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TARP
 hayden		 acronym for Troubled Asset Relief Program, 2008 US government bail-out program to thwart the worst economic disaster since the Great Depression
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tattoon
 geekspeak		 digital caricature often used in profiles on social network sites; a photograph digitized into a cartoon-like image: for example, a person’s headshot caricaturized atop Betty Boop’s body.
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technology
 Albert		 The knack of so arranging the world that we do not experience it. - Max Frisch
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telecommuting
 Connie		 working via computer from a remote location
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telecommuting
 Connie		 working via computer from a remote location
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telecrastination
 artlady		 hesitating before picking up the telephone
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teledoc
 chaco		 document transmitted by electronic means
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telehallucination
 Connie		 it's when you hear people's voices on lan line of your private home telephone OR your cell phone
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telephobia
 artlady		 fear of answering the telephone, or fear of the telephone
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tertiary colors
 artlady		 colors created by mixing primary and secondary colors (for example, yellow-green, red-violet, etc)
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tessellation
 geomon		 geometric interlocking shapes with no gaps on a single plane; tiling with no gaps or spaces between the tiles; perfecting fitting, interlocking geometric shapes
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thingamajig
 anon		 an object for which no specific name comes to mind; doodad
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ticky tacky
 papadon		 made of cheap or inferior materials - see www.WordMama.com/Blog
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tonsure
 selkiegirl		 the shaven bald crown worn by monks
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Toon
 giggaslave		 computer gaming term, refers to the player's character or characters they may play; originates from the idea that all on-line characters are computer-generated cartoons, or colored bit maps; toon is short for cartoon characters.
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triennial
 euclid		 every third year, once every three years, every three years
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truthiness
 Donalddean		 Stephen Colbert’s word for telling a lie so many times it becomes believable.
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twit
 artlady		 a person who excessively uses Twitter
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Twitter
 emma		 social network website: expands the central question “What are you doing?” by instantaneous texting called tweets; capability limited to 140 characters
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