| TANGELOS | • tangelos n. Plural of tangelo. • TANGELO n. a hybrid between a tangerine orange and a pomelo. |
| TANGENCE | • tangence n. Alternative form of tangency. • TANGENCE n. the state of being in immediate physical contact, also TANGENCY. |
| TANGENCY | • tangency n. The state of being tangent; an instance of (something) being tangent. • TANGENCY n. the state of being in immediate physical contact, also TANGENCE. |
| TANGENTS | • tangents n. Plural of tangent. • TANGENT n. a line that touches a curve. |
| TANGHINS | • TANGHIN n. (Malagasy) a Madagascan poison formerly used to test the guilt of someone suspected of a crime. |
| TANGIBLE | • tangible adj. Touchable; able to be touched or felt; perceptible by the sense of touch. • tangible adj. Perceptible; able to be perceived. • tangible adj. Able to be treated as fact; real or concrete. |
| TANGIBLY | • tangibly adv. In a tangible manner. • TANGIBLE adv. able to be touched. |
| TANGIEST | • tangiest adj. Superlative form of tangy: most tangy. • TANGY adj. having a fresh or sharp taste. |
| TANGLERS | • tanglers n. Plural of tangler. • TANGLER n. one who tangles. |
| TANGLIER | • tanglier adj. Comparative form of tangly: more tangly. • TANGLY adj. tangled. |
| TANGLING | • tangling v. Present participle of tangle. • tangling n. A tangled structure. • TANGLING adj. causing a tangle. |
| TANGOING | • tangoing v. Present participle of tango. • TANGO v. to dance the tango. |
| TANGOIST | • tangoist n. One who dances the tango. • TANGOIST n. a tango dancer. |
| TANGRAMS | • tangrams n. Plural of tangram. • TANGRAM n. a Chinese geometrical puzzle. |