Words Starting with "T"

with eyes wide open due to shock, amazement, or fear; staring.

with mouth wide open; agape; typically indicating astonishment, shock, or confusion.

bound by shackles, either literally or figuratively, resulting in a lack of freedom; constrained.

purchased or able to be purchased; (figuratively) bribed, having accepted bribe money and thus influenceable.

of eyes, to be wide open suddenly, often from surprise or amazement; staring wide-eyed.

lying crosswise or horizontally, often causing an obstruction

wound around or coiled by something; also, entangled or involved in a complicated matter or affair

sunk deeply into a substance or medium, becoming invisible; also used of the sun or moon disappearing below the horizon

most correct or true; also, to make something more correct (rare usage)

able to be dammed or blocked so as to stop flowing, as with water; also, held back or obstructed

A state of being stunned or astonished, with mouth agape.

Being in a dazed or open-mouthed state due to amazement, shock, or disbelief.

The state of being stretched out wide or spread, as of a landscape (rice fields, sky) or objects like mats, sails, or nets.

(1) Already formed or created (e.g., an organization, object). (2) Figuratively: Already shaped or molded in character, thus difficult to change.

(1) To hit or bump into something, such as one's head hitting a wall. (2) To encounter an obstacle or hindrance, as in plans facing obstacles.

encouraged or stirred to become brave; made courageous by something

bound or gathered together into one bundle; tied up collectively

having the greatest size, amount, or degree compared to others; biggest; largest

stranded or run aground on a shoal, sandbank, or reef; stuck due to making contact with shallow ground

accustomed; used to; having become a habit.

made; created (colloquial, non-standard form of 'terbuat').

countable; considered as part of a count or group (often used in the negative form 'tidak terbilang' meaning countless).

to have a slight involuntary bowel movement; to soil oneself a little.

Terbirit-birit is a reduplicated form of 'terbirit', describing an extremely hurried action or state, often in physical or emotional extremes.

landslide on a mountain slope or cliff edge; also refers to a slope or an embankment on a ditch slope (archaic, obsolete).

The emergence of celestial bodies above the horizon or the arising of feelings, ideas, and desires within a person.

A printed or digital work that has been published, such as a book, magazine, or other medium; a publication.

A pocket-sized edition of a published work, typically a reprint, characterized by its compact, portable format.

A chemical element classified as a rare earth metal with atomic number 65, symbol Tb, and atomic weight 158.9254; discovered by Carl Gustaf Mosander.

To lose consciousness or sensation due to the influence of an anesthetic; to be captivated or lulled into unawareness of one's surroundings.