| ATLATLS | • atlatls n. Plural of atlatl. • ATLATL n. (Nahuatl) an American Indian throwing stick. |
| BATTILL | • BATTILL v. to make fertile, also BATTEL, BATTLE. |
| FLATLET | • flatlet n. (Britain) A very small flat (apartment). • FLATLET n. a type of apartment. |
| GLOTTAL | • glottal adj. Of or relating to the glottis. • glottal adj. (Phonetics) Articulated with the glottis. • glottal n. (Linguistics) A sound made with the glottis. |
| LITTLER | • littler adj. Comparative form of little: more little. • Littler prop.n. A surname. • LITTLE adj. small. |
| LITTLES | • littles n. Plural of little. • Littles prop.n. Plural of Little. • LITTLE n. a small amount. |
| LITTLIE | • littlie n. (Colloquial) A small person or child. • LITTLIE n. (Australian slang) a young child, also LITTLIN, LITTLING. |
| LITTLIN | • LITTLIN n. (Scots) a child, also LITTLIE, LITTLING. |
| OUTTELL | • outtell v. (Transitive) To surpass in telling, counting, or reckoning. • OUTTELL v. to say openly. |
| TALLATS | • tallats n. Plural of tallat. • TALLAT n. in the West of England, a loft, also TALLET, TALLOT. |
| TALLENT | • tallent n. Archaic form of talent (ancient unit of weight and money). • Tallent prop.n. A surname. • TALLENT n. (Shakespeare) an old weight, also TALENT. |
| TALLEST | • tallest adj. Superlative form of tall: most tall. • TALL adj. having great height. |
| TALLETS | • tallets n. Plural of tallet. • TALLET n. in the West of England, a loft, also TALLAT, TALLOT. |
| TALLITH | • tallith n. Alternative spelling of tallit. • TALLITH n. (Hebrew) a Jewish prayer shawl, also TALLIS, TALLIT. |
| TALLITS | • tallits n. Plural of tallit. • TALLIT n. (Hebrew) a Jewish prayer shawl, also TALLITH, TALLIS. |
| TALLOTS | • tallots n. Plural of tallot. • TALLOT n. in the West of England, a loft, also TALLAT, TALLET. |
| TILLITE | • tillite n. (Geology) Glacial till cemented into a solid rock. • TILLITE n. a stiff impervious clay. |
| TOTALLY | • totally adv. To the fullest extent or degree. • totally adv. (Degree, colloquial) Very; extremely. • totally adv. (Modal, colloquial) Definitely; for sure. |