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teacher's elbow (noun) : a whitish, dry patch of rough skin on the elbow which looks like a person may have leaned back against a chalk board; also known as elephant elbow.

Wow, you're getting a good pair of teacher's elbows. You should put some handcream on them.

Submitted by: I. M. Tzara from California on Sep. 27, 2005 23:18

teachnology (noun) : any technology used to enhance learning

Educators need to avoid dependency on teachnology and develop teaching techniques.

Submitted by: Duke Szymanski from New Hampshire on Feb. 11, 2008 09:30

teakettle therapy (noun) : an expression used when someone loses their temper.

The person downstairs spouted off "teakettle therapy" when somebody broke their vaccuum cleaner. —Michael A McCracken, From occasional usage in conversation with friends., 12/04/2007 09:09 PM

Submitted by: Varnchenzo K Michaelssen from Virginia on Dec. 04, 2007 21:12

team player (noun) : one whose efforts support a group effort rather than individual gain

I would determine the team's goals and expectations before signing on as a team player.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Aug. 13, 2008 16:05

teamism (verb) : The action of becoming a team, whereby each team member is responsible and held accountable for actively participating and contributing to an objective towards achieving a desired goal.

When there is a multitude of people working together, utilizing teamism is the most productive way in achieving the desired goal. —SharRon Tucker-Tharnish,

Submitted by: S.T.W. on Apr. 15, 2007 02:18

teamsmanship

(noun) : the ability to work with others as a member of a team

Strong teamsmanship enabled a seemingly weaker group to overcome adversity and win the game.

Submitted by: Don Godwin Fogle from Oregon on Nov. 24, 2008 01:32

(noun) : the practice and skill of being able to work as a team

Football players constantly display excellent teamsmanship. —Tim R, Cyclist Daily, August 2007

Submitted by: Meg from Pennsylvania on Sep. 11, 2007 18:14

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