| TUNDISHES | • tundishes n. Plural of tundish. • TUNDISH n. (Shakespeare) a wooden funnel. |
| TUNEFULLY | • tunefully adv. In a tuneful manner. • TUNEFUL adv. melodious. |
| TUNESMITH | • tunesmith n. A composer of tunes. • TUNESMITH n. a songwriter or composer of light music. |
| TUNGSTATE | • tungstate n. (Chemistry) Any salt of tungstic acid. • TUNGSTATE n. a salt of tungstic acid. |
| TUNGSTENS | • tungstens n. Plural of tungsten. • TUNGSTEN n. a metallic element. |
| TUNGSTITE | • tungstite n. (Mineralogy) An orthorhombic hydrous tungsten oxide mineral formed by the weathering of other tungsten-containing… • TUNGSTITE n. a yellow earthy mineral, tungsten oxide. |
| TUNGSTOUS | • tungstous adj. (Chemistry) containing tetravalent tungsten. • TUNGSTOUS adj. containing tungsten in a low valence state. |
| TUNICATED | • tunicated adj. Tunicate. • TUNICATED adj. having the form of a tunicate. |
| TUNICATES | • tunicates n. Plural of tunicate. • TUNICATE n. a small marine animal. |
| TUNNELERS | • tunnelers n. Plural of tunneler. • TUNNELER n. one who tunnels, also TUNNELLER. |
| TUNNELING | • tunneling n. The act of burrowing a tunnel. • tunneling n. The practice of exploring tunnel. • tunneling n. (Physics) The quantum mechanical passing of a particle through an energy barrier. |
| TUNNELLED | • tunnelled v. Simple past tense and past participle of tunnel. • TUNNEL v. to dig a tunnel. |
| TUNNELLER | • tunneller n. (British spelling) Alternative form of tunneler. • TUNNELLER n. one who tunnels, also TUNNELER. |