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T is for Tree Kangaroo
A tree house is a kind of cubby house (or Wendyhouse) that is built up a tree. Treehouses are usually just big enough for two or three children.
T is for Trenchcoat
Your triceps are muscles on the back of your upper arm. They are used to pull your elbow straight, when you push something away from you or doing push-ups, like the man in the picture.
A trick might be something special you can do, that entertains other people. The dolphins in the picture are performing tricks.
A trick is also a sneaky way of doing something, by making people think you are doing one thing when in fact you are doing something else. For example, you might trick someone into giving you something by telling them a lie.
A trick is also a sneaky way of doing something, by making people think you are doing one thing when in fact you are doing something else. For example, you might trick someone into giving you something by telling them a lie.
A trickle is a thin stream of water. A trickle is slightly more than a drip but much less than a full stream of water. The tap in the picture has been turned down to a trickle.
A trickle is often used to describe a small amount of something passing by, as in "he was earning a trickle of money from his second job".
A trickle is often used to describe a small amount of something passing by, as in "he was earning a trickle of money from his second job".
T is for Trim (Edge)
The pillow in the photo is has lace trim.
A trivet is a small stand or pad placed under a hot cooking dish. It protects your table or counter from being damaged. Trivets may be made of metal, wood, cork, stone, or heat-resistant silicone. Some have legs, some are flat; trivets can be very decorative.
The word comes from an old word meaning "three feet" because early trivets often stood on three legs.
The word comes from an old word meaning "three feet" because early trivets often stood on three legs.
