

A small drum, similar to a tambourine, used in ancient times.

Something that is strictly forbidden, banned, or not allowed by the customs and rules of a group.

A flat slab, tablet, or board that people used long ago for writing notes or painting pictures.

Shaped like a flat table or arranged in rows and columns like a chart.

A fastener or clasp used on clothing, or a short slang word sometimes used for a mustache.

A type of bristly fly whose growing babies eat other harmful bugs in the garden.

Understood or agreed upon without actually being spoken out loud.

A very small, sharp nail with a wide, flat head that you can press into a wall to hang up a poster.

A small, short, and very thick nail with a large head, traditionally used in heavy work shoes or boots.

Sticky or slightly adhesive to the touch, like freshly painted glue that has not dried yet.

Sailing a boat in a zigzag pattern to move forward against the wind.

The special gear, tools, or equipment you need for an activity, like fishing rods and hooks.

Grabbed someone and brought them down to the ground, usually in a game like football.

Feeling slightly sticky to the touch, like when you spill juice or touch paint that is still drying.

Belonging or relating to a long, rocky mountain range located in the eastern United States.

The thoughtful ability to say and do kind things without accidentally hurting other people's feelings or making them upset.

Being polite and careful with your words so you do not accidentally hurt someone's feelings.

A careful plan or clever action that you use to reach a specific goal or win a game.

Careful plans or clever steps you use to reach a goal or win a board game with friends.

Relating to the sense of touch, felt by using your skin to feel textures like smooth glass or fuzzy wool.

The act of touching something or your body's special sense of touch to feel textures.

Relating to the sense of touch, felt by using your skin or fingers to feel textures.

A baby frog that hatches from an egg, lives underwater, and uses its long tail to swim around.

An old unit of weight used in East Asia, especially for measuring amounts of silver and gold.

A type of long, flat worm that lives inside the bodies of animals or humans as a parasite.

A crisp, shiny, and smooth fabric that makes a rustling sound when you move, often used for fancy party dresses.

A crisp, smooth, and shiny fabric often used to make fancy clothes.

A sweet, chewy candy made from boiled sugar or syrup that gets pulled over and over until it is light and stretchy.

A type of alcoholic drink made from the juice of sugar cane, similar to rum.

A small paper or plastic label attached to something to show its price, owner, or name, like on a new shirt.

Another spelling for Tagalog, which is a major language spoken in the Philippines.

A major language spoken in the Philippines.

A person who plays the game of tag and tries to touch others.

A piece of someone's body, like hair or nail clippings, used in stories and magic.

Not a recognized English word in standard dictionaries, so it does not have a real definition.

An animal that has a tail with a different color from the rest of its body.

A large gliding squirrel found in Asia that leaps from trees and floats through the air.

A type of small, seed-eating weaver bird found in Africa with bright feathers.

A large, sturdy wild goat with curved horns that lives on steep, cold rocky mountain cliffs and eats grass and leaves.

A Japanese word for sea bream, which is a type of tasty fish often used in making sushi.