English to English Dictionary

Touchdown

A scoring play in American and Canadian football in which a player carries or catches the ball in the opponent's end zone.

Touche

Used as an acknowledgment of a neat riposte or a valid point made by an opponent in a discussion or argument.

Touchiness

A tendency to become easily offended, upset, or irritated by minor remarks or actions.

Touchpoint

Any point of interaction between a customer and a brand or service.

Touchscreen

A display device that allows the user to interact with a computer by touching areas on the screen.

Touchstone

A standard or criterion by which something's quality or genuineness is measured.

Tough

Strong enough to withstand adverse conditions or rough handling; highly resilient.

Tough Time

A period of difficulty or hardship.

Tough-Guy

A man who is tough, assertive, or aggressive, often perceived as a protector or dominant figure.

Tough-luck

Bad fortune or an unfortunate situation that cannot be easily remedied.

Toughie

A difficult problem, question, or situation that is hard to deal with or solve.

Toughy

A person who is tough or resilient, often in the face of adversity.