| ETATISTE | • ETATISTE n. (French) someone who advocates etatism. |
| JETTIEST | • jettiest adj. Superlative form of jetty: most jetty. • JETTY adj. jet black in colour. |
| NETTIEST | • nettiest adj. Superlative form of netty: most netty. • NETTY adj. resembling a net. |
| PETTIEST | • pettiest adj. Superlative form of petty: most petty. • PETTY adj. insignificant. |
| STEATITE | • steatite n. (Mineralogy) soapstone. • STEATITE n. the massive talc that is used in paints, ceramics, and insulation. |
| TECTITES | • tectites n. Plural of tectite. • TECTITE n. a type of small glassy stone, thought to be a product of meteorite impact, also TEKTITE. |
| TEKTITES | • tektites n. Plural of tektite. • TEKTITE n. a type of small glassy stone, thought to be a product of meteorite impact, also TECTITE. |
| TENTIEST | • TENTY adj. watchful, also TENTIE. |
| TERZETTI | • terzetti n. Plural of terzetto. • TERZETTO n. (Italian) a composition in three voice parts; a vocal (rarely an instrumental) trio. |
| TESTIEST | • testiest adj. Superlative form of testy: most testy. • TESTY adj. irritable. |
| TETTIXES | • tettixes n. Plural of tettix. • TETTIX n. (Greek) the cicada. |
| TITTERED | • tittered v. Simple past tense and past participle of titter. • TITTER v. to utter a restrained, nervous laugh. |
| TITTERER | • titterer n. One who titters, or giggles furtively. • TITTERER n. one that titters. |
| TOILETTE | • toilette n. Archaic form of toilet. (in all senses related to dressing and personal grooming, but not a water closet) • TOILETTE n. (French) the act of washing, dressing, arranging the hair, etc. |
| TOTEMITE | • totemite n. A member of a totemic group; a totemist. • TOTEMITE n. a specialist in totemism, also TOTEMIST. |