Words Starting with "T"

A medical instrument used to measure intraocular pressure or the pressure inside the eyeball to detect conditions such as glaucoma.

A mass of lymphoid tissue located on both sides of the back of the throat, functioning as part of the immune system.

The act of observing or paying attention to a performance, visual display, or event intentionally using the sense of sight.

Anything presented to be seen or observed, such as artistic performances, entertainment shows, or events that attract public attention.

A state of continuous and slight muscle tension or contraction, which is essential for maintaining posture and muscle readiness.

A term for something at the highest position, peak, or of the best quality; also refers to a type of traditional boat from Siam.

Non-standard form of 'tufah', which means apple.

A very strong, rotating windstorm, often accompanied by heavy rain, occurring in tropical regions.

An object, such as wood or another tool, used as a support or prop to prevent something from collapsing or falling.

Something used to support or hold up a weight to prevent it from falling; the result of the act of propping up.

An aluminum silicate mineral containing fluorine and hydroxyl, often used as a gemstone due to its varied colors.

An official daily logbook in maritime navigation that records all significant events, weather conditions, wind direction, and vessel navigation data.

The act of slicing or cutting meat and other materials into very thin pieces.

A face covering made of materials such as wood or paper, shaped to resemble human, animal, or other figures for artistic performance or disguise.

A respiratory protective device covering the entire face, equipped with a filter to purify air from toxic gas contamination or hazardous particles.

A part of the earth's surface consisting of a hillside or cliff with a very steep incline.

A work of art, such as a song or performance, that reaches the peak of popularity and commercial success within a certain period.

A head covering of a specific shape and style, used as protection or as a fashion accessory.

A protective headgear made of hardened steel, typically worn by military personnel to protect the head from impacts or projectiles.

A conical hat made of woven bamboo or leaves, typically worn by farmers while working outdoors.

A hard, semi-circular head covering, typically worn by construction workers or motorcyclists for protection.

An oval-shaped hat with a cork lining on the inside, often used for protection against the heat of the sun.

Another term for a hat made from woven pandan leaves.

A hard and sturdy protective headgear, specifically designed to protect the head from impact or accidents while riding.

A hat made from woven dried pandan leaves, typically used as protection from sunlight.

A protective headgear that must be worn by drivers and passengers of motorized vehicles to minimize the risk of injury during an accident.

A type of protective headwear made from lightweight cork, typically used for protection against the sun.

The art or practice of clipping and shaping ornamental plants into various decorative forms that differ from their natural growth.

The main subject or central theme of a discussion, lecture, written work, or formal meeting.

A linguistic process in syntax that moves a sentence element to the front position to emphasize it as the topic of discourse.