| TAPALO | • tapalo n. A head covering worn by Latin American women. • TAPALO n. (Spanish) a scarf worn in Latin-American countries. |
| TAPERS | • tapers n. Plural of taper; thin candles used for lighting other candles. • TAPER v. to become gradually narrower. |
| TAPETA | • tapeta n. Plural of tapetum. • TAPETUM n. (Latin) a reflective layer of the choroid in the eyes of many animals, causing them to shine in the dark. |
| TAPETI | • tapeti n. A small South American cottontail rabbit (Sylvilagus brasiliensis). • TAPETI n. (Tupi) a small South American hare. |
| TAPETS | • tapets n. Plural of tapet. • TAPET v. (Spenser) to decorate with tapestries. |
| TAPING | • taping v. Present participle of tape. • taping n. The act of something being recorded on tape. • taping n. The act of something being stuck with adhesive tape. |
| TAPIRS | • tapirs n. Plural of tapir. • TAPIR n. (Tupi) a large odd-toed hoofed mammal with a short flexible proboscis. |
| TAPIST | • tapist n. A person who prepares tape recordings. • TAPIST n. one who revels in the use of red tape. |
| TAPPAS | • TAPPA n. (Polynesian) a kind of cloth prepared by Polynesians from the inner bark of the paper mulberry, also TAPA. |
| TAPPED | • tapped v. Simple past tense and past participle of tap. • tapped adj. Having a tap or taps. • tapped adj. (Card games, board games) Of a card or playing piece: used up for the current turn. |
| TAPPER | • tapper n. One who makes a tapping noise. • tapper n. A tap-dancer. • tapper n. A phone tapper or wiretapper. |
| TAPPET | • tappet n. A lever or projection which is moved by some other piece, as a cam, or intended to tap or touch something… • TAPPET n. a projection that transmits motion. |
| TAPPIT | • TAPPIT adj. (Scots) crested. |
| TAPUED | • tapued v. Simple past tense and past participle of tapu. • TAPU v. (Tongan) to forbid the use of, also TABOO, TABU. |