| Term | Definition |
| Travesty | a ridiculous or absurd imitation |
| Terse | direct or to the point |
| Treatise | a long formal work |
| Subsidiary | a company owned by a larger company |
| Substantiate | to prove true, to verify, or to confirm |
| Impunity | freedom or exemption from punishment |
| Stint | a period of assosciation or employment |
| Stippling | an arrangement of dots |
| Tenuous | weak, insubstantial, or flimsy |
| Emaciated | sickly thin, extremely thin |
| Tenure | a period of assosciation |
| Stringent | harsh, rigid, or severe |
| Stupor | a state of surprise or awe |
| Subservient | submissive or inferior |
| Impasse | a deadlock or stalemate |
| Impeccable | perfect or flawless |
| Impecunious | poor or bankrupt |
| Translucent | clear or transparent |
| Therapeutic | healing or curing |
| Titular | honorary or symbolic |
| Teem | to overflow |
| Temporal | worldy or secular |
| Temporize | to update or modernize |
| Tenable | believable or defendable |
| Tortuous | twisting or winding |
| Transcend | to rise above or exceed |
| Transient | temporary, short-lived, or brief |
| Improvise | to make up off hand |
| Allegation | an unproved assertion |
| Tenet | a major or important belief |
| Commiserate | to express sympathy or sorrow |
| Allay | to calm or soothe or to make less severe |
| Ineffable | indescribable or unable to be put into words |
| Fetid | foul smelling or stinking |
| Iridescent | bright colored or shiny |
| Primordial | of the earliest ages |
| Apathetic | indifferent or unconcerned |
| Agglomeration | a mass, group, or cluster |
| Sequester | to seclude or isolate |
| Licentious | without moral restraint |
| Strident | a shrill or grating sound |
| Immutable | unable to be changed |
| Impalpable | abstract |
| Importune | to beg or plead |
| Impregnable | unconquerable, secure, and unyielding |
| Improvident | wasteful, reckless |
| Superficial | shallow, lacking depth, and lacking insight |
| Superfluous | unnecessary or not needed |
| Supernumerary | an extra of something |
| Supple | limber or compliant |