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trampolining (noun) tram·po·lin·ing
trampolinist (noun) tram·po·lin·ist
trampy (adjective) trampy
tramway (noun) tram·way
trance (noun) trance
trance (verb) trance
trancedly (adverb) tranced·ly
trancelike (adjective) trance·like
tranche (noun) tranche
trangam (noun) tran·gam
trank (noun) trank
tranked (adjective) tranked
trannie (noun) tran·nie
tranny (noun) tran·ny
tranquil (adjective) tran·quil
tranquility (noun) tran·quil·i·ty
tranquilize (verb) tran·quil·ize
tranquilizer (noun) tran·quil·iz·er
tranquillity (noun) tran·quil·li·ty
tranquillize (verb) tran·quil·lize
tranquillizer (noun) tran·quil·liz·er
tranquilly (adverb) tran·quil·ly
tranquilness (noun) tran·quil·ness
trans (adjective) trans
trans-fat (noun) trans-fat
transact (verb) trans·act
transactinide (adjective) trans·ac·ti·nide
transaction (noun) trans·ac·tion
transactional (adjective) trans·ac·tion·al
transactionally (adverb) trans·ac·tion·al·ly
transactivation (noun) trans·ac·ti·va·tion
transactor (noun) trans·ac·tor
transalpine (adjective) trans·al·pine
transaminase (noun) trans·am·i·nase
transaminate (verb) trans·am·i·nate
transamination (noun) trans·am·i·na·tion
transatlantic (adjective) trans·at·lan·tic
transatlantically (adverb) trans·at·lan·ti·cal·ly
transaxle (noun) trans·ax·le
transborder (adjective) trans·bor·der
Transcaucasia (adjective) Trans·cau·ca·sia
Transcaucasian (adjective) Trans·cau·ca·sian
Transcaucasian (noun) Trans·cau·ca·sian
transceiver (noun) trans·ceiv·er
transcend (verb) tran·scend
transcendence (noun) tran·scen·dence
transcendency (noun) tran·scen·den·cy
transcendent (adjective) tran·scen·dent
transcendental (adjective) tran·scen·den·tal
transcendentalism (noun) tran·scen·den·tal·ism
transcendentalist (adjective) tran·scen·den·tal·ist
transcendentalist (noun) tran·scen·den·tal·ist
transcendentalize (verb) tran·scen·den·tal·ize
transcendentally (adverb) tran·scen·den·tal·ly
transcendently (adverb) tran·scen·dent·ly
transcode (verb) trans·code
transconductance (noun) trans·con·duct·ance
transcontinental (adjective) trans·con·ti·nen·tal
transcontinental (noun) trans·con·ti·nen·tal
transcontinentally (adverb) trans·con·ti·nen·tal·ly
transcortical (adjective) trans·cor·ti·cal
transcribe (verb) tran·scribe
transcriber (noun) tran·scrib·er
transcript (noun) tran·script
transcriptase (noun) tran·scrip·tase
transcription (noun) tran·scrip·tion
transcriptional (adjective) tran·scrip·tion·al
transcriptionally (adverb) tran·scrip·tion·al·ly
transcriptionist (noun) tran·scrip·tion·ist
transcriptive (adjective) tran·scrip·tive
transcultural (adjective) trans·cul·tur·al
transcutaneous (adjective) trans·cu·ta·ne·ous
transdermal (adjective) trans·der·mal
transdermally (adverb) trans·der·mal·ly
transdifferentiate (verb) trans·dif·fer·en·ti·ate
transdifferentiation (noun) trans·dif·fer·en·ti·a·tion
transdisciplinary (adjective) trans·dis·ci·plin·ary
transduce (verb) trans·duce
transducer (noun) trans·duc·er
transductant (noun) trans·duc·tant
transduction (noun) trans·duc·tion
transductional (adjective) trans·duc·tion·al
transect (verb) tran·sect
transect (noun) tran·sect
transection (noun) tran·sec·tion
transept (noun) tran·sept
transeptal (adjective) tran·sep·tal
transexual (noun) transexual
transfect (verb) trans·fect
transfectant (noun) trans·fec·tant
transfection (noun) trans·fec·tion
transfer (verb) trans·fer
transfer (noun) trans·fer
transferability (noun) trans·fer·abil·i·ty
transferable (adjective) trans·fer·able
transferal (noun) trans·fer·al
transferase (noun) trans·fer·ase
transferee (noun) trans·fer·ee
transference (noun) trans·fer·ence
transferential (adjective) trans·fer·en·tial

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