| TARTANA | • tartana n. Alternative spelling of tartan (“sailing vessel”). • TARTANA n. a Mediterranean sailing vessel, also TARTANE. |
| TARTANE | • tartane n. Alternative spelling of tartan (“sailing vessel”). • TARTANE n. (French) a Mediterranean sailing vessel, also TARTANA. |
| TARTANS | • tartans n. Plural of tartan. • tartans v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tartan. • TARTAN n. a patterned woollen fabric. |
| TARTARE | • tartare adj. Chopped fine and served raw. • tartare n. A foodstuff chopped fine and served raw. • TARTARE n. (French) a mayonnaise dressing. |
| TARTARS | • tartars n. Plural of tartar. • Tartars n. Plural of Tartar. • TARTAR n. a formidable or ferocious person, also TATAR. |
| TARTEST | • tartest adj. Superlative form of tart: most tart. • TART adj. sharp tasting. |
| TARTIER | • tartier adj. Comparative form of tarty: more tarty. • TARTY adj. like a prostitute. |
| TARTILY | • tartily adv. In a tarty manner. • TARTY adv. like a prostitute. |
| TARTINE | • tartine n. A slice of bread topped with sweet or savoury spreadable food such as butter, jam, honey, cream, or sauce. • TARTINE n. (French) a slice of bread and butter with jam. |
| TARTING | • tarting v. Present participle of tart. • TART v. to smarten up. |
| TARTISH | • tartish adj. Mildly or slightly tart. • tartish adj. (UK, slang) tarty; slutty. • TARTISH adj. somewhat tart. |
| TARTLET | • tartlet n. A small tart (pastry). • tartlet n. (Derogatory, slang) A promiscuous young woman. • TARTLET n. a small pie. |
| TARTUFE | • tartufe n. Alternative form of tartuffe. • TARTUFE n. (French) a hypocrite, esp. one who affects religious piety, also TARTUFFE. |
| TARTUFI | • TARTUFO n. (Italian) a dessert of light mousse-like chocolate. |
| TARTUFO | • TARTUFO n. (Italian) a dessert of light mousse-like chocolate. |