Vocabulary words beginning with T.
Understood or implied without being stated openly; expressed or carried out without words or explicit communication.
Stretched or pulled tight; not slack; tense or rigid in form or appearance.
Showing cheapness or gaudiness in appearance or quality; tastelessly or cheaply adorned or ornamented.
To violate a law, rule, command, or moral standard.
A framework consisting of a pair of sloped legs with a horizontal crosspiece, used to support a flat surface such as a table or a bridge; often used in construction and furniture-making.
A strap that passes over the top of the head and is used to carry heavy loads on the back or shoulders, typically employed by indigenous peoples and porters.
Perceptible by touch; capable of being touched or felt. Also used figuratively to describe something real or concrete, rather than abstract or imaginary.
To move in a feeble, unsteady, or shaky way; to waver as if about to fall.