| ATTESTER | • attester n. One who attests. • ATTESTER n. one who attests, also ATTESTOR. |
| ATTESTOR | • attestor n. One who attests. • ATTESTOR n. one who attests, also ATTESTER. |
| ATTRACTS | • attracts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of attract. • ATTRACT v. to cause to approach or adhere. |
| ATTRISTS | • attrists v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of attrist. • ATTRIST v. (obsolete) to sadden. |
| ATTRITES | • attrites v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of attrite. • ATTRITE v. to wear down, also ATTRIT. |
| OUTSTART | • outstart v. To start out or up. • OUTSTART v. to get ahead of at the start. |
| RATATATS | • ratatats n. Plural of ratatat. • rat-a-tats n. Plural of rat-a-tat. • RATATAT n. a quick, sharp rapping sound. |
| RATTIEST | • rattiest adj. Superlative form of ratty: most ratty. • RATTY adj. infested with rats. |
| STRETTAS | • STRETTA n. (Italian) a concluding musical passage played faster, also STRETTO. |
| TANTRIST | • tantrist n. A devotee of tantrism. • TANTRIST n. an adherent of the yogic discipline tantrism. |
| TARTIEST | • tartiest adj. Superlative form of tarty: most tarty. • TARTY adj. like a prostitute. |
| TARTLETS | • tartlets n. Plural of tartlet. • TARTLET n. a small pie. |
| TATTLERS | • tattlers n. Plural of tattler. • TATTLER n. an indiscreet person, a gossip, also TATLER. |
| TESTATOR | • testator n. (Law) One who makes or has made a legally valid will. • TESTATOR n. one who makes a will, also TESTATE. |
| TETRACTS | • tetracts n. Plural of tetract. • TETRACT n. a sponge spicule, also TETRAXON. |
| TITRANTS | • titrants n. Plural of titrant. • TITRANT n. the reagent used in titration. |
| TITRATES | • titrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of titrate. • TITRATE v. to measure the strength of a solution. |
| TRISTATE | • tristate adj. Having, or pertaining to, three distinct states. • tristate adj. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a region in the United States where three state borders come… • tristate n. (Programming) A variable, etc. that can take any of three distinct values. |