Words that start with T

Ten terrified turtles went traipsing through the turnips in Tennessee.

Animals starting with T

Animals

Food starting with T

Food

Photo of a Scottish thistle

Plants

Adjectives that start with T

Adjectives

Verbs that start with T

Verbs

Countries that start with T

Countries

Cities that start with T

Cities

Jobs that start with T

Jobs

Photo of a cat tail

Body parts

Photo of tangerines

Fruit

Photo of a toucan.

Birds

Photo of a boy jumping on a trampoline
Mikol / CC BY-SA

Tis forTrampoline

A trampoline is a big platform that you jump up and down on. Trampolines have a woven surface held tight by springs, so they are great fun to bounce on.
Toys & games
Photo of some translucent leaves
Jenny Downing / CC BY-SA

Tis forTranslucent

Something is translucent if some light can get through it, but you can't see through it clearly. Frosted windows are translucent, lower quality gemstones like quartz are often translucent, and many things that are very thin are translucent. The leaves in the picture are translucent. Where they overlap, they are opaque.
Adjectives
Photo of a butterfly with transparent wings
Nigel Hoult / CC BY-SA

Tis forTransparent

Something is transparent if you can see through it. Glass in windows is transparent. The lenses of sunglasses are transparent. If you can see through something but it changes the color of everything you see, that something is still transparent but it is tinted. Filter lenses for cameras are often tinted. The glasswing butterfly in the picture has transparent wings. The opposite of transparent is opaque. Something that lets light through but you can't easily see through it is translucent.
Adjectives
Photo of three people on a motorbike
Kamyar Adl / CC BY-SA

Tis forTransport

Transport is a way to take something from one place to another. There are lots of kinds of transport like cars, buses, trucks, planes, boats, riding an animal and many more.
Photo of a trap
James Lee / CC BY-SA

Tis forTrap

A trap is something that is used to catch animals or people. Traps generally have bait to lure the intended victim in, and a mechanism that suddenly closes the trap so the victim cannot escape.
List of devices
Photo of a trapdoor
Tim Evanson / CC BY-SA

Tis forTrapdoor

A trapdoor is a kind of door that is in a floor rather than in a wall. Trapdoors usually lead to basements or cellars.
Openings
Photo of trapeze performers
drewtul / CC BY-SA

Tis forTrapeze

A trapeze is a bar or ladder used for playing or doing tricks in the air. It can also mean a circus act where a person swings from a bar. In gymnastics and circus shows, performers grip the bar and swing or flip above the ground. Trapeze is often seen in big top tents, gyms, and special aerial classes with a safety net below.
Sports
Generated image of a building shaped like a trapezium
Photographic Dictionary / Generated illustration

Tis forTrapezium

A trapezium is a shape with four sides. Two of the sides are the same length and the other two are different lengths. A trapezium looks like a rectangle that has been pinched in at the top. The building in the picture seen from this angle looks like a trapezium.
Shapes
Photo of a trapped possum
Kevin Collins / CC BY-SA

Tis forTrapped

You are trapped when you are stuck in a place you cannot get out of. The possum in the picture is caught in a trap.
Adjectives
Photo of some trash
Aidan Jones / CC BY-SA

Tis forTrash

Trash, rubbish or garbage is all the things that we don't use and throw away. You put your trash in a bin or trash can and it gets taken to the tip. Some people just litter the street with their rubbish. Trash is mostly made up of plastic packaging from food, and scraps of food.
Waste products