| Kenneth G. Wilson (1923–). The Columbia Guide to Standard American English. 1993. |
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| Entry Index |
| | | their to under- |
| | | their, there, they’re |
| theirn |
| theirs |
| theirselves, themself |
| them 1 |
| them 2 |
| themself |
| themselves |
| then |
| then |
| thence |
| theorize |
| there |
| thereabouts, thereafter, thereat, thereby, therefrom, therein, thereof, thereon, thereto, thereupon, therewith |
| there are |
| the reason why |
| therefor, therefore |
| therefrom, therein |
| there is, there are |
| thereof, thereon, thereto, thereupon, therewith |
| the same as, just as |
| these kind of, these sort of |
| thesis |
| the three R’s |
| the way |
| they, their, them |
| they’re |
| they say |
| thief |
| thine |
| thing |
| think |
| third, thirdly |
| THIRD PERSON SINGULAR AND PLURAL |
| this, that |
| this here |
| thither |
| thitherto |
| tho, tho’ |
| thorn |
| thoroughbred, purebred |
| those kind of, those sort of |
| thou, thee, thine, thy |
| though |
| thought, to take |
| THOUGHTFUL WRITER |
| thoughtless |
| three last |
| three R’s, the |
| thrill, thrilled |
| thrive |
| throng, thronged |
| through |
| throughput |
| throughway |
| throw in the towel |
| thru |
| thruput |
| thrust |
| thruway, expressway, freeway, interstate, motorway, parkway, throughway |
| thusly, thus |
| thy |
| thyself |
| -tiate, -tiation |
| tight, tightly |
| ’til |
| TILDE |
| till, ’til, until |
| timber, timbre |
| timely |
| time period |
| times more, times less |
| timidity |
| tin |
| tinker |
| tip, tipster |
| tirade |
| tired |
| TIRED METAPHORS |
| tits |
| to 1 |
| to 2, too, two |
| to a degree |
| to all intents and purposes |
| to-do |
| together 1 |
| together 2 |
| togetherness |
| together with |
| to hand |
| token, by the same |
| tolerant, tolerance |
| tomato |
| tome |
| tonic |
| too |
| took, taken |
| toothsome, toothy |
| top 1 |
| top 2 |
| topless |
| tormented |
| tornado |
| torpedo |
| torso |
| tortuous, torturous |
| to say the least |
| total, totally |
| totality |
| to the manner (manor) born |
| to the nth degree |
| toward, towards |
| towel, throw in the |
| to wit |
| track, tract |
| trade |
| TRADE NAMES |
| TRADITIONAL GRAMMARS |
| traffic |
| tragedy |
| tragic, tragical |
| transcendent, transcendental, transcendentalism, Transcendentalist |
| TRANSFORMATIONAL-GENERATIVE GRAMMAR |
| transient, transitory |
| TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE VERBS |
| transitory |
| translate, transliterate |
| translucent, opaque, transparent |
| transmute |
| transparent |
| transpire |
| traumatic, trauma |
| travesty |
| tread |
| treat |
| treble |
| trek |
| trembler, tremblor |
| tribute |
| triceps |
| trillion |
| triple, treble |
| triumphal, triumphant |
| trivia |
| trod |
| trooper, trouper |
| TROPE |
| trouper |
| trousers |
| truculent |
| true |
| true facts |
| truly |
| trust |
| trustee, trusty |
| try |
| try and |
| T-shirt, tee shirt |
| -tt- |
| tube |
| tubercular, tuberculous |
| tummy |
| turbid, turgid |
| turnpike |
| tweeny |
| twelvemo, 12mo |
| two |
| two and two |
| two-faced |
| two first |
| two plus two, two and two |
| -ty |
| tycoon |
| type, -type |
| U, non-U |
| uglies, uglify |
| uglily |
| ugly, uglies, uglify |
| uh |
| uh-huh, uh-oh, uh-uh |
| U.K. |
| ultimate, ultimately |
| ultimatum |
| ultra |
| ultra- |
| umlaut |
| umpire |
| un- |
| unabridged |
| unalienable |
| unapt |
| UNATTACHED PARTICIPLES |
| unaware, unawares |
| unbeknown, unbeknownst |
| unbend, unbending |
| UNCHANGING PLURALS OF NOUNS |
| uncomfortable, uncomfortably |
| UNCOMPARABLE ADJECTIVES |
| unconscious |
| under- |
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