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· talented
· tender
· terrific
· thoughtful
· tremendous
· trustworthy
· truthful
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What are some herbs that begin with the letter T?
tarragonthymetansy
What gases begin with the letter t?
Tellurium hexafluoride
What is a geometric shape that starts with a t?
Triangle and trapezoid are geometric shapes. They begin with the letter t.
Which fossil begins with the letter T?
Trilobites are fossils that begin with letter T.
What are some car manufacturers that begin with the letter T?
Car Manufacturers that begin with the letter T:TeslaToyota
What are some nice thing to say about your mom that starts with t?
Talented, tender, terrific, thoughtful and tremendous are nice ways to describe your mom. They begin with the letter t.
What nice things start with the letter t?
terrific
How do you say nice t shirt in french?
un beau T-shirt
What are some things you can yell out that begin with the letter T?
Touchdown!
What are things that begin with letter t?
Here's a huge list...teapotteatimetigertopthieftolltermstelephonetricktametilttiretick
What are things that are bad that begin with the letter t?
· temper · thief · trouble
What are some cold things that begin with the letter t?
· TCBY ice cream · tundra
What are some bedroom things that begin with the letter T?
In the bedroom you can find many things:TeddyTVT-shirtTrousers
What are some scary things that begin with the letter T?
tarantulas, tornados, tropical storms, tsunamis
What are the things worn on your feet that begin with the letter T?
tennis shoes tap shoes (for tap dancing)
What are some things that you are thankful for that begin with the letter t?
I am thankful for teachers, tolerance, tradition, treats, trust and tutors.
What Verbs don't have a t in present tense but do in past?
An example of a verb that does not have a "t" in present tense but does in past tense is "begin." In present tense, we say "begin," but in past tense, we say "began."
