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Tractable (adj.) : docile, easily controlled or guided
Tractor (n) : a ploughing machine, a machine that pulls or draws
Trade (n) : commerce, business, occupation
Trade (v) : buy and sell
Trader (n) : one who trades, a merchant
Tradesman (n) : a shopkeeper a mechanic
Tradition (n) : convention
Traduce (v) : slander
Tragedy (n) : a play having a sad ending
Tragic (adj.) : sad, suitable to tragedy
Tragical (adj.) : sad, suitable to tragedy
Trail (n) : trace, scent or beaten path left behind by anything that moves
Training (n) ; practical education in any profession
Trait (n) : a peculiar feature
Traitor (n) : a person guilty of treason, betrayer
Trammel (n) : a restraint, a fishing net
Trammel (v) : hinder
Tram (n) : electric car running on road
Trample (v) : to tread heavily
Trance (n) : an unnatural deep sleep
Tranquil (adj.) : calm, peaceful
Tranquillity (n) : stillness, calm
Transact (v) : conduct, perform, do carry on, manage
Transaction (n) : piece of business, proceeding, of a society, affair
Transcend (v) : surpass, go, beyond, excel
Transcribe (v) : copy or reproduce in writing
Transcription (n) : a copy written down
Transfer (v) : carry to another spot
Transfer (n) : change of possession or place
Transfix (v) : to pierce through, to make unable to move
Transform (v) : change the appearance, quality or form
Transformation (n) : change of substance or form
Transformer (n) : one who or which transforms, an electrical appliance
Transfuse (v) : cause to pass through
Transgress (v) : pass beyond a limit, break (a law, etc,) infringe
Tranship (v) : change from one ship to another
Transient (adj.) :momentary, not permanent, passing
Transistor (n) : an electronic device replacing a valve in radio set
Transit (n) : the act of passing over, conveyance
Transition (n) : a change from one form or place to another

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