| ATTACKERS | • attackers n. Plural of attacker. • ATTACKER n. one that attacks. |
| ATTACKING | • attacking adj. Carrying out an attack. • attacking v. Present participle of attack. • ATTACK v. to set upon violently. |
| ATTACKMAN | • attackman n. (Sports) A player in a position whose primary responsibility is offense. • ATTACKMAN n. a soldier or sportsman with attacking role. |
| ATTACKMEN | • attackmen n. Plural of attackman. • ATTACKMAN n. a soldier or sportsman with attacking role. |
| ATTASKING | • attasking v. Present participle of attask. • ATTASK v. to take to task. |
| AUTARKIST | • autarkist n. A proponent of autarky. • AUTARKIST n. one who is autarkic, self-sufficient. |
| CATKINATE | • CATKINATE adj. like catkin. |
| KARATEIST | • karateist n. A person who does karate. • KARATEIST n. an exponent of karate. |
| KATABATIC | • katabatic adj. (Meteorology, of airflow) Downslope on a mountainside. • katabatic n. Short for katabatic wind. • KATABATIC adj. moving downhill, sinking (of winds), also CATABATIC. |
| MATSUTAKE | • matsutake n. A mushroom, Tricholoma matsutake, prized in Asian cuisine for its spicy aroma. • MATSUTAKE n. (Japanese) a Japanese mushroom. |
| REATTACKS | • reattacks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reattack. • REATTACK v. to attack again. |
| TAIKONAUT | • taikonaut n. A person who travels in space for the Chinese space program; a Chinese astronaut. • TAIKONAUT n. a Chinese astronaut. |
| TALKATHON | • talkathon n. A lengthy speech, discussion or debate. • TALKATHON n. a long talking session. |
| TALKATIVE | • talkative adj. Tending to talk a lot. • talkative adj. Speaking openly and honestly, neglecting privacy and consequences. • TALKATIVE adj. given to talking. |
| TIKTAALIK | • Tiktaalik prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the class Sarcopterygii – a fishapod: an extinct fish which evolved to walk on land. • TIKTAALIK n. (Inuit) any of a genus of extinct lobe-finned fish from the late Devonian period. |
| TRIPITAKA | • Tripitaka n. (Buddhism) Any of several canons of Buddhist scripture. • TRIPITAKA n. (Pali) the whole body of the northern Buddhist canonical writings. |