Words Starting with “T”

To become melted or liquid as a result of warming up, or to cause something frozen to return to room temperature.

Becomes liquid or soft as a result of warming; melts (referring to ice, snow, or frozen food).

A decisive military engagement fought in 42 BCE near the city of Philippi in Macedonia, resulting in the defeat of the forces of Brutus and Cassius by the Second Triumvirate, effectively ending the Roman Republic.

A descriptive anatomical relationship identifying the chin as being located both below (inferior) and in front of (anterior) the nose.

The physical property of copper that allows it to be permanently drawn, stretched, or deformed into a thin wire or other shapes without breaking.

A historical military skirmish occurring on June 3, 1861, recognized as the first organized land battle of the American Civil War within the borders of Virginia.

The observable and measurable material characteristics of the chemical element copper (Cu), such as its reddish-brown metallic luster, high thermal and electrical conductivity, malleability, and ductility.

The physical property of copper that allows it to undergo permanent deformation under stress without breaking, making it exceptionally malleable and ductile.

A female given name of French origin.

Relating to or involving the combined effect of temperature and salinity on the density of seawater, which drives deep-ocean circulation.

Having a large distance between opposite surfaces or sides; measuring relatively wide from top to bottom or front to back.

The cardinal number equal to $1,000,000,000$ ($10^9$); one thousand times one million; a billion in the short scale.

To pass a piece of string, cord, or thread through an opening, hole, or series of objects.

Three times.

The short, thick first digit of the human hand, set apart from the other four fingers.

To experience a slight prickling or stinging sensation, often caused by excitement, cold, or a physical stimulus.

Plural form of toast: slices of bread browned by exposure to radiant heat.

The quality or state of having been told, narrated, or communicated.