Toward and towards—tō´-ward and tō´wardz, not to-ward´ and to-wardz´.
Tragacanth—trăg´a-kănth, not trăj´a-sĭnth nor trăg´a-sănth. A gum used for mucilage.
Traverse—trăv´erse, not tra-verse´. Traversable, traversing and traversed have also the accent on the first syllable.
Tremendous—tre-mĕn´dŭs, not tre-mĕn´de-ŭs nor tre-mĕn´jŭs.
Trilobite—trī´lo-bīte, not trĭl´o-bīte nor trŏl´lo-bīte, as it is often called.
Troche—trō´kee, not trōsh, trō´she, trōke nor trŏtch. Plural, troches (trō´keez). A lozenge composed of sugar, mucilage and medicine, as: bronchial troches. Trochee—trō´kee, is a foot in poetry.
Truculent—trū´ku-lent, not trŭk´u-lent.
Truths—truths, not truthz, is the plural of truth.
Tryst—trĭst, not trīst. An appointment to meet. Tryster (trĭst´er), trysting (trĭst´ing).
Turbine—tür´bĭn, not tür´-bīne. A kind of water wheel.