Words Starting with "T"

A proverb indicating that wealth, glory, or temporary success is fleeting, much like coral flowers that wither quickly.

A proverb expressing strong desire for something, yet inhibited by shyness or hesitation to take active steps toward obtaining it.

Chaotic, disorganized, or uncontrolled; describes a state of confusion or unpredictability, both mentally and physically.

A metaphor for a deeply unforgettable memory that remains vivid in the mind, persisting despite the passage of time.

A metaphor describing something that is constantly mentioned or discussed without ceasing, regardless of context.

An idiom used to express something that is illogical or untrue, often rejecting a claim or story that is too implausible to be credible.

An idiom describing speech that is roundabout, lacking directness, and morally inappropriate or unsuitable.

An idiom indicating that a very wealthy person will not fall into poverty even if their business incurs losses, due to substantial financial reserves.

A metaphor describing someone who has lost consciousness and can no longer perceive reality or their surroundings.

Figurative: fails to evoke strong emotional reactions such as joy or sorrow; leaves no significant emotional impact.

Emphasizes the absence of something, often used to assert that an action or state still occurs despite its lack.

Not feeling shy or hesitant to do something, showing courage or willingness without reservation.

Acting without shame or excessive hesitation; displaying full courage and confidence without reservation.

Not in accordance with expectations or perceived appropriateness; falling short of what is reasonably anticipated.

Proverbial. Unaware or unconcerned about one's improper actions, often describing someone who lacks self-awareness or social conscience.

Figuratively, unable to read or write, especially in basic literacy, often used to describe fundamental intellectual incapacity.

Figuratively, lacking shame or guilt for actions considered improper or indecent, often indicating boldness or disregard for social norms.

Figuratively, completely absent or not showing up at all in a particular place or event, emphasizing a conspicuous lack of presence.

Proverbial. Describes a highly intractable problem or dispute, likened to wet rice husks that cannot be grasped or clearly defined.

Absolutely certain or unavoidable; expressing complete inevitability of a situation or consequence without exception.

Something illogical, strange, or absurd; used to describe thoughts, speech, or actions that are unreasonable or wildly irrational.

A historic port city and cultural center in North Maluku Province, located in the Maluku Islands, renowned for its royal heritage and rich Tidorean culture.

A temporary state of rest involving cessation of physical and mental activity, typically occurring at night, essential for physiological recovery and cognitive function.

Proverbial expression describing profound sorrow so intense it feels like sleeping on a pillow made of tears, typically due to unfulfilled longing for a beloved person.

A proverb describing sleeping in any place without shelter, symbolizing a life without a fixed residence or stability.

A metaphor indicating marriage into wealth, symbolizing a life of luxury and comfort through a wealthy spouse.

A proverb describing a state of extreme restlessness due to emotional distress, overwhelming thoughts, or anxiety, preventing deep or peaceful sleep.

A reduplicated verb denoting brief or intermittent napping, typically for rest or relaxation.

A proverb describing light, uneasy sleep, akin to a chicken’s restless slumber, always alert to danger.

Lying down casually without actually sleeping, typically to relieve fatigue or relax briefly.