An indigenous group of the Caribbean known for their agricultural practices and resistance to European colonization.
TabbyA type of domestic cat with a distinctive coat pattern featuring stripes, swirls, or spots.
TabernacleA tent, hut, or portable dwelling; in Judaism and Christianity, a sacred container or place of worship.
TableA piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs, used for various activities such as eating or working.
TabletA flat piece of material used for writing or inscribing.
TabooA social or cultural prohibition against certain practices or discussions.
TaborA small drum, often used in military contexts or folk music.
TabooA social or cultural prohibition against a particular practice or discussion.
TabulateTo arrange data in a table or systematic form.
TactThe ability to deal with difficult situations or people in a sensitive and effective way.
TacticA carefully planned method or strategy used to achieve a specific goal.
TacticianA person skilled in planning and executing complex strategies, especially in military contexts.
TacticsThe art or science of planning and carrying out actions to achieve a specific goal, especially in battle or competition.
TactileRelating to or involving the sense of touch.
TactlessnessThe quality of being insensitive or lacking in social judgment.
TagA label attached to someone or something for identification or to indicate ownership.
Tai ChiA Chinese martial art known for its slow, graceful movements and meditative properties.
Tai ChiA traditional Chinese martial art focused on slow, controlled movements and meditation.
Tai ChiA Chinese martial art known for its slow, graceful movements and meditation practices.
TaichiA traditional Chinese martial art known for its slow, graceful movements and emphasis on balance and relaxation.