| tut |
used to express irritation, impatience, reproach, or the like. |
| Tutankhamen |
an Egyptian king of the eighteenth dynasty (fourteenth century B.C.). |
| tutee |
one who is being tutored. |
| tutelage |
the act or function of a tutor or teacher; instruction; teaching. [2 definitions] |
| tutelary |
being or acting as a protector or guardian. [3 definitions] |
| tutor |
a person who gives private instruction, sometimes remedial, to a single student or several students. [6 definitions] |
| tutorial |
of, pertaining to, or exercised by a tutor or tutors. [2 definitions] |
| tutti |
to be played by all performers (used as a musical direction). [3 definitions] |
| tutti-frutti |
a confection such as ice cream that contains various chopped, candied fruits. [2 definitions] |
| tutu |
a very short, full skirt made of many layers of lightweight, gauzy fabric and worn by ballerinas. |
| Tuvalu |
an island country in the central Pacific, south of the equator and north of Fiji. |
| tux |
(informal) a tuxedo. |
| tuxedo |
a complete suit of formal evening clothes for men, consisting usually of a black coat, black trousers with side stripe, white shirt, and black bow tie. The coat may or may not have tails at the back. [2 definitions] |
| TV |
abbreviation of "television." |
| TVA |
abbreviation of "Tennessee Valley Authority," a U.S. federal corporation formed in 1933 to provide inexpensive electric power, flood control, and irrigation to the Tennessee Valley by developing the Tennessee River and creating dams, reservoirs, and the like. |
| TV dinner |
a packaged frozen meal that is ready for eating when heated. |
| twaddle |
silly, trivial, or meaningless talk or writing. |
| twain |
two of anything; pair; couple. |
| twang |
to make a strong, sharp, vibrating or ringing sound, as a tight string when plucked. [5 definitions] |
| 'twas |
contracted form of "it was." |
| twat |
(vulgar slang) the vulva. [2 definitions] |