Vocabulary Words - Fourth Grade - T:

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• tax
  (n.) The money you must pay to the government.
  (v.) To take a percentage of money for the government.
  
  
• teacher
  (n.) A person who instructs or teaches others.
  
  
• teen
  (n.) A person between the ages of thirteen and nineteen.
  
  
• temper
  (n.) When someone gets angry easily.
  
  
• temperature
  (n.) How hot or cold something is.
  
  
• tender
  (adj.) Gentle.
  (adj.) When something hurts when touched.
  
  
• textbook
  (n.) A book that you read and study in a class.
  
  
• than
  (conjunction) What you say to compare things.
  
  
• theater
  (n.) A place where people perform plays or other dramatic presentations.
  
  
• thirst
  (n.) Desire to drink water.
  
  
• thread
  (n.) A long thin cord used for sewing.
  
  
• threat
  (n.) When someone says that they will kill or hurt someone else.
  
  
• thrill
  (n.) A shivering or tingling feeling from excitement.
  (v.) To excite.
  
  
• throne
  (v.) A fancy chair where a monarch sits.
  
  
• thumb
  (n.) The thickest finger separate from the other four fingers.
  
  
• thunder
  (n.) A loud crashing noise which comes after lightning.
  
  
• title
  (n.) A name of a book, movie, painting, play, etc.
  (v.) To give a name to a book, movie, painting, play, etc..
  (n.) An award or championship.
  
  
• toenail
  (n.) Nail on toe.
  
  
• ton
  (n.) A measure of weight.
  
  
• torso
  (n.) The trunk of the body.
  
  
• tough
  (adj.) Strong.
  (adj.) Difficult.
  
  
• tow
  (v.) To pull something along behind.
  
  
• track
  (n.) A path or trail.
  (v.) An oval course for running.
  
  
• traffic
  (n.) The cars and trucks moving along a particular road.
  (v.) To buy or sell illegal substances.
  
  
• trailer
  (n.) A vehicle pulled by another, sometimes containing places to sleep.
  
  

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