Tree,
Irish third number.
Tree,
large plant in England or Ireland.
Tree trees, an Irish forest.
Tic,
nervous affliction.
Tick,
single sound of a clock.
Tick,
blood sucking insect.
Ticker,
(sl) clock.
Ticker,
(sl) heart.
Ticking,
continuing sounds of a clock.
Ticking,
material, sheeting, of cotton or similar.
Tie,
equal.
Tie,
for the neck.
Tie,
to bind.
Thai,
Asian.
They tied tying their Thai ties.
Therapists,
as in Sigmund Freud.
The rapists,
disturbed individuals who could probably have done
with a visit to the psychoanalytical master.
According to his grandson Clement, Sigmund actually received
a telegram with just such a "typo" (or Freudian slip!):
"The rapists from Philadelphia send their congratulations and good wishes".
Ties,
agreements.
'Till,
until.
Till,
cash box.
Till,
turn soil, plough.
Tilt,
joust.
Tilt,
canvas cover.
Tilt,
lean over.
During the tilt, the tilt developed a tilt.
Tip,
to topple, to pour.
Tip,
(sl) a mess, a rubbish tip.
Tip,
reward for service.
Tip,
information.
Tip,
pointed end.
Tip,
to doff one's hat or cap.
Tipped off,
pre-advised.
Tipped off,
jettisoned.
Tire,
(US) tyre.
Tire,
to exhaust.
Tyre,
rubber/metal protection around a wheel.
Tired,
exhausted.
Tyred,
to have fitted a rubber/metal protection
to a wheel.
After he tyred the motor he was tired.
Tit,
type of bird.
Tit,
(sl) breast.
Tit,
riposte in kind, tit for tat.
Titilate,
to arouse.
That tie, late.
The oriental neck covering is somewhat retarded in
its arrival.
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