Words Starting with "T"

Flat and underdeveloped in shape, especially describing a buttocks that lacks fullness or volume.

Fully filled to the brim, especially in cylindrical containers such as barrels or jars.

The act of striking both palms together to produce a sound, commonly used as a gesture of applause or non-verbal communication.

Proverb expressing the principle that good deeds are repaid with goodness, and evil deeds with evil, reflecting reciprocal justice in social interactions.

The act of slapping one's chest with the hand, used to express emotions such as anger, disappointment, or courage, or as part of ritual or dramatic performance.

A metaphor for sincere praise or admiration, often used to acknowledge someone's effort or achievement with genuine appreciation.

A proverb emphasizing the importance of seeking advice from experienced individuals before undertaking a new endeavor, reflecting respect for accumulated knowledge and wisdom.

A traditional children's game involving rhythmic hand clapping and alternating hand slaps between players, often accompanied by rhymes or chants to enhance playfulness.

A collective action of clapping and cheering used to express enthusiasm, support, or joy in public settings such as games or festive events.

The act of striking both palms together to produce a sound, commonly used as applause or rhythmic expression.

A combination of hand-clapping and dance movements commonly used in traditional performing arts, especially in rural regions.

The sound produced by striking one palm against another, often used as an expression of approval, rhythm, or social response.

A fine powder obtained by grinding or milling solid materials, such as rice, wheat, or corn.

Flour made from the starch of the areca palm stem, commonly used as an alternative food ingredient with properties similar to sago flour.

Powder derived from dried and ground animal blood, used as a protein source in animal feed and organic fertilizer.

Flour made from dried, sliced, and ground cassava, commonly used as a staple ingredient or thickener in traditional dishes.

Powder made from fish by-products not consumed by humans, processed by drying and grinding into a fine powder for animal feed or industrial use.

Animal feed ingredient made by grinding, drying, and processing fish into powder, commonly used in livestock and aquaculture industries.

Proverbial expression indicating a situation or process that has progressed smoothly, according to expectations, or has reached a certain stage of development.

A fine powder produced by drying lymph, a vital organ in the immune system.

Fish flour used as animal feed; also refers to pollen from flowers containing male reproductive cells in botanical contexts.

Flour derived from the sap of the aren palm, used in traditional foods such as lemper and cakes.

Rice flour mixed with water and setawar leaves, used in magical rituals or traditional ceremonies as a symbolic or mystical ingredient.

Powdered egg product made by drying eggs, used as a thickening agent or nutritional supplement in cooking.

Powdered bone derived from animal bones, used as livestock feed or organic fertilizer after removal of fat and gelatin.

Climbing plant resembling bitter melon, bearing seeded fruit with a bitter taste and roots that produce soap-like foam; scientifically known as Momordica cochinchinensis.

A group of plant species, including types such as leafy tepus, ginger-like tepus, red tepus, and fragrant tepus, belonging to the genus Achasma megalacheilos.

Black liquid material used for coating; a type of asphalt suitable for sealing small holes in gutters.

A mark in the form of a symbol, letter, or emblem stamped onto paper, metal, important documents, envelopes, or packages to indicate authenticity or official status.

Re-testing of weighing instruments, measuring devices, and standards used in trade to ensure accuracy and compliance with official regulations.