| digitate |
having fingers or toes. [2 definitions] |
| steatite |
a kind of talc with many commercial uses; soapstone. |
| tektite |
any of numerous small, roundish pieces of natural glass found in various parts of the world and believed to have originated from meteorite impacts when melted terrestrial rocks get ejected into the air and then quickly cool. |
| testate |
having made, before dying, a legally valid will. (Cf. intestate.) |
| tête-à-tête |
a conversation between two people in private. [3 definitions] |
| tidbit |
an appetizing or choice bit, as of food, gossip, or news. |
| timid |
not bold or confident with other people; shy. [2 definitions] |
| titillate |
to stimulate or excite pleasantly. [2 definitions] |
| titivate |
to make or become dapper or trim; spruce up. |
| titrate |
to determine the amount of a substance in (a solution) by adding a standard liquid reagent of known concentration and measuring the volume required to produce a specified reaction such as a change in color or form. |