toolbox |
a portable, usu. compartmentalized container for hand tools. |
toolmaker |
a skilled machinist who makes and maintains tools, dies, parts, and the like. |
toolroom |
a room in which tools are stored or, in a machine shop, where they are made and repaired. |
toolshed |
a small building, often behind a house, in which tools and equipment are stored; tool house. |
tooltip |
in computing, a boxed message that appears when a cursor hovers over an image or text. |
to one's name |
belonging to one. |
toot |
to make a quick, short sound on a horn or whistle. [9 definitions] |
tooth |
one of the hard, white, bonelike objects rooted in rows in the jaws of vertebrates, used for biting and chewing. [5 definitions] |
toothache |
a pain in or close to a tooth. |
toothbrush |
a brush with a short narrow head and a long handle, used to clean the teeth. |
toothed |
having teeth or projections like teeth, usu. of a specified kind or quantity (often used in combination). |
toothed whale |
any of various whales, such as the sperm whale, that have conical teeth in either or both jaws and a foreshortened, asymmetrical skull. (Cf. whalebone whale.) |
tooth fairy |
a make-believe creature who leaves money under children's pillows in exchange for lost teeth placed there for her. |
toothless |
combined form of tooth. |
toothpaste |
a paste used to clean the teeth. |
toothpick |
a short, thin sliver of wood, plastic, or metal, pointed at one or both ends and used to dislodge food particles from between the teeth. |
tooth powder |
a powder used to brush the teeth. |
toothsome |
delicious. [2 definitions] |
toothy |
having or showing numerous or large teeth. |
tootle |
to toot lightly and repeatedly on a flute or horn. [2 definitions] |
tootsie |
(slang) dear; darling. [3 definitions] |