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5,162 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

tissu cicatriciel: scar tissue
tissulaire: tissular
tit: contraction of petit
tit: contraction of petit
titan: titan; titan beetle
titane: titanium
titanesque: Titanic, Herculean
titanique: titanic (all senses)
titanite: titanite
titanomagnétite: titanomagnetite
titi: street urchin
titi: titi (New World monkey)
titianesque: Titianesque
titien: Titian
titillation: light tickling
titiller: to titillate
titine: titin
titine: A hypocoristic way of referring to a personified object, often a car.
titisme: Titoism
titiste: Titoist
titrage: titration
titraille: headline (and similar components of a newspaper article)
titre: heading, title (name of a piece of work); title (extra name bestowed upon somebody); titre; tittle (the point on top of the letter i); share, certificate (document evidencing ownership of stock, debt, commodities, etc.)
titre au porteur: bearer bond, bearer share
titre de noblesse: title of nobility, noble title
titre de presse: newspaper, press publication
titre de propriété: deed of property, paper title, title deed
titre de séjour: residence permit, green card
titre de transport: ticket, transport ticket
titrer: to titrate
titrer: to title (to give an honorific title to someone)
titrimétrie: titrimetry
titrisation: securitization
titriser: to securitize
titubant: uncertain, stumbling
tituber: to stagger
titulaire: tenured, permanent, titular; in the starting team, as opposed to a substitute
titulaire: a permanent staff member; a holder (of an account, a name, a title, etc.)
titulairement: titularly
titularisation: tenure
titulariser: to grant tenure to
titulature: titulature
tiède: tepid, lukewarm
tièdement: coolly, tepidly, half-heartedly
tiédasse: warmish
tiédeur: tepidity, lukewarmness, halfheartedness
tiédir: to become lukewarm
tiédisses: second-person singular present/imperfect subjunctive of tiédir
tjr: abbreviation of toujours
tjs: abbreviation of toujours
tkt: dw; don't worry
tmèse: tmesis
to: variant of tô
toast: toast (bread); toast (salutation)
toaster: to toast (grill bread to make toast); to toast (drink to something)
toasteur: toaster
toasté: a toasted hotdog on a toasted bun
toasté: toasted; caught in the act; drunk, stoned, high
toboggan: slide (in a playground)
toc: a knock; engine knocking (toc moteur), especially when reduplicated as toc-toc; a small, sudden, change in motion that is part of a larger movement