| toiletry |
an article or preparation used in cleaning or grooming oneself. |
| toilette |
esp. for women, the act or process of cleaning, grooming, and dressing oneself, or the appearance that results from this process; toilet. |
| toilet training |
the training of a young child to use a toilet. |
| toilet water |
a lightly scented liquid used as perfume or cologne. |
| toil-slave |
one who performs hard labor for another without credit or reward. |
| toilsome |
characterized by or requiring much effort or labor; laborious. |
| toilworn |
showing wear, fatigue, or age as a result of toil. |
| Tokay |
a type of Hungarian grape, or a sweet wine made from it. [2 definitions] |
| token |
something that serves to represent, signal, or symbolize a feeling, value, event, or the like. [8 definitions] |
| tokenism |
the policy or practice of making only minimal or symbolic efforts to achieve some social or political goal such as racial integration or sex equality. |
| Tokyo |
the seaport capital of Japan; formerly, Edo. |
| told |
past tense and past participle of tell. |
| tole |
lacquered or enameled metalware, usu. gilded and decorated. |
| to lead to the altar |
to marry. |
| tolerable |
capable of being tolerated or endured; endurable. [2 definitions] |
| tolerance |
the ability or practice of accepting the race, religion, customs, opinions, or the like of other people; absence of negative prejudice; open-mindedness. [4 definitions] |
| tolerant |
willing to tolerate the beliefs, characteristics, or acts of others. [2 definitions] |
| tolerate |
to accept or permit although not truly desired or officially sanctioned; not attack or oppose. [2 definitions] |
| toleration |
the act or an instance of accepting or allowing; tolerance. [2 definitions] |
| toll1 |
to cause (a large bell) to ring or chime, esp. with slow and measured strokes. [4 definitions] |
| toll2 |
a charge or tax, usu. for passage across a bridge or along a highway or other road. [3 definitions] |