cricketers

cricketer (singular)
cricketers (plural)

The plural form of cricketer; more than one (kind of) cricketer.


unclothing

unclothe (canonical)
unclothes (third-person singular)
unclothed (past)
unclothed (past participle)
unclothing (present participle)


risotto

Risotto is a type of food made with rice cooked with broth. It is generally creamy


tiers

The plural form of tier; more than one (kind of) tier.


This symbol is placed in front of a number to mean that amount in dollars. When spoken, you would say "$X" as "X dollars", not "dollars X".

That shirt costs $20.

This symbol is sometimes used to replace the letter "S" as a way of bringing to mind money, wealth, or greed.

Micro$oft Window$


separable

separable (positive)
more separable (comparative)
most separable (superlative)

Something that is separable is able to be separated; it can be divided and split into smaller pieces.


productivity

Productivity is the said to be how productive or efficient something or someone is.


yeeted

yeet (canonical)
yeets (third-person singular)
yeeted (past)
yeeted (past participle)
yeeting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of yeet.


This symbol is used to indicate a range of values or things.

Barack Obama was president from 2009–2017.

This symbol connects two things that are related in some way, forming a compound term.

He ran in the Boston–Washington race.

The France–Spain border is the border between France and Spain.


cricketer

A cricketer is a person who plays cricket.


/j

/j is a tone indicator which indicates that a statement is said in a joking, humorous tone.


emotionally

If something is done emotionally, it is done with lots of emotion.

/ɪˈməʊʃənəli/


amnestic

An amnestic is a medication that causes you to forget things; it causes amnesia.


unwrinkle

unwrinkle (canonical)
unwrinkles (third-person singular)
unwrinkled (past)
unwrinkled (past participle)
unwrinkling (present participle)

If you unwrinkle something, you remove any wrinkles from it.


unrecognised

unrecognised (positive)
more unrecognised (comparative)
most unrecognised (superlative)

Something that is unrecognised has not been recognised.


fundraise

fundraise (canonical)
fundraises (third-person singular)
fundraised (past)
fundraised (past participle)
fundraising (present participle)

If you fundraise, you raise funds for a specified cause or purpose.


furthering

further (canonical)
furthers (third-person singular)
furthered (past)
furthered (past participle)
furthering (present participle)


doodied

doody (canonical)
doodies (third-person singular)
doodied (past)
doodied (past participle)
doodying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of doody.


wariness

Wariness is a feeling or act of being careful because they are expecting something bad.

He moved very slowly and she noticed his wariness.


welling

well (canonical)
wells (third-person singular)
welled (past)
welled (past participle)
welling (present participle)


pyromaniac

pyromaniac (singular)
pyromaniacs (plural)

A pyromaniac is someone who is obsessed with fire, especially someone who often commits arson.


furthered

The past tense and past participle of further.


homologates

homologate (canonical)
homologates (third-person singular)
homologated (past)
homologated (past participle)
homologating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of homologate.


homologated

The past tense and past participle of homologate.


waxy

waxy (positive)
waxier (comparative)
waxiest (superlative)

If something is waxy, it looks or feels like wax.

The trees have small, waxy leaves.


welled

The past tense and past participle of well.


spotlight

spotlight (singular)
spotlights (plural)

A spotlight is a bright lamp which shines a directional, focused beam of light.

The circle of light that a spotlight makes is also called a spotlight.

The spotlight is the center of attention, the most important part of something.

Some people enjoy the spotlight.


spotlight

spotlight (canonical)
spotlights (third-person singular)
spotlighted (past)
spotlighted (past participle)
spotlighting (present participle)

If you spotlight something, you illuminate it with a spotlight.

On the news, they spotlighted the issue of drug use.

Spotlighting is a technique for hunting at night. One person holds a flashlight and illuminates an animal, then another person shoots it.


krises

kris (singular)
krises or krisses (plural)

The plural form of kris; more than one (kind of) kris.


krises

krised (past)
krised (past participle)
krising (present participle)
kris (canonical)
krises (third-person singular)
krissed (past)
krissed (past participle)
krissing (present participle)


kris

A kris is a traditional Indonesian or Malay dagger. It has a curved, tapered blade.


kris

If you kris something, you stab it with a kris.


amnesic

An amnesic is a medication that causes you to forget things; it causes amnesia.


doodies

The plural form of doody; more than one (kind of) doody.


doodies

The third-person singular form of doody.


odd-job


completions

completion (singular)
completions (plural)

The plural form of completion; more than one (kind of) completion.


furthers

The third-person singular form of further.


round number

A round number is a number that ends in one or more zeroes. Sometimes 5 and multiples of 5 are considered to be round numbers.

Examples of round numbers include: 10, 20, 50, 100


yeet

"Yeet!" is an interjection said while throwing something, especially when throwing it far, suddenly, and with force.


yeet

If you yeet something, you throw it a long distance with a sudden, forceful motion.

She yeeted the empty soda can into the recycling bin.


Tonys

Tony (singular)
Tonys or Tonies (plural)

The plural form of Tony; more than one (kind of) Tony.


tone indicator

A tone indicator is a symbol that is used to show what the tone or context of a message over the Internet. Tone indicators are only used in written communication, not when talking out loud.

Examples: /s, /j, /srs, /gen, /lh


buff

buff (positive)
more buff (comparative)
most buff (superlative)

A buff person is someone who is muscular.


buff

buff (canonical)
buffs (third-person singular)
buffed (past)
buffed (past participle)
buffing (present participle)

If you buff a character in a video game, you make them stronger.


buff

A buff is something in a video game that makes your character stronger.


chipmunks

The plural form of chipmunk; more than one (kind of) chipmunk.


muggier

muggy (positive)
muggier (comparative)
muggiest (superlative)

The comparative form of muggy; more muggy.


homologate

If you homologate an item, you officially or legally approve the use of it.


muggy

If the air is muggy, it is hot and humid.

It's very muggy outside.


gurus

The plural form of guru; more than one (kind of) guru.


assessor

An assessor is a person who assesses a property for tax or insurance evaluation.


downstage

If something is downstage from something else, it happens on towards or near the front of the stage in a theatre.

The actors downstage were easier to hear.


odd job

If a person works an odd job, they work on casually on routine domestic or manual tasks.


bottlings

The plural form of bottling; more than one (kind of) bottling.


handymen

The plural form of handyman; more than one (kind of) handyman.


moderators

moderator (singular)
moderators (plural)

The plural form of moderator; more than one (kind of) moderator.


muggiest

The superlative form of muggy; most muggy.


coinages

The plural form of coinage; more than one (kind of) coinage.


idealistic

If something is idealistic, it is expressed as an idea that is difficult to be achieved.

If you are idealistic, you see the world the way you want it to be and expect positive outcomes.

/ˌʌɪdɪəˈlɪstɪk/


modding

mod (canonical)
mods (third-person singular)
modded (past)
modded (past participle)
modding (present participle)


modded

The past tense and past participle of mod.


guru

A guru is a Hindu or Sikh spiritual teacher.

A guru is an influential advisor or mentor.


individualize

individualize (canonical)
individualizes (third-person singular)
individualized (past)
individualized (past participle)
individualizing (present participle)

If you individualize something, you give modify it to suit a person's needs or wants.


individualizing

The present participle of individualize.


individualised

individualise (canonical)
individualises (third-person singular)
individualised (past)
individualised (past participle)
individualising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of individualise.


cohorts

The plural form of cohort; more than one (kind of) cohort.


individualising

The present participle of individualise.


moderator

A moderator is a person who moderates, a person who enforces rules on people.


monopolizes

monopolize (canonical)
monopolizes (third-person singular)
monopolized (past)
monopolized (past participle)
monopolizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of monopolize.


mods

The plural form of mod; more than one (kind of) mod.


monopolises

monopolise (canonical)
monopolises (third-person singular)
monopolised (past)
monopolised (past participle)
monopolising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of monopolise.


coinage

Coinage is the process of coining money.

Coinage is the creation of new words or phrases.


neologizes

neologize (canonical)
neologizes (third-person singular)
neologized (past)
neologized (past participle)
neologizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of neologize.


monopolised

The past tense and past participle of monopolise.


neologize

If you neologize, you coin a new word or phrase.

/nɪˈɒlədʒʌɪz/


neologise

neologise (canonical)
neologises (third-person singular)
neologised (past)
neologised (past participle)
neologising (present participle)

If you neologise, you coin a new word or phrase.

/nɪˈɒlədʒʌɪz/


cohort

A cohort is a group of people supporting the same thing or person.

A cohort is a set of individuals in a program. It is usually used to compare with previous groups within the same program.


monopolized

The past tense and past participle of monopolize.


neoterizes

neoterize (canonical)
neoterizes (third-person singular)
neoterized (past)
neoterized (past participle)
neoterizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of neoterize.


realistic

realistic (positive)
more realistic (comparative)
most realistic (superlative)

If something is realistic, it is expressed as an idea that can be achieved.

If you are realistic, you see the world the way it is and use approaches that are likely to work.


neoterized

The past tense and past participle of neoterize.


neoterize

If you neoterize, you coin a new word or phrase.


neologized

The past tense and past participle of neologize.


neologised

The past tense and past participle of neologise.


individualizes

The third-person singular form of individualize.


individualises

The third-person singular form of individualise.


comers

The plural form of comer; more than one (kind of) comer.


calculative

calculative (positive)
more calculative (comparative)
most calculative (superlative)

If something or someone is calculative, it involves the use of calculation.


monopolize

If a company monopolizes the market, they dominate or have total control of it by excluding everyone else.


neoterise

neoterise (canonical)
neoterises (third-person singular)
neoterised (past)
neoterised (past participle)
neoterising (present participle)

If you neoterise, you coin a new word or phrase.


cream cheeses

cream cheese (singular)
cream cheeses (plural)

The plural form of cream cheese; more than one (kind of) cream cheese.


individualized

The past tense and past participle of individualize.


chipmunk

A chipmunk is a small squirrel-like rodent.


as dry as a bone


as flat as a pancake


phosphates

phosphate (singular)
phosphates (plural)

The plural form of phosphate; more than one (kind of) phosphate.


collarless

A collarless shirt does not have a collar.


computable

If something is computable, it can be computed or calculated.


settle down

If a person settles down, they need to become quiet and calm.

If a person settles down, they stop moving from place to place and find a long-term home.


conspicuous

conspicuous (positive)
more conspicuous (comparative)
most conspicuous (superlative)

If something is conspicuous, it is easy to notice.


handyman

A handyman is a person who does small tasks and odd jobs.


rainfalls

The plural form of rainfall; more than one (kind of) rainfall.


contextualizes

contextualize (canonical)
contextualizes (third-person singular)
contextualized (past)
contextualized (past participle)
contextualizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of contextualize.


contactable

contactable (positive)
more contactable (comparative)
most contactable (superlative)

If a person is contactable, they can be contacted.


movie theatre

A movie theatre is a theater that shows movies.

Me and my best friends went to the movie theatre to see a movie called "The Other Woman"

The movie theatre sells lots of foods and drinks


movie theatres

movie theatre (singular)
movie theatres (plural)

The plural form of movie theatre; more than one (kind of) movie theatre.


contextualize

If you contextualize something, you provide the background information needed to understand it.

If you contextualize something, you place it into a particular context.


colonists

The plural form of colonist; more than one (kind of) colonist.


soft copies

soft copy (singular)
soft copies (plural)

The plural form of soft copy; more than one (kind of) soft copy.


nervousness

Nervousness is the state or quality of being nervous.


individualise

If you individualise something, you give modify it to suit a person's needs or wants.


colonist

A colonist is a member of a colony, especially one of the original members.


tin foil

Tin foil is a piece of tin which is flat and thin like paper. Sometimes people say "tin foil" when they really mean "aluminium foil", which is made of a different metal, aluminium, instead of tin.


rockier

rocky (positive)
rockier (comparative)
rockiest (superlative)

The comparative form of rocky; more rocky.


fluently

If you speak fluently, you are able to express yourself easily.

He lived in Mexico, so he is able to speak Spanish fluently.

If a something moves fluently, it moves smoothly and easily, in a flowing manner.


rockiest

The superlative form of rocky; most rocky.


shabbier

shabby (positive)
shabbier (comparative)
shabbiest (superlative)

The comparative form of shabby; more shabby.


neutralizes

neutralize (canonical)
neutralizes (third-person singular)
neutralized (past)
neutralized (past participle)
neutralizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of neutralize.


hard copy

A hard copy is a printed copy of a digital document, as opposed to a copy in electronic form.


recruitment

recruitment (singular)
recruitments (plural)

Recruitment is the act or process of recruiting people into the company or organization.


neologises

The third-person singular form of neologise.


contextualising

contextualise (canonical)
contextualises (third-person singular)
contextualised (past)
contextualised (past participle)
contextualising (present participle)

The present participle of contextualise.


airfields

The plural form of airfield; more than one (kind of) airfield.


bedsides

The plural form of bedside; more than one (kind of) bedside.


bedside

If something is by the bedside, it is located beside a bed.

A doctor's bedside manner is the way they talk to a patient.


forcibly

If you do something forcibly, you do it with force.

The protestors were dragged out of the senate forcibly.


extractions

extraction (singular)
extractions (plural)

The plural form of extraction; more than one (kind of) extraction.


shabbiest

The superlative form of shabby; most shabby.


contextualise

If you contextualise something, you provide the background information needed to understand it.

If you contextualise something, you place it into a particular context.


contextualizing

The present participle of contextualize.


contextualises

The third-person singular form of contextualise.


withdrawals

withdrawal (singular)
withdrawals (plural)

The plural form of withdrawal; more than one (kind of) withdrawal.


neutralising

neutralise (canonical)
neutralises (third-person singular)
neutralised (past)
neutralised (past participle)
neutralising (present participle)


colonized

colonize (canonical)
colonizes (third-person singular)
colonized (past)
colonized (past participle)
colonizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of colonize.


contextualised

The past tense and past participle of contextualise.


fatiguing

fatigue (canonical)
fatigues (third-person singular)
fatigued (past)
fatigued (past participle)
fatiguing (present participle)


phosphate

A phosphate is a salt or ester the contains phosphoric acid.


soft copy

A soft copy is a electronic copy of a document, as opposed to a copy in printed form.


contextualized

The past tense and past participle of contextualize.


compilers

The plural form of compiler; more than one (kind of) compiler.


recruitments

The plural form of recruitment; more than one (kind of) recruitment.


contestable

contestable (positive)
more contestable (comparative)
most contestable (superlative)

If something is contestable, it can be contested.


dry as a bone

If something is as dry as a bone, it is very dry.


fatigued

The past tense and past participle of fatigue.


renewable

renewable (positive)
more renewable (comparative)
most renewable (superlative)

If something is renewable, it can be renewed.


flat as a pancake

If something is as flat as a pancake, it is very flat.


colonising

colonise (canonical)
colonises (third-person singular)
colonised (past)
colonised (past participle)
colonising (present participle)


neoterised

neoterise (canonical)
neoterises (third-person singular)
neoterised (past)
neoterised (past participle)
neoterising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of neoterise.


neutralised

The past tense and past participle of neutralise.


Peru

Peru is a country in South America, the capital city is Lima.


Peruvians

The plural form of Peruvian; more than one (kind of) Peruvian.


unfittest

unfit (positive)
unfitter (comparative)
unfittest (superlative)

The superlative form of unfit; most unfit.


neutralises

The third-person singular form of neutralise.


subdued

subdue (canonical)
subdues (third-person singular)
subdued (past)
subdued (past participle)
subduing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of subdue.


skilfully

If something is done skilfully, it is done in a skillful way.


inspirational

inspirational (positive)
more inspirational (comparative)
most inspirational (superlative)

A inspirational person is someone who inspires other.


neoterises

The third-person singular form of neoterise.


skillfully

If something is done skillfully, it is done in a skillful way.


unprofitable

unprofitable (positive)
more unprofitable (comparative)
most unprofitable (superlative)

If a business is unprofitable, it is not making a profit.


reliably

If something is done reliably, it is done in a reliable way.


subdues

The third-person singular form of subdue.


roadside

The roadside is the area on either side of a road.

The roadside stand did a good business just selling products to people who merely wanted directions.


pugs

The plural form of pug; more than one (kind of) pug.


motivational

motivational (positive)
more motivational (comparative)
most motivational (superlative)

A motivational person is someone who motivates other.


reorganizations

reorganization (singular)
reorganizations (plural)

The plural form of reorganization; more than one (kind of) reorganization.


repressing

repress (canonical)
represses (third-person singular)
repressed (past)
repressed (past participle)
repressing (present participle)


roadsides

The plural form of roadside; more than one (kind of) roadside.


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scribing

scribe (canonical)
scribes (third-person singular)
scribed (past)
scribed (past participle)
scribing (present participle)


akin

If A is akin to B, A and B have similar characteristics.


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compressions

compression (singular)
compressions (plural)

The plural form of compression; more than one (kind of) compression.


compression

Compression is the act or process of forcing something into a smaller space.

Compression is act or process of reducing the amount of memory needed to store a piece of data.


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shabby

shabby (positive)
shabbier (comparative)
shabbiest (superlative)

If a person's clothing is shabby, it is torn or worn.

If person is shabby, they are wearing ragged or worn clothing.


comer

A comer is a person who is catching up to others and has a high chance of winning in a race.


scribed

The past tense and past participle of scribe.


localisations

localisation (singular)
localisations (plural)

The plural form of localisation; more than one (kind of) localisation.


replications

replication (singular)
replications (plural)

The plural form of replication; more than one (kind of) replication.


rudely

If something is done rudely, it is done in a rude way.


colonises

The third-person singular form of colonise.


improfitable

improfitable (positive)
more improfitable (comparative)
most improfitable (superlative)

If a business is improfitable, it is not making a profit.


represses

The third-person singular form of repress.


compotes

The plural form of compote; more than one (kind of) compote.


originality

The originality of something is how original it is.

The Thresold of originality differs between countries. Please read the criteria before uploading images to Wikimedia Commons.

/əˌrɪd͡ʒɪˈnælɪti/


Peruvian

A Peruvian is a person or thing that comes from Peru.


Peruvian

Something or someone that is Peruvian comes from Peru.

The Peruvian currency is the Sol.


poorly

If something is done poorly, it is done in a way that it is bad or not good enough.

to do poorly in business

we should get a refund from the contractor, the renovation was done poorly with cracked tiles.


figure of speech

A figure of speech is a word or phrase that intentionally deviates from ordinary language use in order to produce a rhetorical effect.


greater than

If one quantity is greater than another, it is more than that other quantity.

The typical program length is greater than one year.


neutralized

neutralize (canonical)
neutralizes (third-person singular)
neutralized (past)
neutralized (past participle)
neutralizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of neutralize.


voiceless

If something or someone is voiceless, they lack a voice.


redrew

redraw (canonical)
redraws (third-person singular)
redrew (past)
redrawn (past participle)
redrawing (present participle)


reintroductions

reintroduction (singular)
reintroductions (plural)

The plural form of reintroduction; more than one (kind of) reintroduction.


rainfall

Rainfall is the amount of rain that falls on a single occasion.


hard copies

hard copy (singular)
hard copies (plural)

The plural form of hard copy; more than one (kind of) hard copy.


predecessors

predecessor (singular)
predecessors (plural)

The plural form of predecessor; more than one (kind of) predecessor.


reliant

reliant (positive)
more reliant (comparative)
most reliant (superlative)


pesto

Pesto is a sauce that originates from Italy. It is made from basil, garlic, pine nuts, olive oil and cheese.


redraws

The third-person singular form of redraw.


colonised

colonise (canonical)
colonises (third-person singular)
colonised (past)
colonised (past participle)
colonising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of colonise.


reintroducing

reintroduce (canonical)
reintroduces (third-person singular)
reintroduced (past)
reintroduced (past participle)
reintroducing (present participle)


unfitter

unfit (positive)
unfitter (comparative)
unfittest (superlative)

The comparative form of unfit; more unfit.


localizations

localization (singular)
localizations (plural)

The plural form of localization; more than one (kind of) localization.


book shops

book shop (singular)
book shops (plural)

The plural form of book shop; more than one (kind of) book shop.


arthritis

arthritis (singular)
arthritides (plural)

Arthritis is a disease that causes inflammation of a person's bone or body joint. It can cause pain, swelling, and stiffness and it is a condition that lasts for a long time.


quintillions

quintillion (singular)
quintillions (plural)

The plural form of quintillion; more than one (kind of) quintillion.


quattuordecillions

quattuordecillion (singular)
quattuordecillions (plural)

The plural form of quattuordecillion; more than one (kind of) quattuordecillion.


localises

localise (canonical)
localises (third-person singular)
localised (past)
localised (past participle)
localising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of localise.


book stores

book store (singular)
book stores (plural)

The plural form of book store; more than one (kind of) book store.


reorganisations

reorganisation (singular)
reorganisations (plural)

The plural form of reorganisation; more than one (kind of) reorganisation.


withdrawal

withdrawal (singular)
withdrawals (plural)

Drug withdrawal is the group of symptoms that occur upon the decrease in intake of medications or recreational drugs.

heroin withdrawal

nicotine withdrawal

caffeine withdrawal

Withdrawal' is an act of withdrawing from a place.

/ˈwɪθˌdrɔːl/


reorganizes

reorganize (canonical)
reorganizes (third-person singular)
reorganized (past)
reorganized (past participle)
reorganizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reorganize.


inaudible

If something is inaudible, it cannot be heard or not loud enough to be heard.


collaging

collage (canonical)
collages (third-person singular)
collaged (past)
collaged (past participle)
collaging (present participle)


metamour

In a polyamorous relationship, a metamour is your partner's partner, with whom you are not dating.

Billy and Jamie are dating, Jamie is dating Tom, but Billy and Tom are not dating. Because they are both dating the same person but not dating each other, they are metamours.


monopolise

monopolise (canonical)
monopolises (third-person singular)
monopolised (past)
monopolised (past participle)
monopolising (present participle)

If a company monopolises the market, they dominate or have total control of it by excluding everyone else.


replaceable

replaceable (positive)
more replaceable (comparative)
most replaceable (superlative)

If something is replaceable, it can be replaced.


firmlier

firmly (positive)
firmlier (comparative)
Superlativefirmliest

The comparative form of firmly; more firmly.


metamours

The plural form of metamour; more than one (kind of) metamour.


reorganized

The past tense and past participle of reorganize.


pug

A pug is a breed of dog originating from China.


reheated

reheat (canonical)
reheats (third-person singular)
reheated (past)
reheated (past participle)
reheating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reheat.


airfield

An airfield is a large open space that is used for the taking off and landing of aircraft. Unlike an airport, it does not necessarily have terminals or paved runways.


collages

The plural form of collage; more than one (kind of) collage.


collages

The third-person singular form of collage.


quadrillions

quadrillion (singular)
quadrillions (plural)

The plural form of quadrillion; more than one (kind of) quadrillion.


poorliest

poorly (positive)
poorlier (comparative)
Superlativepoorliest

The superlative form of poorly; most poorly.


bookshops

The plural form of bookshop; more than one (kind of) bookshop.


cryptozoology

Cryptozoology is the search for animals, especially mythical ones, to see if they might really exist.


localizes

localize (canonical)
localizes (third-person singular)
localized (past)
localized (past participle)
localizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of localize.


poorlier

The comparative form of poorly; more poorly.


colonizes

colonize (canonical)
colonizes (third-person singular)
colonized (past)
colonized (past participle)
colonizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of colonize.


compiler

A compiler is a person who compiles items.

A compiler is a computer program which transforms source code into object code.


resistible

resistible (positive)
more resistible (comparative)
most resistible (superlative)

If something is resistible, it can be resisted.


reorganised

reorganise (canonical)
reorganises (third-person singular)
reorganised (past)
reorganised (past participle)
reorganising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reorganise.


militants

The plural form of militant; more than one (kind of) militant.


bon appetit


rocky

rockier (comparative)
rockiest (superlative)
rocky (positive)
more rocky (comparative)
most rocky (superlative)

If a place is rocky, it has a lot of rocks.

If something is rocky, it is like a rock.

A rocky situation or relationship is one with a lot of difficulties.


colonize

If you colonize a place, you settle down with colonists, and thus, making the place a colony.


localised

localise (canonical)
localises (third-person singular)
localised (past)
localised (past participle)
localising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of localise.


twenty-seven

He is twenty-seven years old.


firmliest

The superlative form of firmly; most firmly.


compote

Compote is a dessert made of fruits that are cooked in a syrup.


casually

If something is done casually, it is done in a casual way.


redraw

redraw (canonical)
redraws (third-person singular)
redrew (past)
redrawn (past participle)
redrawing (present participle)

If you redraw something, you draw it again, usually differently.

The line between the two countries had to be redrawn.


repressed

repress (canonical)
represses (third-person singular)
repressed (past)
repressed (past participle)
repressing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of repress.


twenty-eight

He is twenty-eight years old.


relisting

relist (canonical)
relists (third-person singular)
relisted (past)
relisted (past participle)
relisting (present participle)


hotter than a pistol

If a person is hotter than a pistol, they are very popular or productive.


peculiarly

If something is done peculiarly, it is done in a strange or unusual way.

If something peculiarly large, easy, interesting, etc., it is especially so.


arthritides

arthritis (singular)
arthritides (plural)

The plural form of arthritis; more than one (kind of) arthritis.


predecessor

predecessor (singular)
predecessors (plural)

A predecessor is someone who held an office before the current holder (incumbent).


repositioned

reposition (canonical)
repositions (third-person singular)
repositioned (past)
repositioned (past participle)
repositioning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reposition.


book shop

book shop (singular)
book shops (plural)


relists

The third-person singular form of relist.


firmly

If you do something firmly, you do it in a firm or strong way.

If A is firmly attached onto B, A is attached to B in a secured way.


bombardiers

bombardier (singular)
bombardiers (plural)

The plural form of bombardier; more than one (kind of) bombardier.


illudes

illude (canonical)
illudes (third-person singular)
illuded (past)
illuded (past participle)
illuding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of illude.


displaced

displace (canonical)
displaces (third-person singular)
displaced (past)
displaced (past participle)
displacing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of displace.


wine-whine merger

Wine-whine merger is a merger in which IPA ⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: [ʍ] (the voiceless sound heard at the beginning of the word whine in a Scottish accent or several accents in the United States) becomes IPA ⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: [w] (the sound heard at the beginning of the word wine); in accents where this merger occurs, whine and wine are homophones.


sensitivities

sensitivity (singular)
sensitivities (plural)

The plural form of sensitivity; more than one (kind of) sensitivity.


scribe

scribe (canonical)
scribes (third-person singular)
scribed (past)
scribed (past participle)
scribing (present participle)

If you scribe, you write on or engrave a surface.


profess

profess (canonical)
professes (third-person singular)
professed (past)
professed (past participle)
professing (present participle)

If a person professes, they declare something.


twenty-six

He is twenty-six years old.


reheating

reheat (canonical)
reheats (third-person singular)
reheated (past)
reheated (past participle)
reheating (present participle)


militaria

Militaria are military or police artifacts.

/ˌmɪlɪˈtɛːrɪə/


incessant

incessant (positive)
more incessant (comparative)
most incessant (superlative)

If something is done in an incessant way, it continues without a pause or stop, usually annoyingly.

The dog's incessant barking kept the girl awake all night.


reintroduces

reintroduce (canonical)
reintroduces (third-person singular)
reintroduced (past)
reintroduced (past participle)
reintroducing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reintroduce.


reintroduced

The past tense and past participle of reintroduce.


irreplaceable

If something is irreplaceable, it cannot be replaced.


sincerity

sincerity (singular)
sincerities (plural)

Sincerity is the state or quality of being sincere.


professes

The third-person singular form of profess.


debatable

debatable (positive)
more debatable (comparative)
most debatable (superlative)

If something is debatable, it is open for debate as it is not fully proven or confirmed.

Those data are debatable: no one has been able to replicate them.

It's debatable whether he is the best candidate for the position.


vigintillions

vigintillion (singular)
vigintillions (plural)

The plural form of vigintillion; more than one (kind of) vigintillion.


nationwide

If something happens nationwide, it happens throughout the nation.


nationwide

A nationwide situation or event happens throughout the nation.

The nationwide change in support for the idea was unexpected.


unrelated

unrelated (positive)
more unrelated (comparative)
most unrelated (superlative)

If A and B are unrelated, they are not related to each other.


sensitivity

The sensitivity of something is how sensitive it is.


-ation

Words ending with -ation is the action, process, result or state of a verb.

congregate + -ation → congregation

accumulate + -ation → accumulation

moderate + -ation → moderation


handguns

The plural form of handgun; more than one (kind of) handgun.


localized

localize (canonical)
localizes (third-person singular)
localized (past)
localized (past participle)
localizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of localize.


reorganisation

reorganisation (singular)
reorganisations (plural)

Reorganisation is the act or process of organising things again.


repositions

reposition (canonical)
repositions (third-person singular)
repositioned (past)
repositioned (past participle)
repositioning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reposition.


repositions

reposition (singular)
repositions (plural)

The plural form of reposition; more than one (kind of) reposition.


intensive

intensive (positive)
more intensive (comparative)
most intensive (superlative)

If something like a task is intensive, it requires a lot of work without a lot of time.

Before going to Italy, he took an intensive Italian language course.

Her illness was severe, and she required intensive care.


commanders

commander (singular)
commanders (plural)

The plural form of commander; more than one (kind of) commander.


reheats

The third-person singular form of reheat.


neutralize

neutralize (canonical)
neutralizes (third-person singular)
neutralized (past)
neutralized (past participle)
neutralizing (present participle)

If A neutralizes B, A makes B inactive or ineffective.

The antidote neutralized the toxin.

If you neutralize a person, you kill them.


publicly

If something is done publicly, it is done in public.

He publicly proposed to his girlfriend.


tolerant

tolerant (positive)
more tolerant (comparative)
most tolerant (superlative)

If a person is tolerant, they allow, understand, or accept something to a large extent.


commandants

commandant (singular)
commandants (plural)

The plural form of commandant; more than one (kind of) commandant.


leukaemias

leukaemia (singular)
leukaemias (plural)

The plural form of leukaemia; more than one (kind of) leukaemia.


detainments

detainment (singular)
detainments (plural)

The plural form of detainment; more than one (kind of) detainment.


reorganization

reorganization (singular)
reorganizations (plural)

Reorganization is the act or process of organizing things again.


scribes

The plural form of scribe; more than one (kind of) scribe.


scribes

scribe (canonical)
scribes (third-person singular)
scribed (past)
scribed (past participle)
scribing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of scribe.


tv


neutralise

neutralise (canonical)
neutralises (third-person singular)
neutralised (past)
neutralised (past participle)
neutralising (present participle)

If A neutralises B, A makes B inactive or ineffective.

The antidote neutralised the toxin.

If you neutralise a person, you kill them.


sincerities

sincerity (singular)
sincerities (plural)

The plural form of sincerity; more than one (kind of) sincerity.


extraction

extraction (singular)
extractions (plural)

Extraction is the act of removing something from somewhere.

Extraction the thing or stuff that was removed.

Extraction is an act of removing someone from a hostile area to a secure location.

Extraction is the removal of a tooth from its socket.

If you are of French/Congolese/Chinese/etc. extraction, that is your ethnicity.


twenty-nine

He is twenty-nine years old.


handgun

A handgun is a small gun that is designed to be held and operated with one hand.

A pistol is a type of handgun.


pistols

The plural form of pistol; more than one (kind of) pistol.


refusal

A refusal to a request, offer, invitation, or command, is saying no to it.

Your refusal to do your job resulted in your being fired.

A refusal to do something is also when you are not willing to do it.

Her refusal to participate was clear when she stayed in her seat.


illuding

illude (canonical)
illudes (third-person singular)
illuded (past)
illuded (past participle)
illuding (present participle)


relisted

relist (canonical)
relists (third-person singular)
relisted (past)
relisted (past participle)
relisting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of relist.


commandant

A commandant is a military officer who commands a specific unit or division.


collaged

collage (canonical)
collages (third-person singular)
collaged (past)
collaged (past participle)
collaging (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of collage.


militant

militant (positive)
more militant (comparative)
most militant (superlative)

A militant person is someone who favours fighting to show that they support a political or social cause.


militant

A militant is someone who is aggressive for a particular cause.


displace

displace (canonical)
displaces (third-person singular)
displaced (past)
displaced (past participle)
displacing (present participle)

If you displace something or someone, you move it out of its usual location.


localising

localise (canonical)
localises (third-person singular)
localised (past)
localised (past participle)
localising (present participle)


refusals

The plural form of refusal; more than one (kind of) refusal.


conceivable

If something is conceivable, it can be conceived or imagined.


reorganises

reorganise (canonical)
reorganises (third-person singular)
reorganised (past)
reorganised (past participle)
reorganising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reorganise.


illude

If you illude, you trick or give a false impression to someone.


quantifies

quantify (canonical)
quantifies (third-person singular)
quantified (past)
quantified (past participle)
quantifying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of quantify.


substitutable

substitutable (positive)
more substitutable (comparative)
most substitutable (superlative)

If something is substitutable, it can be substituted.


summerier

summery (positive)
summerier (comparative)
summeriest (superlative)

The comparative form of summery; more summery.


subdue

subdue (canonical)
subdues (third-person singular)
subdued (past)
subdued (past participle)
subduing (present participle)

If you subdue a situation, you overcome or bring it under control.


proximities

proximity (singular)
proximities (plural)

The plural form of proximity; more than one (kind of) proximity.


summeriest

The superlative form of summery; most summery.


professed

profess (canonical)
professes (third-person singular)
professed (past)
professed (past participle)
professing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of profess.


collage

A collage is a picture made by sticking other pictures onto a surface.


collage

If you collage, you make picture into a collage.


evenly

If something is evenly spread, it is spread out as to form a flat surface.

Spread the icing evenly over the cake.

If you distribute something evenly, you give the same amount of it to everyone.

To avoid arguments, he divided the sweets evenly between his two children.

If a number is evenly divisible, it can be divided to leave no remainder.


floppier

floppy (positive)
floppier (comparative)
floppiest (superlative)

The comparative form of floppy; more floppy.


goodwill

Goodwill is the friendly and helpful attitude towards someone or something.

donations should be done out of goodwill.

Goodwill is the reputation of a business that can be quantified as an asset when the business is sold.

The accountants valued the company's goodwill at 14 million dollars.


unfit

unfitter (comparative)
unfittest (superlative)
unfit (positive)
more unfit (comparative)
most unfit (superlative)

If someone or something is unfit for a role or purpose, they do not have the correct requirements for it.

Jack cannot run, making him unfit for the track team.

If you are unfit, your body is not suited to physical activity because of lack of exercise.


bon appétit

If you wish someone bon appétit, you wish them to have a good meal.


U.S.A.


reorganizing

reorganize (canonical)
reorganizes (third-person singular)
reorganized (past)
reorganized (past participle)
reorganizing (present participle)


repositioning

reposition (canonical)
repositions (third-person singular)
repositioned (past)
repositioned (past participle)
repositioning (present participle)


elasticities

elasticity (singular)
elasticities (plural)

The plural form of elasticity; more than one (kind of) elasticity.


reintroduce

reintroduce (canonical)
reintroduces (third-person singular)
reintroduced (past)
reintroduced (past participle)
reintroducing (present participle)

If you reintroduce something to someone, you introduce it someone or some place again.


U.S.


U.S. of A.


significance

The significance of something is how important or large its effect or influence is.

The significance of the discovery was not well understood at the time.

The significance of a word, sign, action etc, is its meaning.

The significance of her words was clear.


floppy

If a long or flat object is floppy, it bends easily without breaking.


proximity

If something is in close proximity, it is very near.

The proximity of the heat source allowed it to be detected by the sensor.

You and I live in close proximity.


illuded

illude (canonical)
illudes (third-person singular)
illuded (past)
illuded (past participle)
illuding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of illude.


unavoidable

If something is unavoidable, it cannot be avoided and will happen.

/ˌʌnəˈvɔɪdəbəl/


competitiveness

Competitiveness is how well a business or economy can compete.

Your competitiveness is how much you want to compete.


brightly

If something is shining brightly, it is giving off a lot of light.

If you speak, smile, or act brightly, you do so in a happy, positive, friendly way.


localize

localize (canonical)
localizes (third-person singular)
localized (past)
localized (past participle)
localizing (present participle)

If you localize something, you discover where it is.

They tried to localize the source of the smell.

If you localize something, you prevent it from moving out of an area.

Despite the efforts of fire fighters, they were unable to localize the wildfire.

If you localize a product, you adapt it for use in a foreign region. It usually means translating text into the language of that country and modifying currencies, date formats, etc.

We need to localize our software for the Japanese market.


reorganise

If you reorganise something, you organise it again.

/riːˈɔːɡ(ə)nʌɪz/


reintroduction

reintroduction (singular)
reintroductions (plural)

Reintroduction is the process of introducing something to someone or some place again.


quantified

The past tense and past participle of quantify.


enquiries

The plural form of enquiry; more than one (kind of) enquiry.


progressively

If something is done progressively, it is done in a progressive manner.


abrasiveness

The abrasiveness of something is how abrasive it is.


summery

If something is summery, it is like or related to the summer.

She wore a light summery dress.


floppiest

The superlative form of floppy; most floppy.


book store

book store (singular)
book stores (plural)

A book store is a store that sells books.

Which book store do you wish to go to?

The book store is selling the new copy of the book!


replication

replication (singular)
replications (plural)

Replication is the process of copying or reproducing something.

A replication is an attempt to repeat an experiment and get the same result.


airforces

The plural form of airforce; more than one (kind of) airforce.


displaces

displace (canonical)
displaces (third-person singular)
displaced (past)
displaced (past participle)
displacing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of displace.


calamities

The plural form of calamity; more than one (kind of) calamity.


air force

air force (singular)
air forces (plural)

An air force is the branch of a country's military which fights in the air.


honestly

If you do something honestly, you do it in an honest manner.

He answered the questions honestly.

Honestly is used to emphasize the opinion of a person.

Honestly, I didn't believe a word she said.


postings

The plural form of posting; more than one (kind of) posting.


air forces

The plural form of air force; more than one (kind of) air force.


localisation

localisation (singular)
localisations (plural)

Localisation is the act of determining where something is or where it is from.

Localisation is the act of stopping or limiting the spread of something.

Localisation is the act of making a product suitable for use in a foreign region.

/ˌləʊkəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/


airmen

The plural form of airman; more than one (kind of) airman.


bon voyage

If you wish someone bon voyage, you wish them to have a good journey.

/ˌbɒn vwaɪˈɑːʒ/


telecasted

telecast (canonical)
telecasts (third-person singular)
telecasted (past)
telecasted (past participle)
telecasting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of telecast.


commander

commander (singular)
commanders (plural)

A commander is a person who controls and directs an organization.

(military) The new commander of the Naval Fleet will be taking over next week.


bombardier

bombardier (singular)
bombardiers (plural)

A bombardier is a bomber crew member who aims and releases bombs.

A bombardier is a non-commissioned officer rank in artillery, equivalent to corporal.


televized

televize (canonical)
televizes (third-person singular)
televized (past)
televized (past participle)
televizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of televize.


detainment

detainment (singular)
detainments (plural)

Detainment is the act or condition of being detained.

Canada objected to Russia's detainment of the two Canadians.


druggies

The plural form of druggie; more than one (kind of) druggie.


quantify

quantify (canonical)
quantifies (third-person singular)
quantified (past)
quantified (past participle)
quantifying (present participle)

If you quantify something, you assign a quantity to it.

It's difficult to quantify the students' progress.

If you quantify something, you determine its value.

There are real benefits from maintenance that we can quantify.


leukaemia

leukaemia (singular)
leukaemias (plural)

Leukaemia is a cancer of the blood or bone marrow where you have too many blood cells (usually white blood cells).

A leukaemia is any certain kind or type of cancer that affects the tissue that makes blood.


reheat

reheat (canonical)
reheats (third-person singular)
reheated (past)
reheated (past participle)
reheating (present participle)

If you reheat something, you heat it again after it has it has cooled.

I’m reheating some leftovers for dinner.


televizes

The third-person singular form of televize.


televize

When you televize a show, you broadcast it by television.

The media corporation televized the ball game for everyone to see.


colonise

colonise (canonical)
colonises (third-person singular)
colonised (past)
colonised (past participle)
colonising (present participle)

If a country colonises a place, it sends colonists to live there, thus, making the place a colony.


remits

remit (canonical)
remits (third-person singular)
remitted (past)
remitted (past participle)
remitting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of remit.


remits

The plural form of remit; more than one (kind of) remit.


localization

localization (singular)
localizations (plural)

Localization is the act of determining where something is or where it is from.

Localization is the act of stopping or limiting the spread of something.

Localization is the act of making a product suitable for use in a foreign region.

/ˌləʊkəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/


attachés

The plural form of attaché; more than one (kind of) attaché.


holiness

The holiness of a person is how holy the person is.


consecrations

consecration (singular)
consecrations (plural)

The plural form of consecration; more than one (kind of) consecration.


sublimations

sublimation (singular)
sublimations (plural)

The plural form of sublimation; more than one (kind of) sublimation.


reposition

reposition (canonical)
repositions (third-person singular)
repositioned (past)
repositioned (past participle)
repositioning (present participle)

If you reposition something, you put it into a new position.


unbuckles

unbuckle (canonical)
unbuckles (third-person singular)
unbuckled (past)
unbuckled (past participle)
unbuckling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of unbuckle.


occupancies

occupancy (singular)
occupancies (plural)

The plural form of occupancy; more than one (kind of) occupancy.


office holders

office holder (singular)
office holders (plural)

The plural form of office holder; more than one (kind of) office holder.


firmness

The firmness of something is how firm the thing is.


office-holders

office-holder (singular)
office-holders (plural)

The plural form of office-holder; more than one (kind of) office-holder.


look forward


isoelectric

If something is isoelectric, it means that it has no electric charge or difference in electronic potential.


repress

repress (canonical)
represses (third-person singular)
repressed (past)
repressed (past participle)
repressing (present participle)

If you repress a situation, you subdue it with force.

If you repress something, you press again.


unclamping

unclamp (canonical)
unclamps (third-person singular)
unclamped (past)
unclamped (past participle)
unclamping (present participle)


mod

A mod is a modern style of fashionable dress that originated in England in the 1960s.

A mod is an end user-created package containing modifications to the look or behaviour of a video game.


mod

mod (canonical)
mods (third-person singular)
modded (past)
modded (past participle)
modding (present participle)

If you mod something, you modify it from its original condition to individualize and/or enhance the performance of the object.

His friends were particularly impressed with the way he modded his Honda Civic.

If you mod a video game, you install or create a mod for it.

Learning Java is what got me into modding Minecraft.

If you mod an online forum, you act as a moderator to silence or punish a rule-breaking user on the forum.

Don't break the rules or you'll be modded.

I used to mod that forum.


occupancy

Occupancy is the act of occupying a place as an occupant or tenant.

Occupancy is the time period of which someone occupies a piece of land or premises.

The occupancy of a building is how much of the building is occupied by tenants.

The average occupancy of this hotel is 90 percent.


unquietest

unquiet (positive)
unquieter (comparative)
unquietest (superlative)

The superlative form of unquiet; most unquiet.


relist

relist (canonical)
relists (third-person singular)
relisted (past)
relisted (past participle)
relisting (present participle)

If you relist an item for sale, you put it up for sale again.


commodified

commodify (canonical)
commodifies (third-person singular)
commodified (past)
commodified (past participle)
commodifying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of commodify.


unquieter

The comparative form of unquiet; more unquiet.


unclamped

The past tense and past participle of unclamp.


officeholder

officeholder (singular)
officeholders (plural)

An officeholder is a person who holds an office, they are usually appointed or elected to the office.


prepossessing

prepossessing (positive)
more prepossessing (comparative)
most prepossessing (superlative)

If something is prepossessing, it is attractive.


officeholders

The plural form of officeholder; more than one (kind of) officeholder.


remitting

remit (canonical)
remits (third-person singular)
remitted (past)
remitted (past participle)
remitting (present participle)


calamity

A calamity is an event that results in great loss of something.


burgeons

burgeon (canonical)
burgeons (third-person singular)
burgeoned (past)
burgeoned (past participle)
burgeoning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of burgeon.


wrongly

If you do something wrongly, you do it in a wrong way.


remitted

The past tense and past participle of remit.


burgeoned

The past tense and past participle of burgeon.


reorganize

reorganize (canonical)
reorganizes (third-person singular)
reorganized (past)
reorganized (past participle)
reorganizing (present participle)

If you reorganize something, you organize it again.

/riːˈɔːɡ(ə)nʌɪz/


elasticity

elasticity (singular)
elasticities (plural)

The elasticity of something is how elastic the thing is.

The elasticity is the property of a material that is deformed under load can regain its original shape and size when unloaded.

The elasticity of A is how sensitive its quantity changes when B changes in another quantity.


office holder

An office holder is a person who holds an office, they are usually appointed or elected to the office.


attaché

An attaché is a diplomatic officer who plays a specific role and has a specific area of responsibility.

His will be moving to France for his new posting as military attaché.


Azerbaijanis

Azerbaijani (singular)
Azerbaijanis (plural)

The plural form of Azerbaijani; more than one (kind of) Azerbaijani.


Luxembourgians

Luxembourgian (singular)
Luxembourgians (plural)

The plural form of Luxembourgian; more than one (kind of) Luxembourgian.


finely

If you chop something finely, you cut it into very small pieces.

The recipe calls for 2 tablespoons of finely chopped garlic.

If something is finely tuned, made, drawn, etc., it is done in a careful and delicate way.

The hair in the painting was so finely drawn as to look real.


unbuckling

unbuckle (canonical)
unbuckles (third-person singular)
unbuckled (past)
unbuckled (past participle)
unbuckling (present participle)


finelier

finely (positive)
finelier (comparative)
Superlativefineliest

The comparative form of finely; more finely.


sublimed

sublime (canonical)
sublimes (third-person singular)
sublimed (past)
sublimed (past participle)
subliming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sublime.


oh boy

You use oh boy when you are excited about or looking forward to something.

Oh boy, ice cream!

You use oh boy when you are displeased or dreading something.

Oh boy, here we go again.


unremarkable

If something is unremarkable, it is common and ordinary.


Luxemburgers

Luxemburger (singular)
Luxemburgers (plural)

The plural form of Luxemburger; more than one (kind of) Luxemburger.


Costa Ricans

Costa Rican (singular)
Costa Ricans (plural)

The plural form of Costa Rican; more than one (kind of) Costa Rican.


Bangladeshis

Bangladeshi (singular)
Bangladeshis (plural)

The plural form of Bangladeshi; more than one (kind of) Bangladeshi.


Luxembourger

Luxembourger (singular)
Luxembourgers (plural)

A person from the country Luxembourg or with Luxembourgish ancestors.


Formosa

/fɔːˈməʊ.sə/


druggie

A druggie is a person who is addicted to drugs.


reasonably

If something is done reasonably, it is done in a reasonable way.

If something is reasonably priced, its price is not too cheap or expensive.


enquiry

An enquiry is a search for the truth or for more information about a topic.


Luxemburger

A Luxembourger is a citizen of Luxembourg.


uptakes

The plural form of uptake; more than one (kind of) uptake.


airforce

An airforce is the branch of a country's military which fights in the air.


unprepossessing

unprepossessing (positive)
more unprepossessing (comparative)
most unprepossessing (superlative)

If something is unprepossessing, it is dull and has nothing special.


Luxembourgers

The plural form of Luxembourger; more than one (kind of) Luxembourger.


burgeon

If something burgeons, it grows or expands.

Gradually, the town burgeoned into a thriving city.

/ˈbɜː.d͡ʒən/

/ˈbɝː.d͡ʒən/


breastfeed

breastfeed (canonical)
breastfeeds (third-person singular)
breastfed (past)
breastfed (past participle)
breastfeeding (present participle)

If a woman breastfeeds, she feeds a baby milk directly from the breasts.

If a baby breastfeeds, it drinks milk directly from a mother's breasts.


departures

departure (singular)
departures (plural)

The plural form of departure; more than one (kind of) departure.


Shamanism


checklists

checklist (singular)
checklists (plural)

The plural form of checklist; more than one (kind of) checklist.


remit

remit (canonical)
remits (third-person singular)
remitted (past)
remitted (past participle)
remitting (present participle)

If you remit money, you send money to someone.

If you remit something, you stop the enforcement of a punishment.


remit

The remit of something is the area of responsibility or work it is in charge of.

The remit of the Simple English Wiktionary is to explain English words to non-native English speakers in an easier way.


sublimation

sublimation (singular)
sublimations (plural)

Sublimation is the process of a solid turning into a gas without passing through the liquid state.


sublimes

The third-person singular form of sublime.


burgeoning

burgeon (canonical)
burgeons (third-person singular)
burgeoned (past)
burgeoned (past participle)
burgeoning (present participle)


office-holder

office-holder (singular)
office-holders (plural)

An office-holder is a person who holds an office, they are usually appointed or elected to the office.


shikras

The plural form of shikra; more than one (kind of) shikra.


triathlons

triathlon (singular)
triathlons (plural)

The plural form of triathlon; more than one (kind of) triathlon.


lbs


unclamps

unclamp (canonical)
unclamps (third-person singular)
unclamped (past)
unclamped (past participle)
unclamping (present participle)

The third-person singular form of unclamp.


mphs


greatly

If something changes greatly, the change is very big.

Expenses greatly exceeded revenues this year.


rpm


RPMS


uptake

The uptake of something is the action of taking or using something that is available.


curriculums

curriculum (singular)
curriculums (plural)

The plural form of curriculum; more than one (kind of) curriculum.


unquiet

unquiet (positive)
unquieter (comparative)
unquietest (superlative)

If a person is unquiet, they are unable to be stay calm.


Luxembourgish

If something is Luxembourgish, it is from or related to Luxembourg or its people.

If something is Luxembourgish, is is in the language of Luxembourg.

/ˈlʌksəmˌbɜːɡɪʃ/

/ˈlʌksəmˌbɜːrɡɪʃ/


Luxembourgish

A Germanic language spoken in Luxembourg.

/ˈlʌksəmˌbɜːɡɪʃ/

/ˈlʌksəmˌbɜːrɡɪʃ/


athletics

Athletics is a group of sport events that involves either running, walking, throwing or jumping on a running track or the field inside a running track.


torchers

The plural form of torcher; more than one (kind of) torcher.


fineliest

finely (positive)
finelier (comparative)
Superlativefineliest

The superlative form of finely; most finely.


windbags

The plural form of windbag; more than one (kind of) windbag.


-er

A suffix added to verbs meaning that a person or thing that does an action indicated by the root verb.

read + -er = reader

cook + -er = cooker

compute + -er = computer

run + -er = runner

toast + -er = toaster

swim + -er = swimmer

A suffix added to occupations meaning that a person whose occupation is the root noun.

astrology + -er = astrologer

cricket + -er = cricketer

trumpet + -er = trumpeter

A suffix added to numbers meaning that a person or thing to which a certain number or measurement applies.

six + -er = sixer

six foot + -er = six-footer

three-wheel + -er = three-wheeler

first grade + -er = first grader

A suffix added to ideologys meaning that a person is associated with, or supports a particular theory, doctrine, or political movement.

anti-vax + -er = anti-vaxxer

flat earth + -er = flat-earther


displeases

displease (canonical)
displeases (third-person singular)
displeased (past)
displeased (past participle)
displeasing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of displease.


umpires

The plural form of umpire; more than one (kind of) umpire.


umpires

umpire (canonical)
umpires (third-person singular)
umpired (past)
umpired (past participle)
umpiring (present participle)

The third-person singular form of umpire.


en masse

If something is done en masse, it is done with a lot of people, animals, or objects acting as a group.


Cameroonians

Cameroonian (singular)
Cameroonians (plural)

The plural form of Cameroonian; more than one (kind of) Cameroonian.


nettings

The plural form of netting; more than one (kind of) netting.


greatliest

greatly (positive)
greatlier (comparative)
Superlativegreatliest

The superlative form of greatly; most greatly.


Cameroonian

A Cameroonian is a person from Cameroon.


Cameroonian

If a person is Cameroonian, they come from Cameroon.


buccaneers

buccaneer (singular)
buccaneers (plural)

The plural form of buccaneer; more than one (kind of) buccaneer.


Luxembourgian

Luxembourgian (singular)
Luxembourgians (plural)

A Luxembourgian is a person from Luxembourg.


Luxembourgian

If something is Luxembourgian, it is related to Luxembourg.


sublimating

sublimate (canonical)
sublimates (third-person singular)
sublimated (past)
sublimated (past participle)
sublimating (present participle)


sublime

sublime (canonical)
sublimes (third-person singular)
sublimed (past)
sublimed (past participle)
subliming (present participle)

If a solid sublimes, it turns into a gas without passing through the liquid state.


greatlier

The comparative form of greatly; more greatly.


tablespoons

tablespoon (singular)
tablespoons (plural)

The plural form of tablespoon; more than one (kind of) tablespoon.


mandating

mandate (canonical)
mandates (third-person singular)
mandated (past)
mandated (past participle)
mandating (present participle)


sublimated

The past tense and past participle of sublimate.


narrowly

If you do something narrowly, you do it in a limited way.

The court applied the definition of "worker" extremely narrowly, leaving out many people who work.

If you narrowly miss something, you miss it by a very small distance.

He narrowly avoided death.

She narrowly lost the race.


unfamiliar

If something is unfamiliar to you, it is not known to you; not familiar.


consecration

consecration (singular)
consecrations (plural)

Consecration is the act or ceremony of declaring something to be holy.


umpired

The past tense and past participle of umpire.


triathlon

A triathlon is an athletics event where contestants compete in swimming, cycling and running.


unbuckled

unbuckle (canonical)
unbuckles (third-person singular)
unbuckled (past)
unbuckled (past participle)
unbuckling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of unbuckle.


RPM

One RPM is one revolution per minute, the speed of spin.


shikra

A shikra is a species of hawk, Accipiter badius, that is commonly found in Asia and Africa.


relocations

relocation (singular)
relocations (plural)

The plural form of relocation; more than one (kind of) relocation.


checklist

checklist (singular)
checklists (plural)

A checklist is a list of tasks that needs to be completed.


thoroughly

If you do something thoroughly, you do it in a thorough or complete way.


commodify

commodify (canonical)
commodifies (third-person singular)
commodified (past)
commodified (past participle)
commodifying (present participle)

If you commodify something, you treat as a commodity.

/kəˈmɒdɪfʌɪ/


migrants

The plural form of migrant; more than one (kind of) migrant.


unclamp

unclamp (canonical)
unclamps (third-person singular)
unclamped (past)
unclamped (past participle)
unclamping (present participle)

If you unclamp something, you remove the clamp from it.

After the glue had dried, he unclamped the wood.

The nurse unclamped the tube to allow the liquid to flow.

If you unclamp your eyes, lips, teeth, etc., you stop holding them together tightly.


flashbacked

flashback (canonical)
flashbacks (third-person singular)
flashbacked (past)
flashbacked (past participle)
flashbacking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of flashback.


shakiest

shaky (positive)
shakier (comparative)
shakiest (superlative)

The superlative form of shaky; most shaky.


commodifies

The third-person singular form of commodify.


Bangladeshi

Bangladeshi (singular)
Bangladeshis (plural)

A Bangladeshi is a person from Bangladesh.

/ˌbaŋɡləˈdɛʃi/


Bangladeshi

Bangladeshi (positive)
more Bangladeshi (comparative)
most Bangladeshi (superlative)

If a person is Bangladeshi, they come from Bangladesh.

/ˌbaŋɡləˈdɛʃi/


sublimates

The third-person singular form of sublimate.


sublimates

sublimate (singular)
sublimates (plural)

The plural form of sublimate; more than one (kind of) sublimate.


shakier

The comparative form of shaky; more shaky.


holder

Put your umbrella in the umbrella holder.

A holder is someone who temporarily or permanently possesses something.

He's been an account holder with us since 2004.


unbuckle

If you unbuckle something, you separate the two parts of its buckle.

Please, stay in your seat and do not unbuckle your seatbelt.


sensibly

If something is done sensibly, it is done in a sensible way.


systematic

systematic (positive)
more systematic (comparative)
most systematic (superlative)

If something is done in a systematic way, it is done according to a plan or procedure.


departure

departure (singular)
departures (plural)

Departure is the act of leaving a place.


tortured

torture (canonical)
tortures (third-person singular)
tortured (past)
tortured (past participle)
torturing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of torture.


buccaneer

buccaneer (singular)
buccaneers (plural)


adelphogamy

Adelphogamy is marriage in which two or more brothers share one or more wives.

Adelphogamy is marriage between a brother and sister.


mandated

The past tense and past participle of mandate.


localise

localise (canonical)
localises (third-person singular)
localised (past)
localised (past participle)
localising (present participle)

If you localise something, you discover where it is.

They tried to localise the source of the smell.

If you localise something, you prevent it from moving out of an area.

Despite the efforts of fire fighters, they were unable to localise the wildfire.

If you localise a product, you adapt it for use in a foreign region. It usually means translating text into the language of that country and modifying currencies, date formats, etc.

We need to localise our software for the Japanese market.


reversals

The plural form of reversal; more than one (kind of) reversal.


holders

The plural form of holder; more than one (kind of) holder.


slung

sling (canonical)
slings (third-person singular)
slung (past)
slung (past participle)
slinging (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sling.


rpms


displeasing

If something is displeasing, it is unattractive and dislikeable.


displeasing

displease (canonical)
displeases (third-person singular)
displeased (past)
displeased (past participle)
displeasing (present participle)


restaurateurs

restaurateur (singular)
restaurateurs (plural)

The plural form of restaurateur; more than one (kind of) restaurateur.


misinterprets

misinterpret (canonical)
misinterprets (third-person singular)
misinterpreted (past)
misinterpreted (past participle)
misinterpreting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misinterpret.


quaffing

quaff (canonical)
quaffs (third-person singular)
quaffed (past)
quaffed (past participle)
quaffing (present participle)


reversal

Reversal is the act of reversing something.


windbag

A windbag is a person who talks a lot but does not say anything useful.


revolutionising

revolutionise (canonical)
revolutionises (third-person singular)
revolutionised (past)
revolutionised (past participle)
revolutionising (present participle)

The present participle of revolutionise.


sterilizations

sterilization (singular)
sterilizations (plural)

The plural form of sterilization; more than one (kind of) sterilization.


teaspoons

The plural form of teaspoon; more than one (kind of) teaspoon.


teaspoon

A teaspoon is a small spoon that is used to stir the contents of a cup or glass.

A teaspoon is a cooking or baking measure equal to roughly 5ml.


flaccid

flaccid (positive)
more flaccid (comparative)
most flaccid (superlative)

If a body part is flaccid, it is soft and hangs loosely.


quaff

If a person quaffs water or liquid, they drink a large amount of it in a short period of time.


revolutionised

The past tense and past participle of revolutionise.


tablespoon

tablespoon (singular)
tablespoons (plural)

A tablespoon is a big spoon that is used for eating food from a bowl.

A tablespoon is a cooking or baking measure that is three teaspoons or roughly 15ml.


culturing

culture (canonical)
cultures (third-person singular)
cultured (past)
cultured (past participle)
culturing (present participle)


suggestive

suggestive (positive)
more suggestive (comparative)
most suggestive (superlative)

If something is suggestive, it suggests or implies an idea.

The painting is abstract, but the colors are suggestive of fruit or the Mediterranean.

If something that a person says or does is suggestive, the action makes you think of romance or sex.


misinterpret

If you misinterpret a person, you interpret them wrongly.


unpins

unpin (canonical)
unpins (third-person singular)
unpinned (past)
unpinned (past participle)
unpinning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of unpin.


flashbacking

flashback (canonical)
flashbacks (third-person singular)
flashbacked (past)
flashbacked (past participle)
flashbacking (present participle)


thermodynamics

Thermodynamics is the science of the conversions between heat and other forms of energy.


revolutionized

revolutionize (canonical)
revolutionizes (third-person singular)
revolutionized (past)
revolutionized (past participle)
revolutionizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of revolutionize.


vasectomies

vasectomy (singular)
vasectomies (plural)

The plural form of vasectomy; more than one (kind of) vasectomy.


manpower

Manpower is the total number of all available workers.

Our manpower is low today as it is a public holiday.


sterilisations

sterilisation (singular)
sterilisations (plural)

The plural form of sterilisation; more than one (kind of) sterilisation.


proportioned

proportion (canonical)
proportions (third-person singular)
proportioned (past)
proportioned (past participle)
proportioning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of proportion.


mandates

The plural form of mandate; more than one (kind of) mandate.


mandates

mandate (canonical)
mandates (third-person singular)
mandated (past)
mandated (past participle)
mandating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of mandate.


sullener

sullen (positive)
sullener (comparative)
sullenest (superlative)

The comparative form of sullen; more sullen.


codifying

codify (canonical)
codifies (third-person singular)
codified (past)
codified (past participle)
codifying (present participle)


sublimate

sublimate (canonical)
sublimates (third-person singular)
sublimated (past)
sublimated (past participle)
sublimating (present participle)

If a solid sublimates, it changes into a gas without passing through the liquid state.


sublimate

sublimate (singular)
sublimates (plural)

A sublimate is a product obtained by sublimation.


depraved

A depraved person is one who is completely evil or immoral.


depraved

deprave (canonical)
depraves (third-person singular)
depraved (past)
depraved (past participle)
depraving (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of deprave.


vitiated

vitiate (canonical)
vitiates (third-person singular)
vitiated (past)
vitiated (past participle)
vitiating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of vitiate.


vitiates

The third-person singular form of vitiate.


reveres

revere (canonical)
reveres (third-person singular)
revered (past)
revered (past participle)
revering (present participle)

The third-person singular form of revere.


sullenest

The superlative form of sullen; most sullen.


cultured

cultured (positive)
more cultured (comparative)
most cultured (superlative)

If you are cultured, you are intelligent, polite, and interested in art, literature, non-popular music, etc.

They had introduced their daughter to a very cultured young man.


cultured

culture (canonical)
cultures (third-person singular)
cultured (past)
cultured (past participle)
culturing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of culture.


oiliness

The oiliness of something is how oily it is.


unpinned

The past tense and past participle of unpin.


umpire

An umpire is a person who presides over a sports event and enforces its rules.


umpire

umpire (canonical)
umpires (third-person singular)
umpired (past)
umpired (past participle)
umpiring (present participle)

If you umpire, you act as an umpire in a game.


Costa Rican

Costa Rican (singular)
Costa Ricans (plural)

A Costa Rican is a person from Costa Rica.


Costa Rican

Costa Rican (positive)
more Costa Rican (comparative)
most Costa Rican (superlative)

If a person is Costa Rican, they come from Costa Rica.


islanders

The plural form of islander; more than one (kind of) islander.


revolutionizes

revolutionize (canonical)
revolutionizes (third-person singular)
revolutionized (past)
revolutionized (past participle)
revolutionizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of revolutionize.


codifies

The third-person singular form of codify.


flashbacks

flashback (singular)
flashbacks (plural)

The plural form of flashback; more than one (kind of) flashback.


flashbacks

flashback (canonical)
flashbacks (third-person singular)
flashbacked (past)
flashbacked (past participle)
flashbacking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of flashback.


sayings

The plural form of saying; more than one (kind of) saying.


stolid

stolid (positive)
stolider (comparative)
stolidest (superlative)

A stolid person is someone who shows little to no emotion.


migrant

A migrant is a person who travels to another area or country to find work or a better living condition.

The number of migrants entering the country has risen as the economy has improved.

The government is discouraging migrant workers.

A migrant is an animal that travels away and back over long distances each year.

Only some Canada geese are migrants.


codify

If you codify something, you arrange it into a code or systematic way.


saucepans

The plural form of saucepan; more than one (kind of) saucepan.


retraces

retrace (canonical)
retraces (third-person singular)
retraced (past)
retraced (past participle)
retracing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of retrace.


trouncing

trounce (canonical)
trounces (third-person singular)
trounced (past)
trounced (past participle)
trouncing (present participle)


Azerbaijani

Azerbaijani (singular)
Azerbaijanis (plural)

An Azerbaijani is a person from Azerbaijan.

/ˌæzəbaɪˈdʒɑːni/

/ˌæzərbaɪˈd͡ʒɑːni/


Azerbaijani

Azerbaijani (positive)
more Azerbaijani (comparative)
most Azerbaijani (superlative)

If a person is Azerbaijani, they come from Azerbaijan.

/ˌæzəbaɪˈdʒɑːni/

/ˌæzərbaɪˈd͡ʒɑːni/


nonalcoholic

If a drink is nonalcoholic, it does not contain any alcohol.


vanquishes

vanquish (canonical)
vanquishes (third-person singular)
vanquished (past)
vanquished (past participle)
vanquishing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of vanquish.


stolidest

The superlative form of stolid; most stolid.


shaky

shaky (positive)
shakier (comparative)
shakiest (superlative)

If something is shaky, it is not stable.


reproves

reprove (canonical)
reproves (third-person singular)
reproved (past)
reproved (past participle)
reproving (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reprove.


throbbing

throb (canonical)
throbs (third-person singular)
throbbed (past)
throbbed (past participle)
throbbing (present participle)


revolutionizing

The present participle of revolutionize.


proportioning

proportion (canonical)
proportions (third-person singular)
proportioned (past)
proportioned (past participle)
proportioning (present participle)


torcher

A torcher is a person who torches something.


trounces

The third-person singular form of trounce.


ransacking

ransack (canonical)
ransacks (third-person singular)
ransacked (past)
ransacked (past participle)
ransacking (present participle)


depraving

deprave (canonical)
depraves (third-person singular)
depraved (past)
depraved (past participle)
depraving (present participle)


vitiate

vitiate (canonical)
vitiates (third-person singular)
vitiated (past)
vitiated (past participle)
vitiating (present participle)

If A vitiates B, A spoils quality, or effectiveness of B.


revere

revere (canonical)
reveres (third-person singular)
revered (past)
revered (past participle)
revering (present participle)

If you revere a person, you admire them with great awe and respect.


restaurateur

restaurateur (singular)
restaurateurs (plural)

A restaurateur is the owner of a restaurant.


vasectomy

vasectomy (singular)
vasectomies (plural)

Vasectomy is a male sterilization surgery that involves snipping the vas deferens.


sullen

sullen (positive)
sullener (comparative)
sullenest (superlative)

A sullen person is someone who does not want to smile or be nice to others.


wiseliest

wisely (positive)
wiselier (comparative)
Superlativewiseliest

The superlative form of wisely; most wisely.


revolutionize

revolutionize (canonical)
revolutionizes (third-person singular)
revolutionized (past)
revolutionized (past participle)
revolutionizing (present participle)

If something is revolutionized, it is changed greatly.


quaffs

quaff (canonical)
quaffs (third-person singular)
quaffed (past)
quaffed (past participle)
quaffing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of quaff.


reload

reload (canonical)
reloads (third-person singular)
reloaded (past)
reloaded (past participle)
reloading (present participle)

If you reload something, you load it again.

Reload your gun and aim at the target.

Please reload the software and see if it fixes the bug.


reloads

The third-person singular form of reload.


retracing

retrace (canonical)
retraces (third-person singular)
retraced (past)
retraced (past participle)
retracing (present participle)


revered

The past tense and past participle of revere.


displeased

displease (canonical)
displeases (third-person singular)
displeased (past)
displeased (past participle)
displeasing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of displease.


displeased

displeased (positive)
more displeased (comparative)
most displeased (superlative)

A displeased person is someone who is not happy with something.


quaffed

The past tense and past participle of quaff.


revolutionise

revolutionise (canonical)
revolutionises (third-person singular)
revolutionised (past)
revolutionised (past participle)
revolutionising (present participle)

If something is revolutionised, it is changed greatly.


trounced

trounce (canonical)
trounces (third-person singular)
trounced (past)
trounced (past participle)
trouncing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of trounce.


surpasses

surpass (canonical)
surpasses (third-person singular)
surpassed (past)
surpassed (past participle)
surpassing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of surpass.


reproving

reprove (canonical)
reproves (third-person singular)
reproved (past)
reproved (past participle)
reproving (present participle)


deprave

deprave (canonical)
depraves (third-person singular)
depraved (past)
depraved (past participle)
depraving (present participle)

If A depraves B, A makes B immoral or corrupt.


wiselier

The comparative form of wisely; more wisely.


rarities

The plural form of rarity; more than one (kind of) rarity.


recapitulating

recapitulate (canonical)
recapitulates (third-person singular)
recapitulated (past)
recapitulated (past participle)
recapitulating (present participle)


tipsy

tipsy (positive)
tipsier (comparative)
tipsiest (superlative)

If a person is tipsy, they are slightly drunk from drinking alcoholic beverages.


adaptors

The plural form of adaptor; more than one (kind of) adaptor.


break away

If you break away from a group, you leave it suddenly


realigns

realign (canonical)
realigns (third-person singular)
realigned (past)
realigned (past participle)
realigning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of realign.


perfectly

If something is done perfectly, it is done without mistake.

The car is perfectly aligned in the lot.

If something is perfectly good, normal, clear, etc., it's entirely so.

The meaning is perfectly clear. Nobody could misunderstand.


non-alcoholic

If a drink is non-alcoholic, it does not contain any alcohol.


vanquished

vanquish (canonical)
vanquishes (third-person singular)
vanquished (past)
vanquished (past participle)
vanquishing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of vanquish.


misinterpreted

misinterpret (canonical)
misinterprets (third-person singular)
misinterpreted (past)
misinterpreted (past participle)
misinterpreting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of misinterpret.


spliced

splice (canonical)
splices (third-person singular)
spliced (past)
spliced (past participle)
splicing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of splice.


surpassed

The past tense and past participle of surpass.


campers

The plural form of camper; more than one (kind of) camper.


relocation

relocation (singular)
relocations (plural)

Relocation is the act of moving from one place to another.

/ˌriːləʊˈkeɪʃən/


mandate

A mandate is an official order to do something.


mandate

mandate (canonical)
mandates (third-person singular)
mandated (past)
mandated (past participle)
mandating (present participle)

If you mandate something, you make it mandatory.


recapitulated

The past tense and past participle of recapitulate.


recapitulate

If you recapitulate something, you say it again in summary form.


codified

codify (canonical)
codifies (third-person singular)
codified (past)
codified (past participle)
codifying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of codify.


realign

If you realign something, you align it again, usually with something different.

With the loss of the VHS market, we've had to realign our business.


break a leg

If you tell someone to break a leg, you are wishing them good luck.


wisely

If you behave wisely, you act in a wise way.


vanquish

If an army vanquishes another, it defeats them.


displease

If you displease someone, you make them feel annoyed.

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recoverable

If something is recoverable, it can be regained or recovered.


causal

causal (positive)
more causal (comparative)
most causal (superlative)

If something is causal, it is related to or causes something.


saucepan

A saucepan is a deep cooking pan that has a long handle and a lid.


tipsier

The comparative form of tipsy; more tipsy.


ransack

ransack (canonical)
ransacks (third-person singular)
ransacked (past)
ransacked (past participle)
ransacking (present participle)

If you ransack a place, you thoroughly search through it, usually to steal something.

The burglar ransack a house for valuables


Turkish

Turkish (positive)
more Turkish (comparative)
most Turkish (superlative)

If something is Turkish, it comes from Turkey.

We had a Turkish girl in our class.

If something is Turkish, it is typical of Turkey.

I like Turkish food.


Turkish

Turkish is the language that is spoken in Turkey.


break the bank

If you break the bank at the casino, you win more money than the amount the casino can pay you.

If the cost of something breaks the bank, it costs a lot of money.


break a sweat

If you break a sweat, you start sweating.

If you break a sweat, you put effort into doing something.


reproved

The past tense and past participle of reprove.


revolutionises

revolutionise (canonical)
revolutionises (third-person singular)
revolutionised (past)
revolutionised (past participle)
revolutionising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of revolutionise.


recounting

recount (canonical)
recounts (third-person singular)
recounted (past)
recounted (past participle)
recounting (present participle)


non-

Words with the prefix non- usually mean the opposite of the same word without it.

non-alcoholic means it is not alcoholic

nonadjustable means it cannot be adjusted


brooches

The plural form of brooch; more than one (kind of) brooch.


ransacks

The third-person singular form of ransack.


sleepers

The plural form of sleeper; more than one (kind of) sleeper.


depraves

The third-person singular form of deprave.


worlds apart

If two things are worlds apart, they are very different.


break even

If a company breaks even, their income is equal to their expenses.


recapitulates

The third-person singular form of recapitulate.


throbbed

throb (canonical)
throbs (third-person singular)
throbbed (past)
throbbed (past participle)
throbbing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of throb.


overdosed

overdose (canonical)
overdoses (third-person singular)
overdosed (past)
overdosed (past participle)
overdosing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of overdose.


retraced

retrace (canonical)
retraces (third-person singular)
retraced (past)
retraced (past participle)
retracing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of retrace.


-ized

-ize (canonical)
-izes (third-person singular)
-ized (past)
-ized (past participle)
-izing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of -ize.


break the ice

If you break the ice with a stranger, you start a conversation with them.


no strings attached

If a contract has no strings attached, it does not have any conditions for you to follow.


slinging

slang (past)
slang (past participle)
sling (canonical)
slings (third-person singular)
slung (past)
slung (past participle)
slinging (present participle)


quarantined

quarantine (canonical)
quarantines (third-person singular)
quarantined (past)
quarantined (past participle)
quarantining (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of quarantine.


recruiters

recruiter (singular)
recruiters (plural)

The plural form of recruiter; more than one (kind of) recruiter.


reloaded

reload (canonical)
reloads (third-person singular)
reloaded (past)
reloaded (past participle)
reloading (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reload.


stolider

stolid (positive)
stolider (comparative)
stolidest (superlative)

The comparative form of stolid; more stolid.


market places

market place (singular)
market places (plural)

The plural form of market place; more than one (kind of) market place.


flashback

flashback (singular)
flashbacks (plural)

A flashback is a mental image of something that happend to a person in the past.


flashback

flashback (canonical)
flashbacks (third-person singular)
flashbacked (past)
flashbacked (past participle)
flashbacking (present participle)

If something is being flashbacked, it is undergoing a flashback.


break up

If a couple breaks up, they end their relationship.


stock markets

stock market (singular)
stock markets (plural)

The plural form of stock market; more than one (kind of) stock market.


break character

If you break character, you fail to act as the person you are acting as.


cravings

The plural form of craving; more than one (kind of) craving.


digestives

digestive (singular)
digestives (plural)

The plural form of digestive; more than one (kind of) digestive.


smartening

smarten (canonical)
smartens (third-person singular)
smartened (past)
smartened (past participle)
smartening (present participle)


marketplaces

marketplace (singular)
marketplaces (plural)

The plural form of marketplace; more than one (kind of) marketplace.


recruiter

A recruiter is a person who is hired to recruit other people.


realigned

realign (canonical)
realigns (third-person singular)
realigned (past)
realigned (past participle)
realigning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of realign.


bear market

A bear market is a stock market where stock prices are dropping.


brooch

A brooch is a piece of ornamental jewellery that is attached to clothes.


rarity

A rarity is something that is very rare.

The rarity of something is how rare it is.


surpassing

surpass (canonical)
surpasses (third-person singular)
surpassed (past)
surpassed (past participle)
surpassing (present participle)


smartens

The third-person singular form of smarten.


Islamic

If something is Islamic, it is related to Muslims or Islam.


bull market

A bull market is a stock market where stock prices are rising.


recounted

recount (canonical)
recounts (third-person singular)
recounted (past)
recounted (past participle)
recounting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of recount.


islander

An islander is a person who lives on an island.


compatibilities

compatibility (singular)
compatibilities (plural)

The plural form of compatibility; more than one (kind of) compatibility.


throbs

throb (canonical)
throbs (third-person singular)
throbbed (past)
throbbed (past participle)
throbbing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of throb.


throbs

The plural form of throb; more than one (kind of) throb.


stylizing

stylize (canonical)
stylizes (third-person singular)
stylized (past)
stylized (past participle)
stylizing (present participle)


splices

The plural form of splice; more than one (kind of) splice.


splices

splice (canonical)
splices (third-person singular)
spliced (past)
spliced (past participle)
splicing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of splice.


surpass

If A surpasses B, A exceeds or becomes better than B.

The profit of the company surpassed their expectations.


smartened

The past tense and past participle of smarten.


evened

even (canonical)
evens (third-person singular)
evened (past)
evened (past participle)
evening (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of even.


Nicaragua

Nicaragua is a country in Central America.


marketplace

A marketplace is an open area where a market is.


unpin

unpin (canonical)
unpins (third-person singular)
unpinned (past)
unpinned (past participle)
unpinning (present participle)

If you unpin something, you remove a pin from it.


worsened

worsen (canonical)
worsens (third-person singular)
worsened (past)
worsened (past participle)
worsening (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of worsen.


stylised

stylise (canonical)
stylises (third-person singular)
stylised (past)
stylised (past participle)
stylising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of stylise.


break wind

If you break wind, you expel gas through your anus.


tipsiest

tipsy (positive)
tipsier (comparative)
tipsiest (superlative)

The superlative form of tipsy; most tipsy.


market place

market place (singular)
market places (plural)

A market place is an open area where a market is.


Nicaraguans

Nicaraguan (singular)
Nicaraguans (plural)

The plural form of Nicaraguan; more than one (kind of) Nicaraguan.


stylizes

The third-person singular form of stylize.


canopied

canopy (canonical)
canopies (third-person singular)
canopied (past)
canopied (past participle)
canopying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of canopy.


miscarriages

miscarriage (singular)
miscarriages (plural)

The plural form of miscarriage; more than one (kind of) miscarriage.


rotary

A rotary engine, phone, drill, etc. has a part that rotates.


misfortunes

misfortune (singular)
misfortunes (plural)

The plural form of misfortune; more than one (kind of) misfortune.


tortures

The plural form of torture; more than one (kind of) torture.


tortures

torture (canonical)
tortures (third-person singular)
tortured (past)
tortured (past participle)
torturing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of torture.


stylises

The third-person singular form of stylise.


trounce

trounce (canonical)
trounces (third-person singular)
trounced (past)
trounced (past participle)
trouncing (present participle)

If you trounce a person, you defeat them severely.


splice

A splice is the connection between ropes or wires at their ends.


splice

If you splice wires, you join their ends together.


flatulated

flatulate (canonical)
flatulates (third-person singular)
flatulated (past)
flatulated (past participle)
flatulating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of flatulate.


unsupportive

If a person is unsupportive, they do not support or encourage you.

/ʌnˈsəˈpɔːtɪv/


stock market

stock market (singular)
stock markets (plural)

A stock market is a place where people trade stocks.


sines

The plural form of sine; more than one (kind of) sine.


stylized

The past tense and past participle of stylize.


quarantines

quarantine (singular)
quarantines (plural)

The plural form of quarantine; more than one (kind of) quarantine.


quarantines

quarantine (canonical)
quarantines (third-person singular)
quarantined (past)
quarantined (past participle)
quarantining (present participle)

The third-person singular form of quarantine.


Urumchi


Urumqi


impractical

If something is impractical, it is impossible to be used or done.


aimlessly

If you do something aimlessly, you do it without any aim or purpose.

He walked around aimlessly at night.


reunifications

reunification (singular)
reunifications (plural)

The plural form of reunification; more than one (kind of) reunification.


camper

A camper is a vehicle that has a compartment for living and sleeping in.

A camper is a person who stays in one spot during a first-person shooting game.


supportive

supportive (positive)
more supportive (comparative)
most supportive (superlative)

A supportive person is one who supports and encourages you.

A supportive structure is one that holds up some other structure.


vanquishing

vanquish (canonical)
vanquishes (third-person singular)
vanquished (past)
vanquished (past participle)
vanquishing (present participle)


craved

crave (canonical)
craves (third-person singular)
craved (past)
craved (past participle)
craving (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of crave.


craves

The third-person singular form of crave.


compatibility

compatibility (singular)
compatibilities (plural)

If there is compatibility between two people or things, they are able to work together without problems or conflict.

There is good compatibility with all versions of Windows.


sleeper

A sleeper is a train that carries sleeping cars.

A sleeper is someone or something that looks ordinary but has a secret function that will be used at a much later time.


stylising

stylise (canonical)
stylises (third-person singular)
stylised (past)
stylised (past participle)
stylising (present participle)


acetone

Acetone is a colourless, volatile, flammable liquid that is mainly used as a solvent.


dissimilar

If two things are dissimilar, they are not the same.


worsens

worsen (canonical)
worsens (third-person singular)
worsened (past)
worsened (past participle)
worsening (present participle)

The third-person singular form of worsen.


retinal

If something is retinal, it is related to the retina.


ophthalmologies

ophthalmology (singular)
ophthalmologies (plural)

The plural form of ophthalmology; more than one (kind of) ophthalmology.


distinguishable

distinguishable (positive)
more distinguishable (comparative)
most distinguishable (superlative)

If two things are distinguishable, they can easily be identified as different.