A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
- T-shirt, t-shirt, tee-shirt, tee shirt
- Tabula rasa
- Tacit vs taciturn
- Tack vs. tact
- Tacks vs. Tax
- Tad bit vs tidbit
- Tail vs. tale
- Tail Wagging the Dog – Idiom, Meaning and Examples
- Take a back seat
- Take a Bath – Idiom, Meaning and Origin
- Take a Gander – Meaning & Examples
- Take a Hike – Meaning and Origin
- Take a knee
- Take a powder
- Take a shine to
- Take a Shot—Encouraging Bold Moves
- Take a toll and take its toll
- Take for granted or take for granite
- Take it or leave it
- Take It With A Grain (Pinch) Of Salt – Behind The Skepticism
- Take No Prisoners – Idiom, Origin & Meaning
- Take over vs. takeover
- Take someone for a ride
- Take That to the Bank—A Guide to Teaching Reliable Statements
- Take the bull by the horns and grab the bull by the horns
- Take the cake
- Take the High Road – Idiom, Origin & Meaning
- Take the mickey out of someone
- Take the reins
- Take to the cleaners
- Takeaway and takeout
- Taken Back or Taken Aback – Which One to Use?
- Talk a blue streak and curse a blue streak
- Talk of the Town – Origin & Meaning
- Talk out of both sides of one’s mouth
- Talk to the Hand – Origin & Meaning
- Talk turkey
- Tamper vs temper
- Tanker vs tankard
- Tar and feather
- Tar baby
- Tariff
- Taro vs tarot
- Tartar or tartare
- Taser
- Tattletale vs telltale
- Taught vs. Taut
- Taught vs. Tot
- Taupe vs tope
- Taut vs taunt
- Tea vs tee
- Teacher’s Pet—From Classroom to Culture
- Team vs. Teem
- Tear vs tier
- Tear vs. Tare
- Tear vs. Tear – Usage, Difference & Meaning
- Teas vs. Tease
- Tease out
- Technicolor yawn
- Teeth vs. teethe
- Teetotaler, teetotaller
- Telegram vs. telegraph
- Tell It to the Marines – Idiom, Meaning and Origin
- Temblor, tremblor or trembler
- Tempus Fugit – Origin & Meaning in English
- Tenant vs. tenet
- Tent vs. Tint
- Tenure vs tenor
- Terminate
- Tern vs. Turn
- Terra firma
- Terrific vs terrifying
- Terroir and terror
- Testament vs. testimony
- Testing the Waters – Idiom, Origin & Meaning
- Tete-a-tete
- Textish
- Thanksgiving or Thanksgiving Day
- That or Who – When and How to Use Correctly?
- That vs. which
- That which
- That’s All She Wrote – An Unexpected End Or Finality
- The $64,000 question
- The big picture
- The birds and the bees
- The Bronx
- The Clock Is Ticking or Time Is Ticking – Origin & Meaning
- The Customer Is Always Right – Origin, Meaning & Explanation
- The die is cast
- The end justifies the means
- The exception that proves the rule
- The face that launched a thousand ships
- The fair sex and the fairer sex
- The Game is Afoot – Meaning, Origin and Usage
- The handwriting on the wall or the writing on the wall
- The Hill You Want to Die On – Meaning and Origin
- The jury is out
- The Late – Usage, Meaning & Examples
- The lesser of two evils
- The nature of the beast
- The quick and the dead
- The rub
- The squeaky wheel gets the grease
- The vs thee
- The World Is Your Oyster—Exploring Unlimited Possibilities
- The worm has turned
- Theater vs. Theatre – What’s the Difference?
- Their, them, themselves, they (as singular pronouns)
- Them’s the breaks or brakes
- Then vs. Than – When to Use Each (With Examples)
- There, Their, and They’re – Differences and Examples (With Quiz)
- There’s no free lunch
- Therefore – Usage and Examples in a Sentence
- Therefore vs therefor
- Thesauri or thesaurusus
- Think on one’s feet
- Think outside the box
- Third rail
- Third Time’s the Charm—The Power of Persistence
- This Ain’t My First Rodeo – From Novice To Veteran
- Thong or flip-flop
- Thorn in the Flesh—More Than a Painful Idiom
- Thoroughbred vs purebred
- Thrall
- Three Sheets to the Wind – Navigating the ‘Drunk’ Language
- Threshold or threshhold
- Throes vs. Throws
- Throne vs thrown
- Through and through or thru and thru
- Through vs. Threw – Which One to Use and When
- Through vs. Thru – Difference, Usage & Examples
- Throw a curveball and throw a curve
- Throw good money after bad
- Throw My Hat in the Ring – Meaning and Origin
- Throw or toss someone a bone
- Throw the baby out with the bathwater
- Throw under the bus
- Throwing In The Towel – The Symbol of Surrender
- Throwing Shade – Origin, Meaning & Examples
- Thrust, thrusted
- Thumb one’s nose and cock a snook
- Thumbs up and thumbs down
- Thusly
- Thyme vs. Time
- Tic vs. tick
- Tickled Pink—Idiom, Origin & Meaning
- Tiddlywinks and tiddleywinks
- Tide Someone Over vs. Tied Someone Over – Origin & Definition
- Tide vs tied
- Tie the Knot or Tying the Knot – Meaning & Origin
- Tiger by the Tail – Idiom, Origin and Meaning
- Till the Cows Come Home – From Now to Infinity
- Till, until, ’til
- Tilting at windmills
- Timber or timbre
- Time heals all wounds
- Time waits for no man
- Timeout vs. time out
- Timpanum, timpani, tympanum, tympani
- Tinder vs tender
- Tinker’s damn and tinker’s dam
- Tinsel vs. Tensile
- Tinseltown
- Tiny house and tiny home
- Tip of the iceberg
- Tip one’s hat and tip one’s cap
- Tire vs. tyre
- Tit for Tat – Idiom, Origin & Meaning
- Titan vs. Tighten
- Title Capitalization Rules – Ultimate Guide
- Titter vs titer
- Titular
- Tmesis
- TMI
- To a T
- To boot
- To err is human; to forgive, divine
- To Harp On – The Persistence of Complaint
- To say the least and to say the least of it
- To the hilt
- To the nines
- To the victor belong the spoils
- To vs. Too – The Difference With Examples
- To wit
- Toad vs. Towed
- Toe the line
- Toe vs. Tow
- Toffee-Nosed – Origin & Meaning
- Toile vs toil
- Toile vs tulle
- Toilette
- Told vs. Tolled
- Tole vs. Toll
- Tolerance vs. toleration
- Tomayto, tomahto and potayto, potahto
- Tomfoolery
- Ton vs. Tonne – What’s the Difference?
- Tongue-in-Cheek – Meaning, Origin and Examples
- Tongue-tied
- Too big for one’s britches or breeches and too big for one’s boots
- Too many cooks spoil the broth
- Too Many Irons in the Fire – Beyond Multitasking
- Too much of a good thing
- Tool vs tulle
- Toot Your Own Horn or Blow Your Own Horn — Meaning and Examples
- Top banana and second banana
- Top dog
- Topography vs. typography
- Tor vs. Tore
- Torrent vs torrid
- Torturous vs. tortuous
- Totaled/totaling vs. totalled/totalling
- Touch and go
- Touch base
- Touche or touché
- Tough row to hoe
- Tough vs tuff
- Tour de force
- Tourist trap
- Tout
- Toward vs. Towards – What’s the Difference?
- Toweled or towelled
- Toxicology vs. toxology
- Track and field and athletics
- Tract vs. Track – Difference in Meaning & Usage
- Tractable vs trackable
- Tragedy vs travesty
- Trainer or trainor
- Training wheels vs stabilisers
- Traitor vs trader
- Translucent vs. transparent
- Transparent, translucent and opaque
- Transpire – Definition & Examples
- Transport vs. transportation
- Trap vs entrap
- Travel, Traveled & Travelling – What’s the Difference?
- Trawl vs. troll
- Treasurys
- Treatise vs treaties
- Treble vs. triple
- Triage
- Trial By Fire—Idiom, Meaning & Origin
- Trick or treat vs trick-or-treat
- Tried and True – Meaning and Origin
- Trip the Light Fantastic—From Dance Floor to Language
- Troglodyte
- Troika
- Trolling
- Troop vs. troupe
- Trouper vs. Trooper – Meaning, Difference & Examples
- Truck with
- Truculent
- Trump card
- Trussed vs. Trust
- Trustee vs. trusty
- Tsk Tsk or Tisk Tisk – Meaning & Examples
- Tsunami vs tidal wave
- Tumor vs. tumour
- Tunneled, Tunneling vs. Tunnelled, Tunnelling – What’s the Difference?
- Turban vs. Turbine
- Turbid, turgid, torpid
- Turn a blind eye
- Turn heads and turn one’s head
- Turn Over a New Leaf – Idiom, Origin & Meaning
- Turn over vs turnover
- Turn the Other Cheek – Idiom, Meaning and Origin
- Turnabout is fair play
- Turncoat
- Turnkey vs turn key
- Turtle, tortoise, terrapin
- Tussie-mussie vs nosegay
- Tutor vs. Tudor
- Twee
- Tween
- Tween or teen
- Twiddle one’s thumbs
- Twist one’s arm
- Two can play at that game
- Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right – Proverb, Meaning & Examples
- Two-bit
- Two’s company, three’s a crowd
- ‘Tis the season
- A Taste of Your Own Medicine or Dose of Your Own Medicine
- Apple of My Eye – The One Cherished Above All Others
- As Thick As Thieves – Meaning & Origin
- At Face Value – A Blind Belief Or Unquestioned Acceptance?
- Bottom Line – Idiom, Origin & Meaning
- Brain trust vs think tank
- Breadcrumbs, breadcrumb trail and trail of breadcrumbs
- Bring vs take
- Burnish vs tarnish
- Carry a Torch for Someone—Journey Through Unrequited Love
- Cisgender vs transgender
- Close-Knit vs. Tight-Knit – Usage & Meaning
- Coin a phrase
- Daylight Saving Time or British Summer Time
- Decathlon, heptathlon, pentathlon, triathlon and biathlon
- Dogs of War – Origin and Meaning
- Duck tape or duct tape
- End All Be All—The Pursuit of Ultimate Goals
- Fine Tooth Comb – Idiom, Meaning & Origin
- Firsthand and secondhand vs first-hand and second-hand
- Fly in the face of
- Go into a tailspin and send someone into a tailspin
- Go to the Mat—A Metaphor for Resilience
- Have a target on one’s back
- Hear through the grapevine, bush telegraph or jungle telegraph
- Heavens to Murgatroyd – Idiom, Definition and Origin
- Hindsight is 20/20 and 20/20 hindsight
- Hobo, tramp, bum, or gutter punk
- How the Tables Have Turned – A Complete Reversal
- How to Use Cannot See the Forest for the Trees Correctly
- How To Use Transgender vs. Transsexual vs. Transvestite Correctly
- Kleenex vs tissue
- Knock on wood and touch wood
- Leotard vs tights
- Like taking candy from a baby
- Long Story Short – The Removal of Unnecessary Details
- On your mark, get set, go! and ready, set, go!
- Overtake, take over and takeover
- Overthink vs think over
- Plural Form – Is It Potatoes or Potatos or Tomatoes or Tomatos?
- Pour cold water on and throw cold water on
- Prom and The Proms
- Rain Check – Idiom, Slang & Meaning
- Show one’s cards and tip one’s hand
- Storm in a Teacup – Excessive Enthusiasm or Unnecessary Fuss?