Words Starting with "T"

A rope of European manufacture made from sisal fiber or similar material, strong and durable.

A telephone, especially one using a cord; a long-distance communication device.

The string of a bow, used to propel an arrow.

A proverb meaning that one cannot work continuously without rest; everyone needs time to rest.

A rope used to tie or secure the upper part of a sail on a sailing vessel.

A line used to measure the depth of the sea by dropping it and reading marks on the line.

A nautical term for a line attached to a mast or part of a boat, held to maintain balance.

The vertical groove extending from the base of the nose to the upper lip.

A proverb meaning a case must be decided as fairly as possible so that both parties are satisfied.

Figurative expression for a person who is deeply loved or cherished, such as a sweetheart or beloved.

Figurative for something that is the source of life or a dearly beloved person.

A line used to attach or suspend a fishhook on a fishing rod.

A rein or halter used to control a riding horse, similar to a bridle rein.

A cable or rope made of specially twisted wire strands, typically over 2.5 cm in diameter, used for lifting heavy loads in cranes or winches.

A rein used to control and restrain a riding horse, typically attached to the horse's mouth.

The relationship or bond between individuals who share familial ties or common ancestry.

A safety belt used in vehicles such as cars and airplanes to protect passengers during accidents.

a rope, wire, or cable made by twisting together two strands

reins used to control a horse

a traditional belt made of rope or fabric, often worn as part of traditional attire

a rope fastened around the head of livestock such as cattle or horses to facilitate leading or tethering

a rubber belt that drives the cooling fan in a car engine

A rope on a ship used to reinforce the mast or other parts to keep them upright.

A rope on a boat or ship used to rotate the yard from which the sail is hung.

A necktie, a long piece of cloth worn around the neck as a formal accessory.

A small band of tissue connecting the underside of the tongue to the floor of the mouth.

A belt made of gold, typically worn as traditional jewelry.

A rope used to fasten a keris (traditional dagger) to the waist, typically as part of traditional attire.

A rope made from Manila hemp (abaca fiber), known for its strength and water resistance.

A rope attached to a lifeboat's tackle, serving as handholds for passengers during lowering.