| ANTISTAT | • antistat n. Any antistatic compound. • ANTISTAT n. something that opposes static electricity. |
| ANTITHET | • antithet n. (Archaic) An antithetic or contrasted statement. • ANTITHET n. an instance of antithesis. |
| ANTPITTA | • antpitta n. Any of the small, insect-eating passerine birds in family Grallariidae, of subtropical and tropical… • ANTPITTA n. any of several S American birds related to the ant thrushes. |
| ATTAINTS | • attaints v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of attaint. • ATTAINT v. to pass sentence of attainder on; to sully. |
| ATTENTAT | • attentat n. (Law, obsolete) Anything whatsoever, as a ruling, by the judge of a lower court in a matter pending an appeal. • attentat n. (Law, obsolete) Any step wrongly innovated or attempted by an inferior judge in a suit. • attentat n. (Obsolete) An attempted assault or assassination of a political figure; a politically motivated attempted assault. |
| BLATTANT | • BLATTANT adj. (Spenser) offensively obvious, also BLATANT. |
| LATITANT | • latitant adj. (Archaic) Lying hidden; concealed; latent. • LATITANT adj. lurking; lying in wait. |
| NATTIEST | • nattiest adj. Superlative form of natty: most natty. • NATTY adj. neatly dressed. |
| TANTRIST | • tantrist n. A devotee of tantrism. • TANTRIST n. an adherent of the yogic discipline tantrism. |
| TATTINGS | • tattings n. Plural of tatting. • TATTING n. delicate handmade lace. |
| TATTLING | • tattling v. Present participle of tattle. • tattling n. The speech of one who tattles. • TATTLING adj. taletelling. |
| TITANATE | • titanate n. (Chemistry) any salt (or ester) of titanic acid. • TITANATE n. a salt of titanic acid. |
| TITANITE | • titanite n. (Mineralogy) A mixed calcium and titanium neosilicate, CaTiSiO5, once known as sphene. • TITANITE n. a brown, green or yellow monoclinic mineral, calcium silicate and titanate, aka sphene. |
| TITRANTS | • titrants n. Plural of titrant. • TITRANT n. the reagent used in titration. |
| TITUBANT | • titubant adj. Stumbling, staggering; with the movement of one who is tipsy. • TITUBANT adj. staggering. |
| TWATTING | • twatting v. Present participle of twat. • twatting adj. (UK, slang, vulgar) damned; blasted; contemptible. • TWAT v. (slang) to strike violently. |