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| TURBOCHARGER | | n. Supercharger driven by a turbine powered by the engine's exhaust gases. | |
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| TURNINGPOINT | | n. Point at which a decisive change occurs. | |
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| TWENTYTWENTY | | vision n. (also 20/20 vision) 1 vision of normal acuity.
- colloq. Good eyesight. | |
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| TAXDEDUCTIBLE | | adj. (of expenditure) legally deductible from income before tax assessment. | |
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| TELEMARKETING | | n. Marketing of goods etc. By unsolicited telephone calls. | |
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| TEMPERAMENTAL | | adj. - of temperament.
- a (of a person) unreliable; moody. B colloq. (of esp. A machine) unreliable, unpredictable. temperamentally adv. | |
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| TENDERHEARTED | | adj. Easily moved; compassionate. tender-heartedness n. | |
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| TENOSYNOVITIS | | n. Injury of esp. A wrist tendon resulting from repetitive strain. [greek tenon tendon, *synovia] | |
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| THERMONUCLEAR | | adj. - relating to nuclear reactions that occur only at very high temperatures.
- (of weapons) using thermonuclear reactions. | |
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| THERMOPLASTIC | | —adj. That becomes plastic on heating and hardens on cooling. —n. Thermoplastic substance. | |
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