| TUNBELLY | • tun-belly n. A big potbelly or paunch. • TUNBELLY n. a potbelly. |
| TUNEABLE | • tuneable adj. Alternative spelling of tunable. • TUNEABLE adj. capable of being tuned, also TUNABLE. |
| TUNEABLY | • tuneably adv. Alternative form of tunably. • TUNEABLE adv. capable of being tuned, also TUNABLE. |
| TUNEAGES | • TUNEAGE n. (a piece of) recorded music that one likes. |
| TUNELESS | • tuneless adj. Having no pleasing tune; not tuneful. • tuneless adj. Silent or mute. • TUNELESS adj. without a tune. |
| TUNGSTEN | • tungsten n. A rare metallic chemical element (symbol W, from Latin wolframium) with an atomic number of 74. • tungsten n. A light bulb containing tungsten. • tungsten n. (Mineralogy, obsolete) scheelite, calcium tungstate. |
| TUNGSTIC | • tungstic adj. (Chemistry) Of or relating to tungsten, especially hexavalent tungsten. • TUNGSTIC adj. of or pertaining to tungsten, as tungstic oxide. |
| TUNICATE | • tunicate n. Any of very many chordate marine animals, of the subphyla Tunicata or Urochordata, including the sea squirts. • tunicate adj. Of or pertaining to these animals. • tunicate adj. (Anatomy, botany) Enclosed in a tunic or mantle; covered or coated with layers. |
| TUNICINS | • tunicins n. Plural of tunicin. • TUNICIN n. a gelatinous substance found in the tests of tunicates. |
| TUNICKED | • tunicked adj. Wearing a tunic. • TUNICKED adj. wearing a tunic. |
| TUNICLES | • tunicles n. Plural of tunicle. • TUNICLE n. a short ecclesiastical vestment worn by a bishop or subdeacon. |
| TUNNAGES | • tunnages n. Plural of tunnage. • TUNNAGE n. a tax of so much a tun on imported wines. |
| TUNNELED | • tunneled v. (US) simple past tense and past participle of tunnel. • TUNNEL v. to dig a tunnel. |
| TUNNELER | • tunneler n. One who makes tunnels. • tunneler n. A device for making tunnels. • TUNNELER n. one who tunnels, also TUNNELLER. |
| TUNNINGS | • TUNNING n. the act of tunning. |