trauma |
a severe wound or injury requiring immediate medical attention, or the resulting condition of the body or damaged body part. [2 definitions] |
traumatic |
(of an injury) of sudden onset and requiring urgent medical attention. [2 definitions] |
traumatize |
to injure or wound physically. [2 definitions] |
travail |
strenuous and often painful or exhausting work; toil. [4 definitions] |
travel |
to journey from place to place. [9 definitions] |
travel agency |
a business that arranges flight bookings, itineraries, hotel reservations, and the like for travelers. |
traveled |
having traveled a great deal. [2 definitions] |
traveler |
someone or something that travels. [2 definitions] |
traveler's check |
a signed check of a specified prepaid amount, usu. one of a set purchased from a bank, that is widely accepted in exchange for cash or goods when countersigned by the purchaser. |
traveling salesman |
a sales representative who visits customers in an assigned territory to sell or solicit orders for the goods or services of a particular business firm. |
travelogue |
a film or illustrated lecture showing the pleasures of travel in some region or country. |
traverse |
to go over, along, or through; cover or cross. [11 definitions] |
travertine |
a type of limestone that is found as a deposit at natural hot springs, that looks like pocked marble, and that is used for the facing and floors of buildings, esp. public ones. |
travesty |
an exaggerated or grotesque imitation or parody, as of a literary work or serious subject, made to ridicule the original. [3 definitions] |
trawl |
a large wide-mouthed conical net that is dragged along the bottom of the sea to catch deep-water fish. [5 definitions] |
trawler |
a fishing boat equipped with a trawl net. [2 definitions] |
tray |
a flat, open receptacle in varying sizes, usu. with slightly raised edges, used to carry, hold, or display food, drink, or small articles. [2 definitions] |
treacherous |
betraying or likely to betray trust; traitorous; faithless. [2 definitions] |
treachery |
violation of faith or allegiance; betrayal. [2 definitions] |
treacle |
cloying, excessive, or contrived sentimentality. [2 definitions] |
tread |
to step or walk on, over, in, or along. [10 definitions] |