| targetable |
combined form of target. |
| tariff |
a government tax on imports or exports, or a rate or schedule of such taxes; duty. [3 definitions] |
| tarlatan |
a muslin fabric that is thin and stiff with an open weave. |
| Tarmac |
trademark for a bituminous substance used in paving and surfacing roads, parking lots, and the like. [2 definitions] |
| tarn |
a small lake or pool in high mountains. |
| tarnish |
to dull the luster of or discolor (metal), as by exposure to air. [7 definitions] |
| tarnishable |
combined form of tarnish. |
| taro |
either of two tuberous plants widely cultivated in the tropics, esp. in the South Pacific, for their starchy edible roots. |
| tarot |
(sometimes cap.) any of a set of twenty-two playing cards that bear allegorical pictures, used in fortunetelling and as the trump cards in a game played with seventy-eight cards. |
| tarp |
(informal) a tarpaulin. |
| tar paper |
a thick heavy paper saturated or coated with tar, used as a waterproof underlay in roofing and for other building purposes. |
| tarpaulin |
a large sheet of plastic, waterproofed canvas, or other material used to cover and protect something, usu. from rain or snow. |
| tarpon |
a big silvery game fish with very large scales, found in the warmer parts of the Atlantic Ocean. |
| tarragon |
an aromatic herb with fragrant leaves used for seasoning. |
| tarred with the same brush |
guilty, or considered to be so, of the faults or shortcomings of another. |
| tarry1 |
to delay or postpone starting or acting; linger. [2 definitions] |
| tarry2 |
of or resembling tar. [2 definitions] |
| tarsal |
of, near, or having to do with the tarsus of the foot or the tarsus of the eyelid. [2 definitions] |
| tarsier |
any of several small, tree-dwelling primates of the Philippines and East Indies that are active at night and have a long thin tail and very large round eyes. |
| tarsus |
the group of seven bones of which the human ankle is composed. [4 definitions] |
| tart1 |
sour or acid in taste; sharp; biting. [2 definitions] |