analyzer

An analyzer is someone who analyzes something.


sugar daddies

sugar daddy (singular)
sugar daddies (plural)

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


analysers

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


analyser

An analyser is someone who analyzes something.


plated

plate (canonical)
plates (third-person singular)
plated (past)
plated (past participle)
plating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of plate.


limp

His gait is limp.


limp

limp (canonical)
limps (third-person singular)
limped (past)
limped (past participle)
limping (present participle)

If someone limps, they walk with a lamely gait.

This man limps.


limp

limp (positive)
limper (comparative)
limpest (superlative)

If something is limp, it is without stiffness; it is flabby.


inspectors

inspector (singular)
inspectors (plural)

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


voiced

voice (canonical)
voices (third-person singular)
voiced (past)
voiced (past participle)
voicing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of voice.


moss

Moss is a kind of plant that grows on the ground or other kind of surface and is usually green.


moss

moss (canonical)
mosses (third-person singular)
mossed (past)
mossed (past participle)
mossing (present participle)

If something is mossed, it becomes covered in moss.

The oak tree was mossed because of how old it was.


analyze

analyze (canonical)
analyzes (third-person singular)
analyzed (past)
analyzed (past participle)
analyzing (present participle)

If you analyze something, you study it carefully to understand it, often to see what it is made of.

They can make up questions, collect field data, and analyze that data on their computers.

The dust was analyzed to determine its chemical contents.


semen

Semen is a fluid made in the reproductive organs of a male animal that contains the reproductive cells.


oral sex

Oral sex is a type of sex where a penis or vagina is touched by a mouth.

My boyfriend always brushes his teeth right after we have oral sex.


inspects

inspect (canonical)
inspects (third-person singular)
inspected (past)
inspected (past participle)
inspecting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of inspect.


inspected

The past tense and past participle of inspect.


oceanology

Oceanology is the study of oceans and the ocean floor.

When studying the ocean floor, having some knowledge of oceanology is a good idea.


quarterbacked

quarterback (canonical)
quarterbacks (third-person singular)
quarterbacked (past)
quarterbacked (past participle)
quarterbacking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of quarterback.


succeeds

succeed (canonical)
succeeds (third-person singular)
succeeded (past)
succeeded (past participle)
succeeding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of succeed.


chained

chain (canonical)
chains (third-person singular)
chained (past)
chained (past participle)
chaining (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of chain.


swordfish

swordfish (singular)
swordfish or swordfishes (plural)

A swordfish is a type of fish with a long sharp nose.

The fishermen hauled the 130 pound swordfish over the side of the boat.


inspector

An inspector is someone who wants to inspect something.

This man is an police inspector.


spermatozoa

spermatozoon (singular)
spermatozoa (plural)

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


mental institutions

mental institution (singular)
mental institutions (plural)

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


anal sex

Anal sex is when someone has sex with the anus.

You can't get pregnant from having anal sex.


vapour

A vapour is a cloudy or other matter in the air, like mist, steam or fumes.

Vapour is the gas of something that used to be liquid or solid.

When you heat up water, vapour appears.


culverts

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


mental institution

A mental institution is a psychiatric hospital, or a psychiatric wing of a hospital.

Your mom has to stay at a mental institution due to her schizophrenia.


ROFL

A short way to say "Rolling On the Floor, laughing" which is used to indicate great amusement at something.


serial killers

serial killer (singular)
serial killers (plural)

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


acceptability

Acceptability is the quality of being accepted.

He has a high acceptability in the community.


precursor

precursor (singular)
precursors (plural)

A precursor is something that comes before; it is a predecessor, or a hint of events that have yet to happen.

The typewriter was the precursor of the computer.


corrupting

corrupt (canonical)
corrupts (third-person singular)
corrupted (past)
corrupted (past participle)
corrupting (present participle)


plates

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


plates

plate (canonical)
plates (third-person singular)
plated (past)
plated (past participle)
plating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of plate.


sperm

A sperm is a single reproductive cell of a male animal.

The sperm swam towards the egg.

If you wear a condom the right way, no sperm should be able to get out.


corrupts

The third-person singular form of corrupt.


swordfishes

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


sperms

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


pwn

pwned (past)
pwned (past participle)
pwnd (past)
pwnd (past participle)
pwn (canonical)
pwns (third-person singular)
pwnt (past)
pwnt (past participle)
pwning (present participle)

If someone pwns something, he or she owns it by defeating it very easily.

Eric pwned Jack, who was playing his very first game of Battlemage.


pwn

Pwn means defeating someone or gaining victory.


lager

Lager is a kind of beer using a slow fermentation technique.


corrupted

The past tense and past participle of corrupt.


corrupted

corrupted (positive)
more corrupted (comparative)
most corrupted (superlative)

If someone is corrupted, they are immoral or perverted; they are depraved.

If someone or something is corrupted, they are dishonest.

If something is corrupted, it contains errors.


plating

Plating is a thin coating of metal laid upon another metal.

Plating is the way food is presented before being served.


condoms

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


goose eggs

goose egg (singular)
goose eggs (plural)

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


precursors

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


stilts

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


bazookas

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


steaks

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


jacks-in-the-pulpit

jack-in-the-pulpit (singular)
jacks-in-the-pulpit (plural)

The plural form of jack-in-the-pulpit; more than one (kind of) jack-in-the-pulpit.


cheeseburgers

cheeseburger (singular)
cheeseburgers (plural)

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


faucet

A faucet is a fitting of a sink that allows water to flow through it for washing ones' hands or doing the dishes.

Can you turn the faucet on for me so that I can wash my hands?


culvert

A culvert is a pipe or channel that runs under a road or railway in order to drain water to stop flooding from happening.

The culvert was put underneath the road nearby to help stop the flooding that happens there often.


faucets

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


tunas

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


spermatozoon

A spermatozoon is a reproductive cell in a male animal that is found in sperm and fertilizes the ovum to make the zygote.

/ˌspɜːmətə(ʊ)ˈzəʊɒn/


sperm cell

sperm cell (singular)
sperm cells (plural)


whisker

A whisker is a long hair that grows on either side of the mouth of a cat or other animal.

The whisker of the cat was long and white.

A whisker is a small distance between two things.

That punch missed hitting him by a whisker!


daffodils

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


fish sticks

fish stick (singular)
fish sticks (plural)

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


fish stick

A fish stick is a rectangle of fish that is covered in breadcrumbs and then fried or grilled.

This is a really tasty fish stick.

Fish sticks are my favorite meal.

Do you sell fish sticks?

May I have a fish stick?


goose egg

A goose egg is a swelling or bump on the head.


whiskers

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


jack-in-the-pulpit

A jack-in-the-pulpit is a plant that is found in the forests of northern Europe.

A jack-in-the-pulpit is a plant that is found in the northeastern parts of North America.

the jack-in-the-pulpit climbed up the side of a house.


condom

A condom is something you put over your penis to stop sperm from getting into the vagina when having sex.

It can be hard to talk about safer sex or tell your partner to use a condom.

Me and my boyfriend forgot to use a condom, and I got pregnant.


lagers

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


pilgrims

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


scarecrows

scarecrow (singular)
scarecrows (plural)

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


quarterbacks

quarterback (singular)
quarterbacks (plural)

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


quarterbacks

quarterback (canonical)
quarterbacks (third-person singular)
quarterbacked (past)
quarterbacked (past participle)
quarterbacking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of quarterback.


cheeseburger

A cheeseburger is a kind of hamburger with cheese on top of the meat.

Can I have a cheeseburger?

This restaurant sells cheeseburgers and milkshakes.


stilt

A stilt is a long tall usually wooden pole that people walk on usually in parades.

A stilt is a tall pillar or post used to support some structure.


bazooka

A bazooka is a kind of rocket launcher that is used by American military as an antitank weapon and is usually held on the shoulder.

A bazooka is an early trombone with wide tubes.


quarterback

A quarterback is the person in charge of the football and delivers the football to either a tight end, running back, or wide receiver.

The quarterback is very tall.


quarterback

If you quarterback, you play the position of quarterback.

If you quarterback, you lead the offense.


tuna

A tuna is any one of several kinds of fish in the family Scombridae, of the genus Thunnus.

The fishermen hauled the 120 pound tuna over the side of the boat.


pilgrim

A pilgrim is a person who travels, usually on a journey to a place that of significant religious importance.


scarecrow

A scarecrow is a figure made of straw and dressed in old clothes that scares away crows from eating the crops on a farm.

The farmer placed a scarecrow on his field to stop the birds from eating his crop of corn.


leanings

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


steak

A steak is thick slice of meat cut for roasting, usually beef.

This strip of steak is perfectly cooked!


instituted

institute (canonical)
institutes (third-person singular)
instituted (past)
instituted (past participle)
instituting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of institute.


choppy

choppy (positive)
choppier (comparative)
choppiest (superlative)

If the surface of the water is choppy, it has many small, rough waves.

The boat was going over really choppy waters because of the storm.


ranched

ranch (canonical)
ranches (third-person singular)
ranched (past)
ranched (past participle)
ranching (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of ranch.


gangstas

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


nazis

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


ranches

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


ranches

The third-person singular form of ranch.


jungles

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


noose

A noose is usually a rope used for execution or to commit suicide.

This man killed himself with a noose.


ranch

A ranch is where animals are kept like horses, pigs, etc.

The ranch that I grew up at had a lot of horses and cows on it.


ranch

If you ranch, you work on a ranch, or you encourage ranching.


choppier

The comparative form of choppy; more choppy.


fullers

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


nooses

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


shylocked

shylock (canonical)
shylocks (third-person singular)
shylocked (past)
shylocked (past participle)
shylocking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of shylock.


corgi

A corgi is a small dog with short legs and a short tail.

There is a very thin corgi.


nutcases

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


bums

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


Cuban

A Cuban is someone from the island of Cuba.

In Havana live lots of Cubans.


assistants

assistant (singular)
assistants (plural)

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


Alaskan

An Alaskan is someone from the U.S. state of Alaska.

In Alaska live lots of Alaskans.


graveyards

graveyard (singular)
graveyards (plural)

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


Bahamas

The Bahamas is a country in the Caribbean.

The Bahamas are a group of islands.


turbines

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


treehouse

treehouse (singular)
treehouses (plural)

A treehouse is a structure found in a tree where people can play or sleep.

Our neighbour's child has a big treehouse.


rancid

rancid (positive)
more rancid (comparative)
most rancid (superlative)

If something is rancid, it is bad smelling or tasting.

The cheese that you left in the refrigerator is rancid.

If someone is rancid, they are offensive.

His comments about you were rancid in nature.


whoopee pies

whoopee pie (singular)
whoopee pies (plural)

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


New Hampshire

New Hampshire is a state in the North-Eastern United States.

Concord is the capital of New Hampshire.


townships

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


shafts

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


treehouses

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


fullest

full (positive)
fuller (comparative)
fullest (superlative)

The superlative form of full; most full.

After dinner I was the fullest I have been in years.

My grandfather always said we should live life to the fullest.


Alaskans

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


whoopee pie

A whoopee pie is a sugary treat made with chocolate and cream filling.

My mother made a whoopee pie which tastes good.


logos

Logos is the principle that governs cosmos.

Logos is a kind of rhetoric in which the writer uses logic as the main argument.


nuclear bomb

nuclear bomb (singular)
nuclear bombs (plural)

A nuclear bomb is a kind of bomb that uses the energy made from fission or fusion nuclear reactions.


corgis

corgi (singular)
corgis or corgwn (plural)

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


pork chop

pork chop (singular)
pork chops (plural)

A pork chop is a piece of pork with the bone through the meat.


Milton

Milton is the name of many towns in Canada and the United States.


choppiest

The superlative form of choppy; most choppy.


purplish

purplish (positive)
more purplish (comparative)
most purplish (superlative)

Purplish is something like or looks like the colour purple.


tubas

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


cellars

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


roadkill

roadkill is usually an animal that has run in front of traffic and gets hit by a car, truck, etc.


logo

A logo is a symbol used to identify a group or organization.

The logo for Wiktionary shows letters in many different languages.


events

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


golf courses

golf course (singular)
golf courses (plural)

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


Cubans

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


cribs

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


township

This is a very small township.


golf course

A golf course is where golfers play for 18 holes.

The new golf course is very large.


golf clubs

golf club (singular)
golf clubs (plural)

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


hustler

A hustler is someone who wants to get money of someone.


tuba

A tuba is a large brass musical instrument. It has a very low sound.

This young boy plays the tuba very nicely.


pickup truck

pickup truck (singular)
pickup trucks (plural)

A pickup truck is a kind of truck that has an open bed for storing cargo.

Load the lumber into the pickup truck.


turbine

A turbine is a machine that uses the kinetic energy of a constant stream of liquid to move a shaft.

The company uses a wind turbine to make the electricity they need to run their factory.


Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a country in Central America.


nuclear bombs

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


homicides

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


ales

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


ibex

ibex (singular)
ibexes or ibices (plural)


golf club

A golf club is what a golfer uses to drive, and putt.


dump trucks

dump truck (singular)
dump trucks (plural)

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


dump truck

A dump truck is a big and heavy truck that carries loose bulk materials in a bed with hinges that allows the materials to be dumped out the back.

There is a dump truck that is being used in the construction site.


minerals

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

healthy food is full of vitamins and minerals.


oboes

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


absorbs

absorb (canonical)
absorbs (third-person singular)
absorbed (past)
absorbed (past participle)
absorbing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of absorb.


jungle

In South America is a big jungle.


crater

A crater is a circular hole in the ground that is created by the impact of a meteorite or other such object.

This crater was caused by 1768 Hughes, a small asteroid.

A crater is the opening or mouth of a volcano where the main eruption takes place.


crater

crater (canonical)
craters (third-person singular)
cratered (past)
cratered (past participle)
cratering (present participle)

If something craters, it collapses; it hollows out or becomes devastated or completely destroyed.

The economy is about to crater.


cratered

The past tense and past participle of crater.


cratered

cratered (positive)
more cratered (comparative)
most cratered (superlative)

If something is cratered, it is filled with craters; it is marked with craters.


homicide

A homicide the crime of intentionally killing another person.

The police are calling this a homicide.


maids

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


cosmos

The cosmos is an other word for universe.

He thought it was the brightest star in the cosmos until he saw a brighter one the next day.


ions

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


nonconformists

nonconformist (singular)
nonconformists (plural)

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


vortexes

vortex (singular)
vortexes or vortices (plural)

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


apartments

apartment (singular)
apartments (plural)

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


ale

Ale is an alcoholic drink made with malt and hops.

He looked forward to a cold ale after a hard day at work.


graveyard

graveyard (singular)
graveyards (plural)

A graveyard is a piece of land where dead people are buried.

Dead people were buried in the graveyard.


pickup trucks

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


sightings

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


skateboarded

skateboard (canonical)
skateboards (third-person singular)
skateboarded (past)
skateboarded (past participle)
skateboarding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of skateboard.


cablecars

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


narrowest

narrow (positive)
narrower (comparative)
narrowest (superlative)

The superlative form of narrow; most narrow.


occupies

occupy (canonical)
occupies (third-person singular)
occupied (past)
occupied (past participle)
occupying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of occupy.


cream horn

cream horn (singular)
cream horns (plural)

A cream horn is a pastery in the shape of a horn filled with cream.


cable cars

cable car (singular)
cable cars (plural)

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


cable-cars

cable-car (singular)
cable-cars (plural)

The plural form of cable-car; more than one (kind of) cable-car.


guard station

guard station (singular)
guard stations (plural)

A guard station is a structure where a guard stays on duty.


brown recluse spider

brown recluse spider (singular)
brown recluse spiders (plural)

A brown recluse spider is a very dangerous spider.


nutcase

A nutcase is an eccentric or odd person.


sweater

A sweater is a warm piece of clothing people mostly wear during winter.


wieners

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

Those wieners look good.


instituting

institute (canonical)
institutes (third-person singular)
instituted (past)
instituted (past participle)
instituting (present participle)


narrower

The comparative form of narrow; more narrow.


hut

A hut is a small place for someone to sleep.

The farmer went back to his hut after working the entire day.


wackjob

A wackjob is a crazy and possibly dangerous person.


nazi

A member of the National Socialist German Workers Party (the Nazi Party).

The most famous nazi was Adolf Hitler.

I tried to get into the club, but the nazi at the door threw me out.

"Stop barking at me, you nazi." A young man getting angry at a dog for harassing him.


terraces

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


crib

A crib is a bed for babies or young children.

The crib of our son is blue.

I'm having a party at my crib on Saturday. You should come.

Come on over, we're just hanging at the crib.


cable car

A cable car is a kind of transport that runs on a cable system.

There are many cable cars in San Francisco.


wackjobs

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


huts

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


messing

mess (canonical)
messes (third-person singular)
messed (past)
messed (past participle)
messing (present participle)


ninjas

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


guard stations

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


cardinals

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


cumbersome

cumbersome (positive)
more cumbersome (comparative)
most cumbersome (superlative)

If something or someone is cumbersome, they hinder you; they drag you down.

If something is cumbersome, it is not very easy to handle; it is awkward.

This dining table is cumbersome to carry because of its' odd shape.

If something is cumbersome, it is not very easy to move; it is slow in movement.


minks

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


saltiest

salty (positive)
saltier (comparative)
saltiest (superlative)

The superlative form of salty; most salty.


rotten

rotten (positive)
more rotten (comparative)
most rotten (superlative)

There's no reason to eat rotten apples .

If someone is rotten, they are cruel or mean.

That rotten old teacher punished the entire class.


excites

excite (canonical)
excites (third-person singular)
excited (past)
excited (past participle)
exciting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of excite.


mink

A mink is a short haired animal that is like a weasel.

This mink is very old.


oboe

An oboe is a woodwind musical instrument.

Three students in my class play the oboe.


cablecar

A cablecar is a kind of transport that runs on a cable system.

There are many cablecars in San Francisco.


improvements

improvement (singular)
improvements (plural)

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


nuggets

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


craned

crane (canonical)
cranes (third-person singular)
craned (past)
craned (past participle)
craning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of crane.


cellar

The wine is stored in the cellar.


ibexes

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


corgwn

corgi (singular)
corgis or corgwn (plural)

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


James

James is working on a report.


shoelace

A shoelace is a piece of rope or string used to tie shoes together.


pimps

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


pimps

pimp (canonical)
pimps (third-person singular)
pimped (past)
pimped (past participle)
pimping (present participle)


sandbagging

sandbag (canonical)
sandbags (third-person singular)
sandbagged (past)
sandbagged (past participle)
sandbagging (present participle)


beagled

beagle (canonical)
beagles (third-person singular)
beagled (past)
beagled (past participle)
beagling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of beagle.


bum

A bum is someone who is usually homeless and poor.


narrowed

narrow (canonical)
narrows (third-person singular)
narrowed (past)
narrowed (past participle)
narrowing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of narrow.


conformists

conformist (singular)
conformists (plural)

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


shylocking

shylock (canonical)
shylocks (third-person singular)
shylocked (past)
shylocked (past participle)
shylocking (present participle)


idle

idle (positive)
more idle (comparative)
most idle (superlative)

If someone is idle, they are not active or working.

The idle workers are going to be replaced by more ambitious employees.


idle

idle (canonical)
idles (third-person singular)
idled (past)
idled (past participle)
idling (present participle)

If a car is idle, it is on but is not moving.

Jack left his car idling while went inside the store to get bread.

In the winter, I let my car idle for a few minutes before driving so the engine can warm up a bit.


cable-car

cable-car (singular)
cable-cars (plural)

A cable-car is a kind of transport that runs on a cable system.

There are many cable-cars in San Francisco.


supports

support (canonical)
supports (third-person singular)
supported (past)
supported (past participle)
supporting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of support.


supports

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


saltier

The comparative form of salty; more salty.


bulked

bulk (canonical)
bulks (third-person singular)
bulked (past)
bulked (past participle)
bulking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of bulk.


toasting

toast (canonical)
toasts (third-person singular)
toasted (past)
toasted (past participle)
toasting (present participle)


toasting

Toasting is the action of making a toast.

Toasting is the process by which something, such as bread, is toasted.


octopus

octopus (singular)
octopuses or octopi (plural)

An octopus is an animal (a mollusc) that has eight arms.

I saw an octopus in the sea.


cratering

crater (canonical)
craters (third-person singular)
cratered (past)
cratered (past participle)
cratering (present participle)


penalty kicks

penalty kick (singular)
penalty kicks (plural)

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


absorbing

absorb (canonical)
absorbs (third-person singular)
absorbed (past)
absorbed (past participle)
absorbing (present participle)


shaft

A shaft is a vertical passage housing a lift or elevator.


ion

Ions are of two types - cations and anions.


vortices

vortex (singular)
vortexes or vortices (plural)

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


ibices

ibex (singular)
ibexes or ibices (plural)

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


starlights

starlight (singular)
starlights (plural)

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


skateboards

skateboard (singular)
skateboards (plural)

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


skateboards

skateboard (canonical)
skateboards (third-person singular)
skateboarded (past)
skateboarded (past participle)
skateboarding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of skateboard.


seahorse

A seahorse is a small fish that lives in the ocean.

Have you seen the seahorse behind the stone?


misreading

misread (canonical)
misreads (third-person singular)
misread (past)
misread (past participle)
misreading (present participle)


interurban

If something is interurban, it is between two or more urban centres.


assassinated

assassinate (canonical)
assassinates (third-person singular)
assassinated (past)
assassinated (past participle)
assassinating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of assassinate.


maid

A maid is someone who cleans a house or other building for someone.

The maid could not find the vacuum so the house was not cleaned.


craters

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


craters

The third-person singular form of crater.


whackjobs

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


Bostonians

Bostonian (singular)
Bostonians (plural)

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


knifed

knife (canonical)
knifes (third-person singular)
knifed (past)
knifed (past participle)
knifing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of knife.


participates

participate (canonical)
participates (third-person singular)
participated (past)
participated (past participle)
participating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of participate.


fronts

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


fronts

front (canonical)
fronts (third-person singular)
fronted (past)
fronted (past participle)
fronting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of front.


misreads

The third-person singular form of misread.


conformist

conformist (singular)
conformists (plural)

A conformist is someone who acts like other people.

The room was full of conformists who acted just like the king.


conformist

conformist (positive)
more conformist (comparative)
most conformist (superlative)

If someone is conformist, they do things that other people do.

He is a conformist person because he always dresses like everyone else.


bulking

bulk (canonical)
bulks (third-person singular)
bulked (past)
bulked (past participle)
bulking (present participle)


bulks

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


Zealand

Zealand is the largest island of Denmark.

Zealand has a nice countryside.

Zealand is a province in the Southwestern of the Netherlands.

There are many sights in Zealand.


injures

injure (canonical)
injures (third-person singular)
injured (past)
injured (past participle)
injuring (present participle)

The third-person singular form of injure.


aligning

align (canonical)
aligns (third-person singular)
aligned (past)
aligned (past participle)
aligning (present participle)


magnifications

magnification (singular)
magnifications (plural)

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


penalty kick

penalty kick (singular)
penalty kicks (plural)

A penalty kick is a free-kick that is taken from the penalty spot; it is taken after a defensive foul in the penalty box and the goalkeeper is the only person on the field to defend against it.

The penalty kick saved them from defeat today.


firmest

firm (positive)
firmer (comparative)
firmest (superlative)

The superlative form of firm; most firm.


petitions

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


petitions

petition (canonical)
petitions (third-person singular)
petitioned (past)
petitioned (past participle)
petitioning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of petition.


odourless

If something is odourless, it does not have an odor.

Oxygen is an odourless gas.


walls

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


firmed

firm (canonical)
firms (third-person singular)
firmed (past)
firmed (past participle)
firming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of firm.


alkali metal

alkali metal (singular)
alkali metals (plural)

An alkali metal is a soft, silver coloured metal in Group 1 of the periodic table.

lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, caesium, and francium are all alkali metals.


injured

The past tense and past participle of injure.


androgynies

androgyny (singular)
androgynies (plural)

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


ascended

ascend (canonical)
ascends (third-person singular)
ascended (past)
ascended (past participle)
ascending (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of ascend.


terrace

A terrace is a platform from a building.

200 people can stand on this terrace.

A terrace is the standing area at a football ground.

About 2,500 people watched the match from the terrace.


igniting

ignite (canonical)
ignites (third-person singular)
ignited (past)
ignited (past participle)
igniting (present participle)


absorbed

absorb (canonical)
absorbs (third-person singular)
absorbed (past)
absorbed (past participle)
absorbing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of absorb.


absorbed

absorbed (positive)
more absorbed (comparative)
most absorbed (superlative)

If someone is absorbed, they are deep in thought; they are engrossed.

The student was very absorbed in his studies.


messed

mess (canonical)
messes (third-person singular)
messed (past)
messed (past participle)
messing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of mess.


banknote

Most money is in form of banknotes.

There were long lines at some banks, as people traded in their old money for the new coins and banknotes.


donated

donate (canonical)
donates (third-person singular)
donated (past)
donated (past participle)
donating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of donate.


bullying

bully (canonical)
bullies (third-person singular)
bullied (past)
bullied (past participle)
bullying (present participle)

She has been bullying him into taking her on a holiday.

Bullying is a not allowed in schools.


occupied

occupy (canonical)
occupies (third-person singular)
occupied (past)
occupied (past participle)
occupying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of occupy.


assassinating

assassinate (canonical)
assassinates (third-person singular)
assassinated (past)
assassinated (past participle)
assassinating (present participle)


burro

A burro is another name for an ass, mule, or donkey.


knifing

knife (canonical)
knifes (third-person singular)
knifed (past)
knifed (past participle)
knifing (present participle)


gays

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


blanketing

blanket (canonical)
blankets (third-person singular)
blanketed (past)
blanketed (past participle)
blanketing (present participle)


assassinates

The third-person singular form of assassinate.


crashed

crash (canonical)
crashes (third-person singular)
crashed (past)
crashed (past participle)
crashing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of crash.


relaxes

relax (canonical)
relaxes (third-person singular)
relaxed (past)
relaxed (past participle)
relaxing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of relax.


sandbags

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


sandbags

sandbag (canonical)
sandbags (third-person singular)
sandbagged (past)
sandbagged (past participle)
sandbagging (present participle)

The third-person singular form of sandbag.


supporting

support (canonical)
supports (third-person singular)
supported (past)
supported (past participle)
supporting (present participle)


supporting

supporting (positive)
more supporting (comparative)
most supporting (superlative)

If something or someone is supporting something, it supports it.


nonconformist

nonconformist (singular)
nonconformists (plural)

A nonconformist is someone who does not conform to already made practices or rules.


nonconformist

nonconformist (positive)
more nonconformist (comparative)
most nonconformist (superlative)

If someone is nonconformist, they do not conform to already made customs or beliefs.


aligns

align (canonical)
aligns (third-person singular)
aligned (past)
aligned (past participle)
aligning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of align.


yelled

yell (canonical)
yells (third-person singular)
yelled (past)
yelled (past participle)
yelling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of yell.


tripping

trip (canonical)
trips (third-person singular)
tripped (past)
tripped (past participle)
tripping (present participle)


ignited

ignite (canonical)
ignites (third-person singular)
ignited (past)
ignited (past participle)
igniting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of ignite.


copped

cop (canonical)
cops (third-person singular)
copped (past)
copped (past participle)
copping (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of cop.


dairy

A dairy is a place where milk products are kept.

We get our cheese directly from the dairy.

You should keep your dairy products in the fridge.

There are dairy cow and beef cows on the farm.


aligned

The past tense and past participle of align.


knifes

The third-person singular form of knife.


pie crust

pie crust (singular)
pie crusts (plural)

A pie crust is the crust found around a pie.

The pie crust tasted very good.


tasteless

tasteless (positive)
more tasteless (comparative)
most tasteless (superlative)

If something is tasteless, it does not have any flavor; it is bland.

This chicken broth is tasteless because it is not good.

If someone is tasteless, they are not delicate or refined; they are unbecoming.


illuminated

illuminate (canonical)
illuminates (third-person singular)
illuminated (past)
illuminated (past participle)
illuminating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of illuminate.


petitioned

petition (canonical)
petitions (third-person singular)
petitioned (past)
petitioned (past participle)
petitioning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of petition.


donates

donate (canonical)
donates (third-person singular)
donated (past)
donated (past participle)
donating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of donate.


ignites

The third-person singular form of ignite.


arrows

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


salty

salty (positive)
saltier (comparative)
saltiest (superlative)

If something is salty, it tastes of salt.

The chips are salty.

If a person or a person's speech is salty, it includes a lot of bad words or talk about sex.


meaner

mean (positive)
meaner (comparative)
meanest (superlative)

The comparative form of mean; more mean.


beagling

beagle (canonical)
beagles (third-person singular)
beagled (past)
beagled (past participle)
beagling (present participle)


craning

crane (canonical)
cranes (third-person singular)
craned (past)
craned (past participle)
craning (present participle)


accordions

accordion (singular)
accordions (plural)

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


beaker

A beaker is a clear container that holds liquids, etc.

The beaker contains 100 litre of milk.


ascending

ascend (canonical)
ascends (third-person singular)
ascended (past)
ascended (past participle)
ascending (present participle)


shylocks

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


shylocks

shylock (canonical)
shylocks (third-person singular)
shylocked (past)
shylocked (past participle)
shylocking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of shylock.


apartment

apartment (singular)
apartments (plural)

An apartment is a place with several rooms in a building where other people also live.

The woman moved her furniture into her new apartment.


assistant

assistant (singular)
assistants (plural)

An assistant is a person who helps (or assists) another person.

The doctor's assistant held his tools.

The assistant guard was in training to become a full guard.


excited

excited (positive)
more excited (comparative)
most excited (superlative)

If a person is excited, he or she is very enthusiastic.

He was very excited about his promotion.

If an electron is excited, it is in a state of higher energy.

The excited electrons give off light when they drop to a lower energy state.


excited

excite (canonical)
excites (third-person singular)
excited (past)
excited (past participle)
exciting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of excite.


misread

misread (canonical)
misreads (third-person singular)
misread (past)
misread (past participle)
misreading (present participle)

If you misread something, you read it wrongly.

Did you misread the sentence?

He misread the summary.


some people

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


crashes

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


crashes

crash (canonical)
crashes (third-person singular)
crashed (past)
crashed (past participle)
crashing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of crash.


firms

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


firms

firm (canonical)
firms (third-person singular)
firmed (past)
firmed (past participle)
firming (present participle)


fronting

front (canonical)
fronts (third-person singular)
fronted (past)
fronted (past participle)
fronting (present participle)


Bostonian

Bostonian (singular)
Bostonians (plural)

A Bostonian is a person who lives in Boston.

Bostonians await the arrival of spring after a cold, snowy winter.


netted

net (canonical)
nets (third-person singular)
netted (past)
netted (past participle)
netting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of net.


illuminating

illuminate (canonical)
illuminates (third-person singular)
illuminated (past)
illuminated (past participle)
illuminating (present participle)


whackjob

A whackjob is a crazy and possibly dangerous person.


bellowing

bellow (canonical)
bellows (third-person singular)
bellowed (past)
bellowed (past participle)
bellowing (present participle)


ascends

The third-person singular form of ascend.


piped

pipe (canonical)
pipes (third-person singular)
piped (past)
piped (past participle)
piping (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of pipe.


narrowing

narrow (canonical)
narrows (third-person singular)
narrowed (past)
narrowed (past participle)
narrowing (present participle)


disables

disable (canonical)
disables (third-person singular)
disabled (past)
disabled (past participle)
disabling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of disable.


skateboard

skateboard (singular)
skateboards (plural)

A skateboard is a thin piece of wood with four wheels that you can ride by standing on it and pushing against the ground with your foot.

My sister won't let me ride on her skateboard, so I have to take my bicycle to school instead.


skateboard

skateboard (canonical)
skateboards (third-person singular)
skateboarded (past)
skateboarded (past participle)
skateboarding (present participle)

If someone skateboards, they use a skateboard for fun or to go to a place.

She skateboards so often I'm worried she'll forget how to walk.


childish

childish (positive)
more childish (comparative)
most childish (superlative)

If you are childish, you act like a small child.

There are many people at work who have a childish behaviour.


lengths

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


donate

donate (canonical)
donates (third-person singular)
donated (past)
donated (past participle)
donating (present participle)

To donate something is to give it away for free to benefit someone or something else.

I donated my old clothes to charity.

I donated some money to a charity today


metres

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


ninja

A ninja wears a black bandana around the head and they are known as being sneaky and stealthy.


firmer

firm (positive)
firmer (comparative)
firmest (superlative)

The comparative form of firm; more firm.


meters

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


neared

near (canonical)
nears (third-person singular)
neared (past)
neared (past participle)
nearing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of near.


toasts

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


toasts

toast (canonical)
toasts (third-person singular)
toasted (past)
toasted (past participle)
toasting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of toast.


beakers

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


banknotes

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


ascend

ascend (canonical)
ascends (third-person singular)
ascended (past)
ascended (past participle)
ascending (present participle)

If you ascend something, then you go up it.

He ascended the staircase to reach the top floor.


pimping

pimp (canonical)
pimps (third-person singular)
pimped (past)
pimped (past participle)
pimping (present participle)


crane

A crane is a kind of bird that has a long neck and legs.

On our trip to China, we saw a beautiful crane catching fish in the river.

A crane is a kind of machine that is used for lifting very heavy things for construction or industrial purposes.

The crane lifted up a metal bar to build the house.


crane

crane (canonical)
cranes (third-person singular)
craned (past)
craned (past participle)
craning (present participle)

He craned his neck to take a closer look.


petitioning

petition (canonical)
petitions (third-person singular)
petitioned (past)
petitioned (past participle)
petitioning (present participle)


machining

machine (canonical)
machines (third-person singular)
machined (past)
machined (past participle)
machining (present participle)


reacted

react (canonical)
reacts (third-person singular)
reacted (past)
reacted (past participle)
reacting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of react.


improving

improve (canonical)
improves (third-person singular)
improved (past)
improved (past participle)
improving (present participle)


fuller

full (positive)
fuller (comparative)
fullest (superlative)

The comparative form of full; more full.


fuller

A fuller is a convex, rounded, or grooved tool that is used by blacksmiths to shape metal.


goon

Last night I was robbed in the street by two goons.

I'd rather date a poor genius than a rich goon.


pieced

piece (canonical)
pieces (third-person singular)
pieced (past)
pieced (past participle)
piecing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of piece.


fatal

If something is fatal, it causes death or destruction.

The injury was fatal.

If something is fatal, it stops something from working.

The computer had a fatal error and shut down.

If something is fatal, it proceeded from or was assigned by fate or destiny.


tore

tear (canonical)
tears (third-person singular)
tore (past)
torn (past participle)
tearing (present participle)


starlight

starlight (singular)
starlights (plural)

Starlight is the light from a star other than the Sun.

The snow reflected the moonlight and starlight.


refining

refine (canonical)
refines (third-person singular)
refined (past)
refined (past participle)
refining (present participle)


pimped

The past tense and past participle of pimp.


pimped

pimped (positive)
more pimped (comparative)
most pimped (superlative)

If something or someone is pimped, they are cool or nice; they are awesome.


blankets

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


blankets

blanket (canonical)
blankets (third-person singular)
blanketed (past)
blanketed (past participle)
blanketing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of blanket.


sandbagged

sandbag (canonical)
sandbags (third-person singular)
sandbagged (past)
sandbagged (past participle)
sandbagging (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sandbag.


yelling

yell (canonical)
yells (third-person singular)
yelled (past)
yelled (past participle)
yelling (present participle)


fronted

front (canonical)
fronts (third-person singular)
fronted (past)
fronted (past participle)
fronting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of front.


machined

The past tense and past participle of machine.


injuring

injure (canonical)
injures (third-person singular)
injured (past)
injured (past participle)
injuring (present participle)


cranes

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


cranes

The third-person singular form of crane.


toasted

toast (canonical)
toasts (third-person singular)
toasted (past)
toasted (past participle)
toasting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of toast.


toasted

toasted (positive)
more toasted (comparative)
most toasted (superlative)

If something is toasted, it is cooked by toasting.

If something is toasted, it is very hot.


remix

A remix is a different mixed version of a song.


remix

remix (canonical)
remixes (third-person singular)
remixed (past)
remixed (past participle)
remixing (present participle)

If you remix a song, you create a remix of it.

The music producer remixed a popular song.


knocking

knock (canonical)
knocks (third-person singular)
knocked (past)
knocked (past participle)
knocking (present participle)


descends

descend (canonical)
descends (third-person singular)
descended (past)
descended (past participle)
descending (present participle)

The third-person singular form of descend.


tapped

tap (canonical)
taps (third-person singular)
tapped (past)
tapped (past participle)
tapping (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of tap.


odorless

If something is odorless, it does not have an odor.

Oxygen is an odorless gas.


sworn

swear (canonical)
swears (third-person singular)
swore (past)
sworn (past participle)
swearing (present participle)


officials

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


arsenic

Arsenic is a poisonous metal element with an atomic number of 33 and the symbol As.

Arsenic is used to make weed killer.


dairies

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


participating

participate (canonical)
participates (third-person singular)
participated (past)
participated (past participle)
participating (present participle)


participated

The past tense and past participle of participate.


piecing

piece (canonical)
pieces (third-person singular)
pieced (past)
pieced (past participle)
piecing (present participle)


nugget

A nugget is a small and compact piece of something, as in a gold nugget.

A nugget is a small piece of something valuable.

Can you give me a nugget of wisdom for my troubles?

A nugget is a small bud from the Cannabis Sativa plant.


alkali metals

alkali metal (singular)
alkali metals (plural)

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


beagle

A beagle is a small dog with floppy ears.

The hunter shot the rabbit, and the beagle caught it.


beagle

beagle (canonical)
beagles (third-person singular)
beagled (past)
beagled (past participle)
beagling (present participle)

If someone beagles, then they hunt with a beagle.


cardinal

cardinal (positive)
more cardinal (comparative)
most cardinal (superlative)

Something that is cardinal is of fundamental importance; it is very important.

Something cardinal relates to the cardinal directions (north, east. south, west).


cardinal

A cardinal is a kind of bird found in the Americas.

A cardinal made a nest in our tree.

A cardinal is a high-ranking priest in the Roman Catholic Church.

A kind of number that tells quantity or how much; a cardinal number.

four is a cardinal.


blanketed

blanket (canonical)
blankets (third-person singular)
blanketed (past)
blanketed (past participle)
blanketing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of blanket.


participate

If you participate in something, you join in it; you take part in something.

We can both participate in the game.


unwise

If something is unwise, then it is not smart or wise.


ticketed

ticket (canonical)
tickets (third-person singular)
ticketed (past)
ticketed (past participle)
ticketing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of ticket.


absorb

absorb (canonical)
absorbs (third-person singular)
absorbed (past)
absorbed (past participle)
absorbing (present participle)

If something is absorbed, it is sucked or soaked up (usually a liquid).

The sponge absorbed the spilled water.

If you absorb something, you take it in and use it; you learn it.

The teacher was good, I absorbed everything that she said.

Your brain is able to absorb lots of information.

If something absorbs your time, it takes all it up; it occupies all of your time.

The job absorbs all of my time during the busy season.


ignite

ignite (canonical)
ignites (third-person singular)
ignited (past)
ignited (past participle)
igniting (present participle)

If someone ignites something, they light or set fire it.


goblins

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


descending

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bullies

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


bullies

bully (canonical)
bullies (third-person singular)
bullied (past)
bullied (past participle)
bullying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of bully.


bullied

The past tense and past participle of bully.


narrows

narrow (canonical)
narrows (third-person singular)
narrowed (past)
narrowed (past participle)
narrowing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of narrow.


seeks

seek (canonical)
seeks (third-person singular)
sought (past)
sought (past participle)
seeking (present participle)


nears

near (canonical)
nears (third-person singular)
neared (past)
neared (past participle)
nearing (present participle)


relaxing

relax (canonical)
relaxes (third-person singular)
relaxed (past)
relaxed (past participle)
relaxing (present participle)


relaxing

relaxing (positive)
more relaxing (comparative)
most relaxing (superlative)

If something is relaxing, it makes you relax.

After a long day at the office, I like to take a nice relaxing bath.


copping

cop (canonical)
cops (third-person singular)
copped (past)
copped (past participle)
copping (present participle)


reacting

react (canonical)
reacts (third-person singular)
reacted (past)
reacted (past participle)
reacting (present participle)


meanest

mean (positive)
meaner (comparative)
meanest (superlative)

The superlative form of mean; most mean.


trained

train (canonical)
trains (third-person singular)
trained (past)
trained (past participle)
training (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of train.


improvement

improvement (singular)
improvements (plural)

An improvement makes something better; it improves something.

The improvement of this entry was well done.

Improvement is the state of being improved or bettered.

An improvement is an increase, advance, or growth.


arrow

An arrow is a long stick-like thing used to shoot in archery.

The arrow landed on 10 on the archery board.

An arrow is a symbol to show the direction of something.

The arrow on the map shows where to go.


pimp

A pimp is a person who gets people to have sex with their prostitutes, or act as the manager of the prostitutes; they are a panderer.


pimp

pimp (canonical)
pimps (third-person singular)
pimped (past)
pimped (past participle)
pimping (present participle)

If you pimp, you give people prostitutes to have sex with; you pander.


swore

swear (canonical)
swears (third-person singular)
swore (past)
sworn (past participle)
swearing (present participle)


beagles

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


beagles

beagle (canonical)
beagles (third-person singular)
beagled (past)
beagled (past participle)
beagling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of beagle.


stables

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


accordion

accordion (singular)
accordions (plural)

An accordion is a musical instrument that makes sounds by moving air over reeds by using bellows.

He plays the accordion in the street to make tips.


worthwhile

worthwhile (positive)
more worthwhile (comparative)
most worthwhile (superlative)

If something is worthwhile, it is good and important enough to spend time, effort, or money on it.

Doing volunteer work to help others is really worthwhile.


tearing

tear (canonical)
tears (third-person singular)
tore (past)
torn (past participle)
tearing (present participle)


selected

select (canonical)
selects (third-person singular)
selected (past)
selected (past participle)
selecting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of select.


knocked

knock (canonical)
knocks (third-person singular)
knocked (past)
knocked (past participle)
knocking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of knock.


punks

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


descended

descend (canonical)
descends (third-person singular)
descended (past)
descended (past participle)
descending (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of descend.


seeking

seek (canonical)
seeks (third-person singular)
sought (past)
sought (past participle)
seeking (present participle)


vacua

vacuum (singular)
vacuums or vacua (plural)

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


touched

touch (canonical)
touches (third-person singular)
touched (past)
touched (past participle)
touching (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of touch.


assassinate

assassinate (canonical)
assassinates (third-person singular)
assassinated (past)
assassinated (past participle)
assassinating (present participle)

If you assassinate someone, usually a political leader, you murder them for political reasons.

The person who assasinated Benazir Bhutto is not known.


improves

improve (canonical)
improves (third-person singular)
improved (past)
improved (past participle)
improving (present participle)

The third-person singular form of improve.


warns

warn (canonical)
warns (third-person singular)
warned (past)
warned (past participle)
warning (present participle)


netting

net (canonical)
nets (third-person singular)
netted (past)
netted (past participle)
netting (present participle)


netting

A netting is something that looks or acts like a net.


disabling

disable (canonical)
disables (third-person singular)
disabled (past)
disabled (past participle)
disabling (present participle)


cop

The cop cited the driver for speeding.


cop

cop (canonical)
cops (third-person singular)
copped (past)
copped (past participle)
copping (present participle)

If someone cops someone else or something, they capture them; they take them.

If someone cops to a crime, they admit to doing it; they confess.


pucks

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


tapping

tap (canonical)
taps (third-person singular)
tapped (past)
tapped (past participle)
tapping (present participle)


tricking

trick (canonical)
tricks (third-person singular)
tricked (past)
tricked (past participle)
tricking (present participle)


shylock

shylock (canonical)
shylocks (third-person singular)
shylocked (past)
shylocked (past participle)
shylocking (present participle)

If you shylock, you lend money at extremely high interest rates.


reacts

react (canonical)
reacts (third-person singular)
reacted (past)
reacted (past participle)
reacting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of react.


machines

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


machines

machine (canonical)
machines (third-person singular)
machined (past)
machined (past participle)
machining (present participle)

The third-person singular form of machine.


confirmations

confirmation (singular)
confirmations (plural)

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


ghouls

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


punk

A punk is someone who is a bully or someone who is just nasty to people.

The punk has very crazy hair.


toast

Toast bread that is put into a toaster oven and toasted.

I had toast for breakfast.

Let's have a toast to our future.


toast

toast (canonical)
toasts (third-person singular)
toasted (past)
toasted (past participle)
toasting (present participle)

If you toast something, you lightly cook it over a fire or other source of heat; you brown it.

I toasted some bread for breakfast.

If you toast someone or something, you make a salutation, usually through the raising and knocking together of glasses.


touches

The third-person singular form of touch.


ticked

tick (canonical)
ticks (third-person singular)
ticked (past)
ticked (past participle)
ticking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of tick.


thins

thin (canonical)
thins (third-person singular)
thinned (past)
thinned (past participle)
thinning (present participle)


ghoul

Behind the tree, you can see a ghoul.


leant

leaned (past)
leaned (past participle)
lean (canonical)
leans (third-person singular)
leant (past)
leant (past participle)
leaning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of lean.


targeting

target (canonical)
targets (third-person singular)
targeted (past)
targeted (past participle)
targeting (present participle)


donating

donate (canonical)
donates (third-person singular)
donated (past)
donated (past participle)
donating (present participle)


pizzas

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


workshops

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


bellowed

bellow (canonical)
bellows (third-person singular)
bellowed (past)
bellowed (past participle)
bellowing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of bellow.


pieces

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


pieces

piece (canonical)
pieces (third-person singular)
pieced (past)
pieced (past participle)
piecing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of piece.


sandbag

A sandbag is a bag that is filled with sand, and used to make a wall against flooding.


sandbag

sandbag (canonical)
sandbags (third-person singular)
sandbagged (past)
sandbagged (past participle)
sandbagging (present participle)

If you sandbag something, you make a wall of sandbags around something.


imp

There is an imp behind the tree.


ticketing

ticket (canonical)
tickets (third-person singular)
ticketed (past)
ticketed (past participle)
ticketing (present participle)


goons

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


towered

tower (canonical)
towers (third-person singular)
towered (past)
towered (past participle)
towering (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of tower.


reckoning

reckon (canonical)
reckons (third-person singular)
reckoned (past)
reckoned (past participle)
reckoning (present participle)


cops

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


cops

cop (canonical)
cops (third-person singular)
copped (past)
copped (past participle)
copping (present participle)


knocks

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


knocks

knock (canonical)
knocks (third-person singular)
knocked (past)
knocked (past participle)
knocking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of knock.


knick-knack

knick-knack (singular)
knick-knacks (plural)

A knick-knack is a small item or ornament that is not worth much.


nets

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


nets

net (canonical)
nets (third-person singular)
netted (past)
netted (past participle)
netting (present participle)


tricked

trick (canonical)
tricks (third-person singular)
tricked (past)
tricked (past participle)
tricking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of trick.


tying

tie (canonical)
ties (third-person singular)
tied (past)
tied (past participle)
tying (present participle)


knick-knacks

The plural form of knick-knack; more than one (kind of) knick-knack.


crab cake

crab cake (singular)
crab cakes (plural)

A crab cake is a breaded cooked crab meat inside of a kind of breaded cake.


sweeter

sweet (positive)
sweeter (comparative)
sweetest (superlative)

The comparative form of sweet; more sweet.


selecting

select (canonical)
selects (third-person singular)
selected (past)
selected (past participle)
selecting (present participle)


refines

refine (canonical)
refines (third-person singular)
refined (past)
refined (past participle)
refining (present participle)

The third-person singular form of refine.


sourcing

source (canonical)
sources (third-person singular)
sourced (past)
sourced (past participle)
sourcing (present participle)


training

train (canonical)
trains (third-person singular)
trained (past)
trained (past participle)
training (present participle)


training

Training is the process of improving at or learning to do some task.

Did you learn much at the computer training yesterday?


puck

A puck is a flat round object that hockey players try to control.

The puck hurt one of the hockey players badly.


roughest

rough (positive)
rougher (comparative)
roughest (superlative)

The superlative form of rough; most rough.


thinning

thin (canonical)
thins (third-person singular)
thinned (past)
thinned (past participle)
thinning (present participle)


stranglehold

stranglehold (singular)
strangleholds (plural)

A stranglehold is a control so that it will cut off.

He enjoyed a stranglehold on the rest of the workers.


targets

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


targets

target (canonical)
targets (third-person singular)
targeted (past)
targeted (past participle)
targeting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of target.


workshop

A workshop is a room where things are made or repaired.

We have a workshop where we make clocks.

A workshop is a meeting for a specific purpose.

The new workshop is to discuss safety at work.

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wrestled

wrestle (canonical)
wrestles (third-person singular)
wrestled (past)
wrestled (past participle)
wrestling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of wrestle.


reviews

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


reviews

review (canonical)
reviews (third-person singular)
reviewed (past)
reviewed (past participle)
reviewing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of review.


blanket

A piece of cloth with which a person covers themselves.

The girl was covered with a blanket by her mother when she went to bed.

The city is under a blanket of snow.


blanket

blanket (canonical)
blankets (third-person singular)
blanketed (past)
blanketed (past participle)
blanketing (present participle)

The lake was blanketed by fog.


blanket

The president proposed a blanket solution to stop crime.


englishmen


bully

The bully kicked me in the leg today.

I was called nasty names by the bully at school yesterday.


bully

bully (canonical)
bullies (third-person singular)
bullied (past)
bullied (past participle)
bullying (present participle)

If you bully someone, you are mean or nasty and you act aggressively towards them.

I bullied the other boy today by hitting him in the arm.


bully

The weather today is bully!


hards

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


runner-ups

runner-up (singular)
runner-ups (plural)

The plural form of runner-up; more than one (kind of) runner-up.


trains

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


trains

The third-person singular form of train.


simplicity

simplicity (singular)
simplicities (plural)

Simplicity is the state of being simple and not complicated.

The design was wonderful in its simplicity and ease of use.


yells

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


yells

yell (canonical)
yells (third-person singular)
yelled (past)
yelled (past participle)
yelling (present participle)


yell

A yell is a loud noise or a shout made by someone.

I felt heartbroken and cried when my father yelled at me, he never yells at me often.


yell

If you yell, then you make a loud noise with your voice; you shout.


shifting

shift (canonical)
shifts (third-person singular)
shifted (past)
shifted (past participle)
shifting (present participle)


taps

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


taps

tap (canonical)
taps (third-person singular)
tapped (past)
tapped (past participle)
tapping (present participle)


thinned

The past tense and past participle of thin.


goblin

A goblin is a large mischivous creature.

This goblin has a very ugly look.


strangleholds

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


reckons

reckon (canonical)
reckons (third-person singular)
reckoned (past)
reckoned (past participle)
reckoning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reckon.


selects

select (canonical)
selects (third-person singular)
selected (past)
selected (past participle)
selecting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of select.


simplicities

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


targeted

The past tense and past participle of target.


vacuumed

vacuum (canonical)
vacuums (third-person singular)
vacuumed (past)
vacuumed (past participle)
vacuuming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of vacuum.


puniest

puny (positive)
punier (comparative)
puniest (superlative)

The superlative form of puny; most puny.


vandals

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


pipes

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


pipes

pipe (canonical)
pipes (third-person singular)
piped (past)
piped (past participle)
piping (present participle)


impressions

impression (singular)
impressions (plural)

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


bellow

bellow (canonical)
bellows (third-person singular)
bellowed (past)
bellowed (past participle)
bellowing (present participle)


shifted

The past tense and past participle of shift.


shutting

shut (canonical)
shuts (third-person singular)
shut (past)
shut (past participle)
shutting (present participle)


chess players

chess player (singular)
chess players (plural)

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


puny

If something is puny, then it's small or tiny.

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wrestles

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


wrestles

wrestle (canonical)
wrestles (third-person singular)
wrestled (past)
wrestled (past participle)
wrestling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of wrestle.


imps

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


warned

warn (canonical)
warns (third-person singular)
warned (past)
warned (past participle)
warning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of warn.


sensing

sense (canonical)
senses (third-person singular)
sensed (past)
sensed (past participle)
sensing (present participle)


ticking

tick (canonical)
ticks (third-person singular)
ticked (past)
ticked (past participle)
ticking (present participle)


idioms

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


disable

disable (canonical)
disables (third-person singular)
disabled (past)
disabled (past participle)
disabling (present participle)

If you disable something, you stop it from working.

Disable that alarm before we open the door.

The bomb was disabled before any damage was caused.


leased

lease (canonical)
leases (third-person singular)
leased (past)
leased (past participle)
leasing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of lease.


swearing

swear (canonical)
swears (third-person singular)
swore (past)
sworn (past participle)
swearing (present participle)


worldly

worldly (positive)
worldlier (comparative)
worldliest (superlative)

If someone is wordly, then he is physical, human and relates more to the planet

A wordly person is interested about secular rather than sacred matters.


fog

Fog is a cloud that is close to or on the ground and sometimes prevents a person from being able to see.

It was hard to see in the morning because there was a lot of fog.

Fog is a mist or film that covers a surface.


fog

fog (canonical)
fogs (third-person singular)
fogged (past)
fogged (past participle)
fogging (present participle)

If something becomes fogged, it becomes covered in fog.

If something gets fogged, it becomes covered with condensation or drops of water, preventing you from being able to see the object.

As he breathed on the mirror, it fogged up.

If you fog something, it becomes covered in fog.

If you fog something, you make it confusing or you obscure something.


shipped

ship (canonical)
ships (third-person singular)
shipped (past)
shipped (past participle)
shipping (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of ship.


tickets

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


tickets

ticket (canonical)
tickets (third-person singular)
ticketed (past)
ticketed (past participle)
ticketing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of ticket.


airspaces

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


licencing

licence (canonical)
licences (third-person singular)
licenced (past)
licenced (past participle)
licencing (present participle)


chess player

A chess player is someone who plays the game of chess

The young chess player Ding Liren won the Chinese championship of 2009


shook

shake (canonical)
shakes (third-person singular)
shook (past)
shaken (past participle)
shaking (present participle)


airings

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


riddled

riddle (canonical)
riddles (third-person singular)
riddled (past)
riddled (past participle)
riddling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of riddle.


rougher

rough (positive)
rougher (comparative)
roughest (superlative)

The comparative form of rough; more rough.


frankers

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


scaling

scale (canonical)
scales (third-person singular)
scaled (past)
scaled (past participle)
scaling (present participle)


refined

refine (canonical)
refines (third-person singular)
refined (past)
refined (past participle)
refining (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of refine.


refined

refined (positive)
more refined (comparative)
most refined (superlative)

If you are refined, you are polite and well-educated.

You can find many refined people in the Louvre museum.


tied

tie (canonical)
ties (third-person singular)
tied (past)
tied (past participle)
tying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of tie.

The sailor tied a knot in the rope.


shaken

shaken (positive)
more shaken (comparative)
most shaken (superlative)

If somebody is shaken, they are upset by a bad event.

The people who saw the accident seemed very shaken.


pianists

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


improved

improve (canonical)
improves (third-person singular)
improved (past)
improved (past participle)
improving (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of improve.


improved

improved (positive)
more improved (comparative)
most improved (superlative)

Improved is when something has been made better; enhanced.

This bad newspaper article was improved greatly.


illuminates

illuminate (canonical)
illuminates (third-person singular)
illuminated (past)
illuminated (past participle)
illuminating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of illuminate.


illuminates

illuminate (singular)
illuminates (plural)

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


stars

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


stars

star (canonical)
stars (third-person singular)
starred (past)
starred (past participle)
starring (present participle)


crash

A crash is something that happens between things. Something that comes together.

I saw a horrible crash on my way home. Two cars had hit each other.

A crash is a loud sound like a clang that happens when two things hit each other.

I heard the crash of the cymbals clearly.


crash

If something is crash, it is very quick; it is very fast.


crash

crash (canonical)
crashes (third-person singular)
crashed (past)
crashed (past participle)
crashing (present participle)

If something crashes, it hits something else. This could be the ground.

We crashed into each other because we were not looking.

The plane crashed (hit the ground), killing everyone on it.

If you crash something, you cause it to hit something.

I crashed my car. Now I have to walk.

If you crash somewhere, you sleep there.

I'm too tired to get home, could I just crash here?

If you crash, you were on drugs and are now tired or sick because the drugs are gone.

He felt so good when he was high, but when he crashed he wanted to die.


munchies

If you have the munchies you want to eat.

I keep some chips in the cupboard for when the munchies hit.

I got the munchies, can we go to Taco Bell?

This brownie's giving me the munchies.

I just smoked drugs and now I have the munchies!


bakers dozens

bakers dozen (singular)
bakers dozens (plural)

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


surrendering

surrender (canonical)
surrenders (third-person singular)
surrendered (past)
surrendered (past participle)
surrendering (present participle)


hummed

hum (canonical)
hums (third-person singular)
hummed (past)
hummed (past participle)
humming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of hum.


impression

impression (singular)
impressions (plural)

The impression is the effect something has on a person.

It is always important to make a good first impression.


shifts

shift (canonical)
shifts (third-person singular)
shifted (past)
shifted (past participle)
shifting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of shift.


shifts

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


licences

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


licences

licence (canonical)
licences (third-person singular)
licenced (past)
licenced (past participle)
licencing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of licence.


summed

sum (canonical)
sums (third-person singular)
summed (past)
summed (past participle)
summing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sum.


shuts

shut (canonical)
shuts (third-person singular)
shut (past)
shut (past participle)
shutting (present participle)


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swears

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


swears

swear (canonical)
swears (third-person singular)
swore (past)
sworn (past participle)
swearing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of swear.


punier

puny (positive)
punier (comparative)
puniest (superlative)

The comparative form of puny; more puny.


starred

The past tense and past participle of star.


clusters

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


clusters

cluster (canonical)
clusters (third-person singular)
clustered (past)
clustered (past participle)
clustering (present participle)

The third-person singular form of cluster.


inactive

inactive (positive)
more inactive (comparative)
most inactive (superlative)

If something is inactive, it is turned off, not working, or dormant.

The volcano has not erupted since 1901 and is considered inactive.

If someone is inactive, they are no longer on duty or in the service.

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bakers dozen

A bakers dozen is thirteen; a group of thirteen things.


illuminate

If something is illuminated, it shines light on something.

A torch illuminated the room.

If someone illuminates something, they decorate something with lights.


illuminate

An illuminate is someone who has high enlightenment.


ghostlike

ghostlike (positive)
more ghostlike (comparative)
most ghostlike (superlative)

If something or someone is ghostlike, they look like a ghost; they look invisible.

Her face looked ghostlike.


leaders

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


roughing

rough (canonical)
roughs (third-person singular)
roughed (past)
roughed (past participle)
roughing (present participle)


queried

query (canonical)
queries (third-person singular)
queried (past)
queried (past participle)
querying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of query.


simplifies

simplify (canonical)
simplifies (third-person singular)
simplified (past)
simplified (past participle)
simplifying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of simplify.


dust off

If you dust off something, you remove dust from it.

She dusted off the chair before sitting down.

If you dust something off, you use it after a long time.


franker

frank (positive)
franker (comparative)
frankest (superlative)

The comparative form of frank; more frank.


starring

star (canonical)
stars (third-person singular)
starred (past)
starred (past participle)
starring (present participle)


riddling

riddle (canonical)
riddles (third-person singular)
riddled (past)
riddled (past participle)
riddling (present participle)


sensed

sense (canonical)
senses (third-person singular)
sensed (past)
sensed (past participle)
sensing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sense.


descend

descend (canonical)
descends (third-person singular)
descended (past)
descended (past participle)
descending (present participle)

He descended the staircase to the basement.

If you are descended from someone, you are their younger relative.

William II is descended from William I.


scaled

scale (canonical)
scales (third-person singular)
scaled (past)
scaled (past participle)
scaling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of scale.


screwing

screw (canonical)
screws (third-person singular)
screwed (past)
screwed (past participle)
screwing (present participle)


hums

hum (canonical)
hums (third-person singular)
hummed (past)
hummed (past participle)
humming (present participle)


hums

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


dissipated

dissipate (canonical)
dissipates (third-person singular)
dissipated (past)
dissipated (past participle)
dissipating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of dissipate.


chauffeurs

chauffeur (singular)
chauffeurs (plural)

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


chauffeurs

chauffeur (canonical)
chauffeurs (third-person singular)
chauffeured (past)
chauffeured (past participle)
chauffeuring (present participle)

The third-person singular form of chauffeur.


hips

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


roughed

The past tense and past participle of rough.


vacuums

vacuum (singular)
vacuums or vacua (plural)

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


vacuums

vacuum (canonical)
vacuums (third-person singular)
vacuumed (past)
vacuumed (past participle)
vacuuming (present participle)

The third-person singular form of vacuum.


shaking

shake (canonical)
shakes (third-person singular)
shook (past)
shaken (past participle)
shaking (present participle)


baker's dozen

baker's dozen (singular)
baker's dozens (plural)

A baker's dozen is thirteen; a group of thirteen things.

He gave me a baker's dozen instead of a dozen.


determinism

Determinism is the idea that every action has a definite reaction to a past event.


stretching

stretch (canonical)
stretches (third-person singular)
stretched (past)
stretched (past participle)
stretching (present participle)


streak

A line left from smearing something or from motion.

When I cleaned the window I left streaks behind.

I have had a streak of good luck!

A certain type of moth (see Streak (moth)).

A tendency or trait of something, but not the most major one.

She's a good dog but she does have a streak of stubbornness.


streak

streak (canonical)
streaks (third-person singular)
streaked (past)
streaked (past participle)
streaking (present participle)

If something streaks across or through an area, it moves very quickly.

The cheetah streaked after the gazelle.

If something is streaked it has streaks on it.

If you clean a window in direct sunlight, it will streak.

It was a good game until some guy streaked across the field.


franked

frank (canonical)
franks (third-person singular)
franked (past)
franked (past participle)
franking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of frank.


runner-up

runner-up (singular)
runner-ups (plural)

A runner-up is a person who takes second place in a competition.

John Doe came in first place and the runner-up was Jane Doe.


hippest

hip (positive)
hipper (comparative)
hippest (superlative)


sourced

source (canonical)
sources (third-person singular)
sourced (past)
sourced (past participle)
sourcing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of source.


cluster

A cluster is anything that is more than one thing put together.

In the market, you can find a cluster of bananas.


cluster

cluster (canonical)
clusters (third-person singular)
clustered (past)
clustered (past participle)
clustering (present participle)

If something is clustering, it is forming a cluster.


welfares

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


waterfalling

waterfall (canonical)
waterfalls (third-person singular)
waterfalled (past)
waterfalled (past participle)
waterfalling (present participle)


sweetest

sweet (positive)
sweeter (comparative)
sweetest (superlative)

The superlative form of sweet; most sweet.


confirmation

confirmation (singular)
confirmations (plural)

A confirmation is when a statement or a promise is made sure and agreed with once again before it is published to the public.

The confirmation of the statement was made in rush.

US: con‧fir‧ma‧tion; UK: con‧firm‧a‧tion


frankest

frank (positive)
franker (comparative)
frankest (superlative)

The superlative form of frank; most frank.


review

A review is an evaluation of a publication, such as a movie, video game, musical composition, book, or a piece of hardware like a car, appliance, or computer.

After this negative review, they had to correct a lot of concerns.

The show closed after getting negative reviews from the major critics.

A review is a look back at how something was in the past, or how something happened in the past.

A review is a judicial reassessment of a case or an event.

The victims demanded a full judicial review of the case.


review

review (canonical)
reviews (third-person singular)
reviewed (past)
reviewed (past participle)
reviewing (present participle)

He will review the report to check for mistakes.

Mr. Thomas, the critic, will review the new movie.


inactions

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


corridors

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


mothered

mother (canonical)
mothers (third-person singular)
mothered (past)
mothered (past participle)
mothering (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of mother.


sighing

sigh (canonical)
sighs (third-person singular)
sighed (past)
sighed (past participle)
sighing (present participle)


shipping

ship (canonical)
ships (third-person singular)
shipped (past)
shipped (past participle)
shipping (present participle)


blondes

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


licenced

licence (canonical)
licences (third-person singular)
licenced (past)
licenced (past participle)
licencing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of licence.


Englishwomen

Englishwoman (singular)
Englishwomen (plural)

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


shakes

shake (canonical)
shakes (third-person singular)
shook (past)
shaken (past participle)
shaking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of shake.


shakes

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


Englishwoman

An Englishwoman is a female person who is a native of England.


benching

bench (canonical)
benches (third-person singular)
benched (past)
benched (past participle)
benching (present participle)


wrestling

wrestle (canonical)
wrestles (third-person singular)
wrestled (past)
wrestled (past participle)
wrestling (present participle)


wrestling

Wrestling is a sport where two or more people fight against each other.

Many people like it to watch wrestling shows on TV.


query

query (canonical)
queries (third-person singular)
queried (past)
queried (past participle)
querying (present participle)

If you query someone, then you ask them.


barriers

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


queries

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


queries

The third-person singular form of query.


amazes

amaze (canonical)
amazes (third-person singular)
amazed (past)
amazed (past participle)
amazing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of amaze.


streaking

streak (canonical)
streaks (third-person singular)
streaked (past)
streaked (past participle)
streaking (present participle)


wrestle

If two people wrestle, they fight by holding, pushing, and pulling each other.

The two men who wrestled in the TV show were very young.


wrestle

A wrestle is a fight with pushing and pulling, often a play fight.

The wrestle between the two men on the street was hard.


toxic

toxic (positive)
more toxic (comparative)
most toxic (superlative)

If something is toxic, it is harmful to your health, and it is lethal to you if you swallow it.

The antifreeze is toxic if you drink it.


screws

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


screws

screw (canonical)
screws (third-person singular)
screwed (past)
screwed (past participle)
screwing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of screw.


banning

ban (canonical)
bans (third-person singular)
banned (past)
banned (past participle)
banning (present participle)


baker's dozens

The plural form of baker&; more than one (kind of) baker's dozen.


toxicant

A toxicant is something that is toxic or poisonous.


toxicant

toxicant (positive)
more toxicant (comparative)
most toxicant (superlative)

If something is toxicant, it is able to do damage by poisoning.


validities

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


Kay

Kay is the shortened form of many female given names, such as Katherine.


Aprils

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


chauffeur

chauffeur (singular)
chauffeurs (plural)

A chauffeur is a person who is hired to drive a car or other vehicle.


chauffeur

chauffeur (canonical)
chauffeurs (third-person singular)
chauffeured (past)
chauffeured (past participle)
chauffeuring (present participle)

If you chauffeur someone, you transport them in a motor vehicle.


urgent

urgent (positive)
more urgent (comparative)
most urgent (superlative)

If something is urgent, it needs attention quickly.

An urgent appeal was sent out for assistance.


sighed

sigh (canonical)
sighs (third-person singular)
sighed (past)
sighed (past participle)
sighing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sigh.

He turned off the engine, sighed deeply, and slowly followed her inside.


solar systems

solar system (singular)
solar systems (plural)

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


references

reference (singular)
references (plural)

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


references

reference (canonical)
references (third-person singular)
referenced (past)
referenced (past participle)
referencing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reference.


inaction

An inaction is a want of activity or action; it is a rest.


Septembers

September (singular)
Septembers (plural)

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


streaked

The past tense and past participle of streak.


Asiatic peafowls

Asiatic peafowl (singular)
Asiatic peafowls (plural)

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


starquake

starquake (singular)
starquakes (plural)

A starquake is an earthquake that happens on the surface of a star, which is usually collapsed.


screwed

screwed (positive)
more screwed (comparative)
most screwed (superlative)

The teacher caught me when I tried to sneak out of the door. I am screwed.


screwed

The past tense and past participle of screw.


unbaked

If something is unbaked, it is not baked or cooked.


cabbages

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


vibist

A vibist is a person who plays the vibraphone.

The orchestra is looking for a skilled vibist to play a vibraphone solo at their next concert.


uncooked

If something is uncooked, it is not cooked or baked; it is raw.

This piece of meat is completely uncooked!


memes

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


surrendered

surrender (canonical)
surrenders (third-person singular)
surrendered (past)
surrendered (past participle)
surrendering (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of surrender.


moonquake

moonquake (singular)
moonquakes (plural)

A moonquake is an earthquake that happens on the surface of the moon.

The moonquake caused a deep rift to appear in one of the Moon's craters.


bobcats

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


roughs

rough (canonical)
roughs (third-person singular)
roughed (past)
roughed (past participle)
roughing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rough.


roughs

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


streaks

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


streaks

streak (canonical)
streaks (third-person singular)
streaked (past)
streaked (past participle)
streaking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of streak.


vacuum

vacuum (singular)
vacuums or vacua (plural)

A vacuum is an area in space where no matter can be found.

A vacuum is often used in physics for experiments.

A vacuum is another name for a vacuum cleaner.


vacuum

vacuum (canonical)
vacuums (third-person singular)
vacuumed (past)
vacuumed (past participle)
vacuuming (present participle)

If you vacuum, you clean something with a vacuum cleaner.


reckoned

reckon (canonical)
reckons (third-person singular)
reckoned (past)
reckoned (past participle)
reckoning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reckon.


achievers

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


relates

relate (canonical)
relates (third-person singular)
related (past)
related (past participle)
relating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of relate.


senses

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


senses

sense (canonical)
senses (third-person singular)
sensed (past)
sensed (past participle)
sensing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of sense.


seaquake

A seaquake is an earthquake whose epicenter is under the surface of the sea.

The devastating seaquake caused the tsunami that hit Sri Lanka a few years back.


troubling

trouble (canonical)
troubles (third-person singular)
troubled (past)
troubled (past participle)
troubling (present participle)


troubling

troubling (positive)
more troubling (comparative)
most troubling (superlative)

If something is troubling, it makes you feel worried or upset.


dustlike

dustlike (positive)
more dustlike (comparative)
most dustlike (superlative)

If something is dustlike, it looks like dust.

The snowflake was dustlike in appearance.


bellows

bellow (canonical)
bellows (third-person singular)
bellowed (past)
bellowed (past participle)
bellowing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of bellow.


bellows

A bellows is a bag with a hole that air is pushed out through.


franks

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


franks

frank (canonical)
franks (third-person singular)
franked (past)
franked (past participle)
franking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of frank.


buttonlike

buttonlike (positive)
more buttonlike (comparative)
most buttonlike (superlative)

If something is buttonlike, it looks like a button.

This rock is extremely buttonlike.


overachievers

overachiever (singular)
overachievers (plural)

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


partners

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


partners

partner (canonical)
partners (third-person singular)
partnered (past)
partnered (past participle)
partnering (present participle)

The third-person singular form of partner.


leases

lease (canonical)
leases (third-person singular)
leased (past)
leased (past participle)
leasing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of lease.


leases

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


waterholes

waterhole (singular)
waterholes (plural)

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


idiom

An idiom is a phrase that is not literal.

"break a leg" is an idiom for wishing a person good luck.

An idiom is a way of expressing oneself or manner of speaking.


pleasanter

pleasant (positive)
pleasanter (comparative)
pleasantest (superlative)

The comparative form of pleasant; more pleasant.


surrenders

surrender (canonical)
surrenders (third-person singular)
surrendered (past)
surrendered (past participle)
surrendering (present participle)

The third-person singular form of surrender.


surrenders

surrender (singular)
surrenders (plural)

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


camels

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


bedroomed

If something is bedroomed, it has the said number of bedrooms.

That flat is three bedroomed.


benched

bench (canonical)
benches (third-person singular)
benched (past)
benched (past participle)
benching (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of bench.