| TAPACOLOS | • tapacolos n. Plural of tapacolo. • TAPACOLO n. (Spanish) a small South American bird, also TAPACULO. |
| TAPACULOS | • tapaculos n. Plural of tapaculo. • TAPACULO n. (Spanish) a small South American bird, also TAPACOLO. |
| TAPADERAS | • tapaderas n. Plural of tapadera. • TAPADERA n. (Spanish) the leather guard in front of a Mexican stirrup, also TAPADERO. |
| TAPADEROS | • tapaderos n. Plural of tapadero. • TAPADERO n. (Spanish) the leather guard in front of a Mexican stirrup, also TAPADERA. |
| TAPELINES | • tapelines n. Plural of tapeline. • TAPELINE n. a tape for measuring distances. |
| TAPENADES | • tapenades n. Plural of tapenade. • TAPENADE n. (French) a paste made of olives, anchovies and capers. |
| TAPERINGS | • taperings n. Plural of tapering. • TAPERING n. the act of tapering. |
| TAPERNESS | • taperness n. The quality or state of being tapered; tapering form. • TAPERNESS n. the state of being taper. |
| TAPERWISE | • taperwise adj. Tapering. • taperwise adv. Taperingly. • TAPERWISE adv. in tapering fashion. |
| TAPEWORMS | • tapeworms n. Plural of tapeworm. • tape-worms n. Plural of tape-worm. • TAPEWORM n. a parasitic worm. |
| TAPHONOMY | • taphonomy n. The study of the fate of the remains of organisms after they die, especially the study of fossilization. • TAPHONOMY n. the study or science of how plants and animals die, decay and become buried and fossilized. |
| TAPHOUSES | • taphouses n. Plural of taphouse. • TAPHOUSE n. a tavern. |
| TAPIROIDS | • tapiroids n. Plural of tapiroid. • TAPIROID n. any member of the tapir family. |
| TAPLASHES | • TAPLASH n. bad small beer; also, the refuse or dregs of liquor. |
| TAPPICING | • tappicing v. Present participle of tappice. • TAPPICE v. to lie low. |
| TAPROOTED | • taprooted adj. Having taproots. • TAPROOTED adj. having a taproot. |
| TAPSTRESS | • tapstress n. A female tapster. • TAPSTRESS n. a female tapster. |
| TAPSTRIES | • tapstries n. Plural of tapstry. • TAPSTRY n. a taproom in a public house. |