10-Letter Words Containing T

Of official papers

Like written material, arranged in column with date

Finish with copper getting mad, giving description of written evidence

Presented evidence for

Set down in black and white by editor behind paper

'Tom ended drunk', copper intervening put down on paper

DOCUMENT to support by conclusive information

Tabby's friend (wordplay)

Tabby's friend?

Pound worker (wordplay)

Opinionated

Dictatorial.

Dogmatism

Certain people crash Tim's stag do

Opinionated ones

Overbearing types

DOGMATIZE To assert positively; to teach magisterially or with bold and undue confidence; to advance with arrogance.

One who dogmatizes; a bold asserter; a magisterial teacher.

Dogmatize

Dogtrot

Dogwatch

DOLOMITE a mineral

In a controlling way

For the most part

Chiefly, bread found in skip wrapped in newspaper less perfect

Commanding, influencing

Present compiler's back in control

I am held back by present government

Exercise of mastery.

Governing; ruling; imperious.

Rulers cheat, endlessly threatening society

Alphas

Whipper snapper (wordplay)

Woman with a whip (wordplay)

Whip wielder

Doorplate

Dosimeter

An instrument that measures and indicates the amount of x-rays or radiation absorbed in a given period.

Doubleton

Full of questions

DOUBTING the act of doubting

Doughty

Fit together nicely

Fitted together skillfully.

Bird becomes neatly joined

Long-billed sandpipers

Downburst

What beer drinkers do (wordplay)

Downshift

Downspout

Downstage

Perhaps a level below sad street songs

On ground floor (or in basement)

Where scullions knew their place

DOWNSTATE

Downstate

Where the eider duck swims (wordplay)

With the current

The current trend, naturally

Line drawn top to bottom

Line made in writing

Various token words may be used by writer

DOWNTOWN the business district of a city

Downtrend

""Draftier , draftiest Having or exposed to drafts of air.""

Made play with dames: Triad cut up rough

Overdid a little drink - date is going badly

Adapts dreadful mad satires

Prepares for the stage, funny mad satires

Ones earning play money (wordplay)

Play fellows (wordplay)

Anthony and Peter Shaffer

Presented poignantly.

Dramatize

Playwright.

Expression of annoyance about graduate with desire to become playwright

Dramaturg

The Thespian art.

Theatrical art

Playwriting

Letting in more air

Having more wind? Hardier gut possibly wanted!

King and I separately welcomed by child needing more protection from blows

Course for artful bartenders

Drawplate

Sketch some cylindrical cheese (wordplay)

Pouch feature

Drapery need

Dreamtime

DRIFTING drift

Driftwood

Dripstone

Fictional band on the TV show "Lost"

Car's torque transmitter

*Torque-providing component

Auto-warranty subject

Gearing bolt found in exhaust

Car's engine-to-wheels connector

Drizzly

Overhead chandeliers

DROUGHT a dry period

Drouthy

They're pharmaceutical

Carpets ripped in abandoned Dallas pharmacies

They know all about The Cure in New York, as they provide much more than a tonic

Figuratively, a publicity man.

Pests on a rhythm instrument (wordplay)

Chicken leg portions

Beats bloodsucker's upper legs

Dryasdust

Drysalter

""The articles kept by a drysalter; also, the business of a drysalter.""

Act of doubting; doubt.

Speechless with amazement

Amazed as mum refused to work

Astounded by stupid son on lorry

A little lift for Manuel, maybe

High-rise convenience, perhaps

Inept eatery server (wordplay)

DUPLICATE Double; twofold.

Kind of clones

Having scaled it up, turns out copies

Identical sets

Business machine.

Granite state (wordplay)

New dairy built - with quality of something built to last

Instruments for measuring hardness

Lift prints from lids (wordplay)

Hardback protectors

Potentially shaky power structure

Abstract noun (-ity)

DYNAMIST an adherent of {dynamism=n}

Dynamiter

Dynamite

Dynamotor

""Difficulty in articulating words, caused by impairment of the muscles used in speech.""

""An inflammatory disorder of the lower intestinal tract, usually caused by a bacterial, parasitic, or protozoan infection and resulting in pain, fever, and severe diarrhea, often accompanied by the passage of blood and mucus.""

Adjective (-ic)

Dyspeptic

""Abnormal development or growth of tissues, organs, or cells.""

""Medicine Of, relating to, or afflicted with dystrophy.""

Of a rocket perhaps heading towards land

About to land

Lacking in freedom

Soiled, perhaps, by such crudity

It can be indecent

Quality of being gross

Earthly

""The sunlight reflected from the earth to the moon, by which we see faintly, when the moon is near the sun (either before or after new moon), that part of the moon's disk unillumined by direct sunlight, or \'bdthe old moon in the arms of the new.\'b8""

Science fiction characters.

We are, strangely, entities with little inside

Listener objects about Liberal people vis-a-vis aliens

Machine such as a bulldozer

Huge bulldozer

Caterpillar, often

Heart tremor (wordplay)

Ground-breaking, king size.

Capp's McGoon.

Earthrise

Glow during the moon's crescent phase

Faint illumination of the moon's dark side

Earthstar

Earthward

Banks that can stop advances

Banks can stop advances

SWARTHMORE's wriggly team (wordplay)

Wriggly little creatures

Creatures ruining the marrows

Provider of sound testimony (wordplay)

One who gives sound testimony (wordplay)

Sit and release terrible winds!

Winds disturbing isle after festival

A boiling or bubbling up of a liquid; the motion produced in a liquid by its rapid conversion into vapor.

Odd numbers (wordplay)

Many Tim Burton characters

Unconventional people

Pertaining to ecchymosis.

Ones whose business is taking off (wordplay)

Life preservers (wordplay)

Some EPA employees

Commerce department staffers

Veblen, Mill, etc.

Financial experts involved in some cost

Living quarters (wordplay)

They may be carefully balanced

Caves and coral reefs, for example

Cruise to Mexico's borders could be a way to help preserve nature

Vacationing naturist, perhaps

Visitor to untouched land

Visitor careful with footprints

""ECTODERM the external layer of an embryo, also EPIBLAST, EXODERM""

Ectomorph

Medium's vaporous substances.

Seance products.

Ectotherm

Ecumenist

Pertaining to eczema; having the characteristic of eczema.

Toothless

Pieces from a board, perhaps

Leaders, real idiots in disarray

Newspapers' opinion columns

Horizon defined by Connolly's

Having control over prose, hid it away (

Newspaper head's role

Do these ladies die over their hair over their papers (wordplay)

Do such women die with their hair over papers (wordplay)

They may be liberal

Students' goals.

School product

Sweeten

Erasure

Effective

Consummate outcome? You crew, so they say

Fat fee mine when dressed as woman

Womanly bird in weak embrace

(Of a man) like a woman

EFFERENT an organ conveying impulses to an effector

Decadence; weakness

Camp procedure, injecting iron into broken feet and head

Efficacy.

Requiring no physical or mental exertion

Easy no force required

Not showing any strain

Lip gloss (wordplay)

Offer entry for brass!

Ferry often arranged brass

Bargee gets new set of whiskers

Whiskers (wordplay)

Word for copters

Len's eating out at Rose's (wordplay)

Clown is second in gala

Wild roses.

Having I trouble (wordplay)

Selfish fellow swallows a penny?

Having I-strain (wordplay)

Repeating I (wordplay)

Based on self-interest

Is nervous affliction in the East End selfish (wordplay)

Last hole in golf

Of course this is the last hole

Grant's position in presidential history

Big birthdays

Welsh art festival

Welsh festival of poetry and music

Welsh cultural festival

""EJACULATE To throw out suddenly and swiftly, as if a dart; to dart; to eject.""

Ejaculate

A muscle which helps ejaculation.

Ejectment

Added detail to (an account)

Worked out in detail

Worked out carefully

Adds details to

Goes into detail

Develops complex close to Devizes

Quality of rubber bands

Actress/screenwriter Kazan

Helen Incredible quality

Synthetic rubber compounds

Rubber and neoprene

Reseal most faulty rubbery materials

Jubilance

Elaterite

Voluntarily.

They have their say in November

Body that fills a seat (wordplay)

They have the final say on Election Day.

Made with juice (wordplay)

Type of engineering.

Kind of discharge

Terminals of a battery.

Part of a Frankenstein costume

Fabricated steel-cored conductors

Electro

An electric current that moves in an ionized layer above the equator in the earth's upper atmosphere.

The "E" of "E-mail"

Controlled by semiconductors

The e in e-mail

Rudiments.

ABC's

Rudiments

Simple - like copper, say

Simple, my dear Watson!

No problem in Baker Street (wordplay)

Side views on blueprints

Mountain road postings

Architects' work bringing peerages (wordplay)

Got rid of.

Removed and replaced lead in time

Did away with

Gets rid of junk in sale time

Does away with

Gets rid of

Heat making airmen toil

Device supplying current to a battery

"Legs" ZZ Top album

Trainer in a gym

Having a part omitted.

Like nothing obscure

Elocution

Elongate

Rubber band capability

Stretching out

Making more extensive disorder in gaol, note

Romantic getaways (wordplay)

Runs away to join up (wordplay)

They're frantic and romantic

With strong language

English queen's introduced to not yell when broadcast but speak thus (wordplay)

Torturous clue one saw explained

Made clear how to edit a clued version

Made clear

Edits a clue, perhaps, and makes it clear

Explains cryptic clue first time and succeeded!

Clears up

One who makes clear

He explains cryptic clue to arid characters

1980's word: Studiously work out

Final word of 1980: "produce by intensive effort"

Final word of 1980: 'produce by intensive effort'

""ELUTRIATE To wash or strain out so as to purify; as, to elutriate the blood as it passes through the lungs; to strain off or decant, as a powder which is separated from heavier particles by being drawn off with water; to cleanse, as by washing. as, to elutriate the blood as it passes through the lungs; to strain off or decant, as a powder which is separated from heavier particles by being drawn off with water; to cleanse, as by washing.""

Elutriate

""ELUTRIATE To wash or strain out so as to purify; as, to elutriate the blood as it passes through the lungs; to strain off or decant, as a powder which is separated from heavier particles by being drawn off with water; to cleanse, as by washing. as, to elutriate the blood as it passes through the lungs; to strain off or decant, as a powder which is separated from heavier particles by being drawn off with water; to cleanse, as by washing.""

Eluviate

ELUVIATE to undergo a transfer of materials in the soil

Emaciate

Extreme thinness

I arrived back at No 10 first in 9 condition

Boniness

Scents, for example

Odors, for example

Flowers coming out? One has stamina broken

Free terrorists snap title up

CIA pet name for setting free

Meat-pie can be served free

To take away the margin of.

Unsex poor Mae with loveless kiss

Weaken metal and cause to fracture

Cut Samson's hair, for example

Lamb cooked in cheese not a learner's preservation process

A work by Rachel Whiteread (2005/6)

Dike or levee

Check on overflow

Embarkation.

Embattle

Embayment

Embedment

Soured ale put in middle of remedy

Made resentful

Made hostile

Relating to or acting as a symbol

Representative

Symbolical

EMBLEM to represent with a symbolic device

Concrete expression of some idea, quality, etc.

Incarnation

Personification

Plumpness, French style.

Plumpness? Point to retiring aristocrat and me

Word from French meaning stout or full of figure

""The act of forming bosses or raised figures, or the state of being so formed.""

EMBRITTLE

Embrittle