Words Starting with “T”

To suffer damage, loss, or a negative impact, especially regarding finances, reputation, or morale.

To separate something into its constituent pieces or parts.

To assume a definite or clear form; to develop into a recognizable or organized state.

Twisted together in a confused mass; knotted or matted.

The act of piling or heaping up materials, typically hay, sheaves of grain, or peat.

A person or thing that tears, rips, or pulls something apart.

Swarming with activity; brimming or overflowing with people, animals, or things.

To narrate an account of events, either true or fictitious, in a structured or engaging manner.

Equivalent to the sum of nine and one; one more than nine, or two less than twelve, represented by the Arabic numeral 10 or Roman numeral X.

Tending to keep a firm hold of something; clinging persistently or refusing to let go, either physically or metaphorically.

A person who occupies land or property rented from a landlord.

Three times; thrice (used chiefly in prescriptions and scientific contexts).

A proper noun used as a given name, primarily of Hungarian origin, representing a variant of Theresa.

Finished, completed, or ended.

Extreme fear or a state of intense dread.

Decorated with or composed of a mosaic of small, usually square, pieces of stone, tile, or glass; arranged in a checkered or repeating pattern.

A serious bacterial infection caused by Clostridium tetani, characterized by muscle spasms, rigidity, and lockjaw.

The physiological or evolutionary ability of an organism to withstand the lethal effects of tetrodotoxin, a potent neurotoxin that typically blocks voltage-gated sodium channels.