| teddy bear |
any of several children's toys made to look like a bear, filled with soft stuffing and covered with furlike plush. |
| Te Deum |
a religious hymn sung as part of Christian rituals to praise God. [2 definitions] |
| tedious |
long and boring; dull; wearisome. |
| tedium |
the state or condition of being tedious, dull, or wearisome; monotony. |
| tee1 |
the letter "T" or "t". [2 definitions] |
| tee2 |
the cleared, often raised area from which play begins on a golf hole. [3 definitions] |
| tee-hee |
to giggle or snicker, usu. in a nervous or silly manner. [2 definitions] |
| teem |
to have in abundance; swarm (usu. fol. by "with"). |
| -teen |
a form of "ten," used in the cardinal numbers from "thirteen" to "nineteen". |
| teen |
shortened form of "teenager," a person who is of an age between thirteen and nineteen. [2 definitions] |
| teenage |
of, concerning, being, or characteristic of a person or people of ages thirteen through nineteen. |
| teenager |
a person of age thirteen through nineteen. |
| teens |
the numbers thirteen through nineteen, esp. as they refer to years in a person's life or in a century. [2 definitions] |
| teeny |
(informal) very small; tiny. |
| tee off |
to begin play in a game of golf or on a single hole. [4 definitions] |
| teepee |
variant of tepee. |
| tee shirt |
variant of T-shirt. |
| teeter |
to walk, stand, or act in an unsteady, wavering manner. [4 definitions] |
| teeter board |
a plank of wood or other hard material balanced on a support in the middle such that when one end goes up, the other comes down; seesaw. |
| teeter-totter |
a seesaw. |
| teeth |
pl. of tooth. |