| taste bud |
any of the oval or rounded cell structures on the surface of the tongue that form the sense organ of taste. |
| tasteful |
demonstrating good taste. [2 definitions] |
| tasteless |
having little or no taste or flavor; insipid. [2 definitions] |
| taster |
one whose job is to taste food or drink to determine its quality. [3 definitions] |
| tasty |
having a pleasing, agreeable flavor; delicious. |
| tat |
to make looped and knotted lace with a small hand shuttle. |
| tatami |
in Japan, a traditional matlike floor covering of woven rice straw. |
| Tatar |
a modern descendant of the Tartars, living chiefly in European Russia, east of Moscow. [4 definitions] |
| tatter |
a torn and hanging part, shred, or piece, as of a garment or flag. [4 definitions] |
| tatterdemalion |
a person wearing torn, ragged clothes. |
| tatting |
lace made by knotting and looping a strand of heavy gauge cotton or linen thread on a small hand shuttle, often used as trimming. [2 definitions] |
| tattle |
to reveal secrets of or disclose information about another person, usu. out of malice; inform against another. [3 definitions] |
| tattle on |
to betray (someone) by disclosing misbehavior, secrets, or the like to another; tell on. |
| tattler |
one who tattles; telltale. [2 definitions] |
| tattletale |
a person who informs against or reveal secrets of another, esp. among children; telltale. |
| tattoo1 |
an indelible picture, pattern, or other marking made on the skin by puncturing it and inserting pigments. [2 definitions] |
| tattoo2 |
a signal sounded on a drum or bugle to summon military personnel to their quarters at night. [2 definitions] |
| tatty |
shabby or cheap; crude. |
| tau |
the name of the nineteenth letter of the Greek alphabet. |
| taught |
past tense and past participle of teach. |
| taunt |
to reproach, deride, or challenge in scornful, insulting language; jeer at. [2 definitions] |