146 Nouns That Start With "T"

Flat furniture you sit at to eat or put things on.

The flexible part at the back end of an animal's body, often used for balance or communication.

A story that you tell someone, often for entertainment.

A large container, usually metal, used to hold water, fuel, or other liquids.

Sticky roll to fix things.

Work you need to finish.

The flavor you feel when eating food.

A car you pay to drive you to places.

Multiple people who join together and cooperate to achieve something.

A small amount of salty water that comes out of your eye when you cry.

A person in their teenage years, between 13 and 19 years of age.

Someone who rents a property from an owner. The tenant pays rent and has the right to use the property during the lease period.

A special word used in one field, or a period of time like a school term.

A set of questions or tasks to check if you know something or how well something works.

Words written or printed on paper or screen. Also a short message sent on a phone.

The word you use instead of names when talking about multiple people or things.

The main idea or subject in a story, film, or piece of music.

Plural form for pointing to things close to you or already talked about.

Someone who takes things that do not belong to them, usually without being seen.

More than one person or thing that is over there or talked about before.

The regular movement of water in and out of the ocean that happens twice daily.

The round rubber part on a car or bicycle wheel.

The name given to a book, film, or piece of writing.

The quality of a sound or way someone speaks showing feeling.

Many units of weight; used informally to say there is a lot of something.

A physical thing you hold and use to fix, build, or work on something.

One of the hard pieces inside your mouth used for eating and chewing.

A subject people talk or write about.

A trip where you visit and see many different places, often with a guide.

A piece of soft cloth you use to dry your hands, face, or body after bathing.

A very tall building that stands alone.

A place with many buildings and shops.

A path or mark from movement.

Buying and selling things.

A narrow path made by people or animals walking over the same ground many times.

A vehicle with many connected cars that runs on tracks and carries people or things.

A dramatic or complete change in how something looks, works, or is; turning into something different.

The period or process when something or someone changes from one situation to a different one.

The way something is moving or changing over time, especially upward or downward.

A test to check if something is good or works properly before deciding to use it permanently.

Something someone does to fool or surprise another person, often for entertainment or dishonest reasons.

Going from one place to another place and usually coming back, like a vacation or short journey.

A large motor vehicle used to transport goods and heavy materials.

Facts that are real and correct.

Hollow pipe used to carry liquid or air.

When it is your time to do something, like in a game or line.

Two babies born together from one mother at the same time.

Kitchen spoon measuring 15ml three times larger than teaspoon

The practical steps you take to win or succeed in a specific situation

A special skill or ability that someone is naturally good at.

A tax on goods that enter or leave a country, often used to protect local businesses from foreign competition.

Someone who teaches students in a classroom or learning environment.

A small spoon, especially for tea or measuring liquids in cooking.

A teenager is a young person whose age ends in 'teen' — from thirteen to nineteen years old. Teenagers are in a stage between childhood and adulthood, often experiencing physical and emotional changes.

A place of worship, usually for prayer and religious ceremonies.

A habit or pattern that someone naturally does without thinking.

A game where two or four players hit a ball with rackets over a net.

Very strong fear or something that makes you very afraid.

A book written to teach a school subject like math, history, or science.

A building where you can watch plays, movies, or actors perform on a stage.

An explanation or idea about how something works, based on study or thinking.

Medical or psychological treatment to help people recover from illness or injury.

A detailed written work based on your own research for a university degree.

An idea that you have in your mind; something you think about.

One thousand means the number 1,000.

A threat is a warning that someone may hurt you or cause harm.

Three is the number between two and four.

Your throat is the tube inside your neck that connects your mouth to your body.

The formal chair where a king or queen sits during official ceremonies and events.

A piece of paper or digital code that shows you have paid to go to an event or travel.

A toddler is a child who is learning to walk and talk, usually between ages one and three. The word comes from the verb 'toddle', which means to walk with unsteady steps like a young child does.

A bathroom fixture for disposing of body waste safely.

A red or orange round fruit eaten as vegetable in salads.

The soft part in your mouth that helps you taste and talk.

Heavy weight measurement equal to 1000 kilograms; metric system standard.

An ingredient or food item placed on top of something else to add taste, texture, or make it more appealing.

The business of helping tourists visit, stay, and enjoy places; money earned from visitors.

Someone visiting a place for vacation or sightseeing, not a local resident.

A tract is either a large piece of land in the countryside, or a small pamphlet about religion or ideas.

The difference between what a country sells to other countries and what it buys from other countries. If exports are higher, you have a trade surplus; if imports are higher, a trade deficit.

Someone who buys and sells stocks, bonds, and other investments quickly, trying to profit from price changes. Different from an investor who holds long-term.

All the cars and vehicles moving on the street or road at the same time.

Learning activities to teach someone how to do something or get fit.

The movement or transportation of people or things from one location to another. The journey or delivery process.

Ways or vehicles that move people and things between places.

The government department that manages the country's money, collects taxes, and decides how to spend public funds.

A shape with three corners and three straight sides.

Troops are soldiers or military units organized for combat or military operations.

Groups of armed soldiers serving in an army or military force.

Problems or difficult situations that cause worry or inconvenience to someone.

A troupe is a touring group of entertainers like dancers, actors, or circus performers.

a medium-sized fish with spots that lives in rivers and lakes and is good to eat

Underground passage through a hill or mountain.

When a company or situation recovers from being bad to becoming better. Or the time it takes to finish something from beginning to end.

A slow-moving animal with a thick protective shell on its back, found in water or on land.

A clever plan or trick you use to win or succeed at something. A specific move in a game or competition designed to help you win.

A zodiac sign for people born between April 20 and May 20. The symbol is a bull representing strength and stubbornness.

A specific method or skill used to accomplish something effectively.

A machine that allows you to talk to people who are far away using sound or voice.

A machine with a screen that shows movies, news, and programs with sound.

How hot or cold something is, measured in degrees.

A container of numbers arranged in rows, columns, and deeper dimensions for math operations.

A region of land that belongs to a country or that an animal claims as its own.

A customer's personal review or statement saying the product worked well for them.

How something feels when you touch it, like smooth, rough, or soft. Also describes how something looks or sounds—for example, a painting or a piece of music.

Used when people or things do something to or for themselves, not to someone else.

A country run by religious leaders where religious rules and beliefs are the laws that everyone must follow.

A book or digital tool that helps you find words with similar meanings to avoid repetition in writing.

A single path of instructions a computer processes at one time.

How much work or data a system can complete and deliver per unit of time.

A slow land animal protected by a hard rounded shell, able to live for many decades.

A competition where many players or teams compete against each other in different rounds until one winner is found.

A symbol or name that legally belongs to a company and that other companies cannot copy or use.

Something that families and cultures pass down over many years.

The path that something takes as it moves through the air or space. Or, the direction something is heading or developing over time.

In computing, a completed exchange or operation that is treated as one complete action in a database.

An official document from a school or university that lists all the courses a student took, their grades, and other academic information.

Care or methods doctors use to help someone get better.

A guide or lesson, either live with an instructor or digital, that teaches you how to do something.

A special black jacket that men wear to formal events. It is worn with a bow tie.

A striking or vivid scene or picture created by people arranged together; a theatrical presentation of a single dramatic moment.

The philosophical idea that people are born with a blank mind and learn everything through experience and education.

In Chinese philosophy, the fundamental reality or ultimate principle that cannot be fully described.

A statement that is always true by definition or word meaning, like "bachelors are unmarried" or "it will either rain or not rain."

A system where technical experts and specialists have the power to make decisions and create policies.

The belief that things move toward a predetermined end goal or purpose; or in history, the idea that the past was inevitably progressing toward the present.

An attempt to explain why evil and suffering exist if God is all-powerful and all-good; a defense of God's justice and goodness.

A story or account describing the origin of gods and their genealogies; how the gods came into being and their relationships.

A serious, detailed book or writing about a particular subject; a formal study or analysis.

An obvious truth that everyone already knows; something so clear that saying it adds nothing new or meaningful.