1. To form into a terrace; to open to the air and light.

2. A raised level space or platform of earth, with sloping sides, and usually laid with turf; a street along the top of a terrace slope; a balcony or open gallery: the flat roof of a house as in the East.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• thetrace,
• terack,
• terrece,
• trerrace,
• terrac,
• terace,
• terrrace,
• terreance,
• terrce,
• horrace,
• terric,
• terach,
• terrai,
• terrcae,
• tarrece,
• terrore,
• teace,
• terrase,
• teraces,
• terrile

• teras,
• terce,
• tears,
• Terresa,
• Terica,
• terrasse,
• teres,
• Teressa,
• Teresia,
• Terisa,
• terse,
• Terese,
• Tereasa,
• teresa.

The adverb form of "terrace" is "terracing".

The adjective form of the word "terrace" is "terraced".

The plural of the "terrace" can be the "terraces".

The singular of the "terrace" can be the "terrace".