Here is a revised and polished list of English words starting with the letter 'T':
1. Tab - A tab is a horizontal line used in document editing to indicate where text will be inserted.
2. Tabby - Tabby refers to a type of patterned fabric or a domestic cat with a striped coat.
3. Tabernacle - To tabernacle means to live in a temporary shelter or to set up a temporary residence.
4. Table - A table is a piece of furniture with a flat surface supported by legs, typically used for eating, writing, or working at.
5. Tableau - A tableau is a static display of actors in a posed position, often used in theater to represent a scene.
6. Tablecloth - A tablecloth is a piece of cloth used to cover a table, protecting it from stains.
7. Tableland - A tableland is a flat, elevated area of land with little or no tree cover.
8. Tablespoon - A tablespoon is a large spoon used for serving or eating. It is also a unit of volume equal to one third of a cup.
9. Tablespoonful - A tablespoonful is the amount of food that can be held in a tablespoon.
10. Tablet - A tablet is a flat, slab-like piece of stone, metal, or other material, often used for writing or inscription. It can also refer to a small, flat computer or electronic device.
11. Tableware - Tableware refers to the dishes, utensils, and other items used for setting a table and serving food.
12. Taboo - Taboo refers to something that is forbidden or sacred and should not be touched or mentioned.
13. Tabor - A tabor is a small, high-pitched drum played with the hands.
14. Tabular - Tabular means arranged in columns or tables, or having to do with tables.
15. Tabulate - To tabulate means to arrange data in a table or to create a table.
16. Tabulation - Tabulation refers to the process of organizing data into tables or the act of creating a table.
17. Tach - Tach may be a misspelling of "tack" or refer to a fastener, especially a small hook.
18. Tacit - Tacit means understood but not openly expressed or stated.
19. Taciturn - Taciturn describes a person who is silent or inclined not to talk.
20. Tack - A tack is a nail with a short, thick head used for fastening materials together.
21. Tackle - Tackle can refer to equipment used for fishing or the act of dealing with or solving a problem.
22. Tacky - Tacky means sticky or unattractive in appearance or style.
23. Tact - Tact is the ability to judge what is appropriate in social situations, especially the skill of avoiding offense or embarrassment.
24. Tactful - Tactful means skillful in dealing with others without causing offense or discomfort.
