overexcite

overexcite (canonical)
overexcites (third-person singular)
overexcited (past)
overexcited (past participle)
overexciting (present participle)

If you overexcite something, you excite it excessively.


Palestinian

Palestinian (singular)
Palestinians (plural)

A Palestinian is a person from the State of Palestine.


nudism

Nudism is the practice of being nude in a public place.


overdress

overdress (canonical)
overdresses (third-person singular)
overdressed (past)
overdressed (past participle)
overdressing (present participle)

If you overdress, you wear too many clothes for an occasion.


aeronautical

aeronautical (positive)
more aeronautical (comparative)
most aeronautical (superlative)

Something that is aeronautical is related to the study of flight.


Semitic

Semitic is a group of North Erythraic languages that is spoken in the Middle East.

She is learning Semitic.


passersby

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


regrowing

regrow (canonical)
regrows (third-person singular)
regrowed (past)
regrowed (past participle)
regrowing (present participle)


overexcites

The third-person singular form of overexcite.


-wards

Used to indicate the direction something is moving to.

Please move towards the counter.


regreased

regrease (canonical)
regreases (third-person singular)
regreased (past)
regreased (past participle)
regreasing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of regrease.


regrinded

regrind (canonical)
regrinds (third-person singular)
regrinded (past)
regrinded (past participle)
regrinding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of regrind.


brolly

An informal word for umbrella (a tool to keep you dry when it rains).


aeronautics

Aeronautics is the design, construction, mathematics and mechanics of an aircraft.

Aeronautics is the theory and practice of aircraft navigation.

/ˌɛə.rəʊˈnɔː.tɪks/


reidentifying

reidentify (canonical)
reidentifies (third-person singular)
reidentified (past)
reidentified (past participle)
reidentifying (present participle)


overfilling

overfill (canonical)
overfills (third-person singular)
overfilled (past)
overfilled (past participle)
overfilling (present participle)


overexaggerated

overexaggerate (canonical)
overexaggerates (third-person singular)
overexaggerated (past)
overexaggerated (past participle)
overexaggerating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of overexaggerate.


someday

If something will happen someday, it will happen at some time in the future.

I hope that someday you can understand how you've hurt me.


overexpanding

overexpand (canonical)
overexpands (third-person singular)
overexpanded (past)
overexpanded (past participle)
overexpanding (present participle)


reharmonises

reharmonise (canonical)
reharmonises (third-person singular)
reharmonised (past)
reharmonised (past participle)
reharmonising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reharmonise.


regrows

The third-person singular form of regrow.


rehammered

rehammer (canonical)
rehammers (third-person singular)
rehammered (past)
rehammered (past participle)
rehammering (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rehammer.


rekicked

rekick (canonical)
rekicks (third-person singular)
rekicked (past)
rekicked (past participle)
rekicking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rekick.


reglazes

reglaze (canonical)
reglazes (third-person singular)
reglazed (past)
reglazed (past participle)
reglazing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reglaze.


overexpect

overexpect (canonical)
overexpects (third-person singular)
overexpected (past)
overexpected (past participle)
overexpecting (present participle)

If you overexpect something, you expect too much of it.


theorems

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


typesetter

typesetter (singular)
typesetters (plural)

A typesetter is a person who sets or composes type.


reglued

reglue (canonical)
reglues (third-person singular)
reglued (past)
reglued (past participle)
regluing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reglue.


overedit

overedit (canonical)
overedits (third-person singular)
overedited (past)
overedited (past participle)
overediting (present participle)

If you overedit something, you edit it excessively.


overexcited

overexcite (canonical)
overexcites (third-person singular)
overexcited (past)
overexcited (past participle)
overexciting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of overexcite.


reidentified

The past tense and past participle of reidentify.


reidentifies

The third-person singular form of reidentify.


regrinds

The third-person singular form of regrind.


reimplants

reimplant (canonical)
reimplants (third-person singular)
reimplanted (past)
reimplanted (past participle)
reimplanting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reimplant.


overfilled

The past tense and past participle of overfill.


overequipping

overequip (canonical)
overequips (third-person singular)
overequipped (past)
overequipped (past participle)
overequipping (present participle)


passerby

A passerby is someone who walks past a location or event.

As the two argued, passersby paid little attention.


reglossing

regloss (canonical)
reglosses (third-person singular)
reglossed (past)
reglossed (past participle)
reglossing (present participle)


overfeeds

overfeed (canonical)
overfeeds (third-person singular)
overfed (past)
overfed (past participle)
overfeeding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of overfeed.


reinstalls

reinstall (canonical)
reinstalls (third-person singular)
reinstalled (past)
reinstalled (past participle)
reinstalling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reinstall.


sinister

sinister (positive)
more sinister (comparative)
most sinister (superlative)

A sinister person is someone who is threatening or evil.


rarifying

rarify (canonical)
rarifies (third-person singular)
rarified (past)
rarified (past participle)
rarifying (present participle)


monstrous

monstrous (positive)
more monstrous (comparative)
most monstrous (superlative)

If something is monstrous is very ugly or scary


corset

A corset is a tight underwear for women that hold their waist, hips and bust.

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reglue

If you reglue something, you glue it again.


regrowed

regrow (canonical)
regrows (third-person singular)
regrowed (past)
regrowed (past participle)
regrowing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of regrow.


sacs

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


overfed

The past tense and past participle of overfeed.


comedos

comedo (singular)
comedos or comedones (plural)

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


spadefuls

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


rehammers

rehammer (canonical)
rehammers (third-person singular)
rehammered (past)
rehammered (past participle)
rehammering (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rehammer.


follicles

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


overequipped

The past tense and past participle of overequip.


regroomed

regroom (canonical)
regrooms (third-person singular)
regroomed (past)
regroomed (past participle)
regrooming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of regroom.


regreasing

regrease (canonical)
regreases (third-person singular)
regreased (past)
regreased (past participle)
regreasing (present participle)


reharmonizes

reharmonize (canonical)
reharmonizes (third-person singular)
reharmonized (past)
reharmonized (past participle)
reharmonizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reharmonize.


regreases

The third-person singular form of regrease.


abomination

abomination (singular)
abominations (plural)

An abomination is something very nasty or unpleasant.


overexaggerate

overexaggerate (canonical)
overexaggerates (third-person singular)
overexaggerated (past)
overexaggerated (past participle)
overexaggerating (present participle)

If you overexaggerate something, you exaggerate it excessively.


regrades

regrade (canonical)
regrades (third-person singular)
regraded (past)
regraded (past participle)
regrading (present participle)

The third-person singular form of regrade.


reglazing

reglaze (canonical)
reglazes (third-person singular)
reglazed (past)
reglazed (past participle)
reglazing (present participle)


reimplanting

reimplant (canonical)
reimplants (third-person singular)
reimplanted (past)
reimplanted (past participle)
reimplanting (present participle)


rekicks

rekick (canonical)
rekicks (third-person singular)
rekicked (past)
rekicked (past participle)
rekicking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rekick.


overevaluate

overevaluate (canonical)
overevaluates (third-person singular)
overevaluated (past)
overevaluated (past participle)
overevaluating (present participle)

If you overevaluate something, you evaluate it too highly.


bombers

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


reimplanted

The past tense and past participle of reimplant.


regraded

The past tense and past participle of regrade.


hepatitides

hepatitis (singular)
hepatitides or hepatitises (plural)

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


reinstalled

reinstall (canonical)
reinstalls (third-person singular)
reinstalled (past)
reinstalled (past participle)
reinstalling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reinstall.


reran

rerun (canonical)
reruns (third-person singular)
reran (past)
rerun (past participle)
rerunning (present participle)


inadequacy

inadequacy (singular)
inadequacies (plural)

The inadequacy of something is the fact of its being not good enough for some purpose.

The inadequacy of the measuring equipment is thought to be the cause of most of the errors.


unwisely

If you do something unwisely, you do what good judgment says not to do.

He unwisely drove back home after having some drinks at the party.


reglazed

The past tense and past participle of reglaze.


regrinding

regrind (canonical)
regrinds (third-person singular)
regrinded (past)
regrinded (past participle)
regrinding (present participle)


revolutionaries

revolutionary (singular)
revolutionaries (plural)

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


overfeed

overfeed (canonical)
overfeeds (third-person singular)
overfed (past)
overfed (past participle)
overfeeding (present participle)

If you overfeed a person, you feed them with too much food.


misaccuses

misaccuse (canonical)
misaccuses (third-person singular)
misaccused (past)
misaccused (past participle)
misaccusing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misaccuse.


reharmonized

The past tense and past participle of reharmonize.


inadequately

If you did something inadequately, you did not do it well enough for some purpose.

Investigation revealed that the staff were inadequately trained.


rehammering

rehammer (canonical)
rehammers (third-person singular)
rehammered (past)
rehammered (past participle)
rehammering (present participle)


regrooms

regroom (canonical)
regrooms (third-person singular)
regroomed (past)
regroomed (past participle)
regrooming (present participle)

The third-person singular form of regroom.


inadequacies

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


misadjusts

misadjust (canonical)
misadjusts (third-person singular)
misadjusted (past)
misadjusted (past participle)
misadjusting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misadjust.


reharmonised

reharmonise (canonical)
reharmonises (third-person singular)
reharmonised (past)
reharmonised (past participle)
reharmonising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reharmonise.


reglaze

If you reglaze something, you glaze it again.


misprocessing

misprocess (canonical)
misprocesses (third-person singular)
misprocessed (past)
misprocessed (past participle)
misprocessing (present participle)


regrade

regrade (canonical)
regrades (third-person singular)
regraded (past)
regraded (past participle)
regrading (present participle)

If you regrade something, you grade it again.


reidentify

reidentify (canonical)
reidentifies (third-person singular)
reidentified (past)
reidentified (past participle)
reidentifying (present participle)

If you reidentify something, you identify it again.


reharmonise

If you reharmonise something, you harmonise it again.


hepatitises

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


overexpand

overexpand (canonical)
overexpands (third-person singular)
overexpanded (past)
overexpanded (past participle)
overexpanding (present participle)

If something overexpands, it expands excessively.


reharmonizing

reharmonize (canonical)
reharmonizes (third-person singular)
reharmonized (past)
reharmonized (past participle)
reharmonizing (present participle)


misattributed

misattribute (canonical)
misattributes (third-person singular)
misattributed (past)
misattributed (past participle)
misattributing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of misattribute.


regrow

regrow (canonical)
regrows (third-person singular)
regrowed (past)
regrowed (past participle)
regrowing (present participle)

If something regrows, it grows again after it has been lost or destroyed.


rekicking

rekick (canonical)
rekicks (third-person singular)
rekicked (past)
rekicked (past participle)
rekicking (present participle)


miscapitalised

miscapitalise (canonical)
miscapitalises (third-person singular)
miscapitalised (past)
miscapitalised (past participle)
miscapitalising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of miscapitalise.


indistinguishable

indistinguishable (positive)
more indistinguishable (comparative)
most indistinguishable (superlative)

If A is indistinguishable from B, it cannot be distinguished from B.


overfill

overfill (canonical)
overfills (third-person singular)
overfilled (past)
overfilled (past participle)
overfilling (present participle)

If you overfill something, you fill it beyond its capacity.


misadjusted

The past tense and past participle of misadjust.


engorging

engorge (canonical)
engorges (third-person singular)
engorged (past)
engorged (past participle)
engorging (present participle)


regroom

If you regroom something, you groom it again.


deflation

Deflation is a general decrease in the price of goods and services.

We don't expect any deflation, in housing prices.

Deflation is the process of air leaving something, such as a balloon, and making it shrink.

A hole in the tire caused its rapid deflation.


misarranges

misarrange (canonical)
misarranges (third-person singular)
misarranged (past)
misarranged (past participle)
misarranging (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misarrange.


misassigns

misassign (canonical)
misassigns (third-person singular)
misassigned (past)
misassigned (past participle)
misassigning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misassign.


miscapitalising

The present participle of miscapitalise.


boringly

If something is done boringly, it is done a way that does not make people interested.

The novel's plot is boringly predictable, and the characters are bland and one-dimensional.


frustratingly

If something is done frustratingly, it is done in a way that makes people upset, because it stops them from doing or achieving something.

In some countries, the process of getting a visa can be frustratingly long.


impossibly

If something is impossibly difficult, expensive, far, etc. it is so much so that it is not possible.

The test is impossibly difficult for me.

The equipment would have to be impossibly precise to detect such a small change.

If something is impossibly large, beautiful, blue, etc. it is very much so.

It will take time to convince him, he is impossibly stubborn.


regrease

regrease (canonical)
regreases (third-person singular)
regreased (past)
regreased (past participle)
regreasing (present participle)

If you regrease something, you grease it again.


burbling

burble (canonical)
burbles (third-person singular)
burbled (past)
burbled (past participle)
burbling (present participle)


rehammer

rehammer (canonical)
rehammers (third-person singular)
rehammered (past)
rehammered (past participle)
rehammering (present participle)

If you rehammer something, you hammer it again.


misprocesses

misprocess (canonical)
misprocesses (third-person singular)
misprocessed (past)
misprocessed (past participle)
misprocessing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misprocess.


miscapitalized

miscapitalize (canonical)
miscapitalizes (third-person singular)
miscapitalized (past)
miscapitalized (past participle)
miscapitalizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of miscapitalize.


reimplant

reimplant (canonical)
reimplants (third-person singular)
reimplanted (past)
reimplanted (past participle)
reimplanting (present participle)

If you reimplant something, you implant it again.


follicle

A follicle is a small cavity or sac, such as a hair follicle.


comedo

comedo (singular)
comedos or comedones (plural)

A comedo is a clogged hair follicle (pore) such as a blackhead or whitehead.


misaccounts

misaccount (canonical)
misaccounts (third-person singular)
misaccounted (past)
misaccounted (past participle)
misaccounting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misaccount.


misaccused

misaccuse (canonical)
misaccuses (third-person singular)
misaccused (past)
misaccused (past participle)
misaccusing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of misaccuse.


misattributes

misattribute (canonical)
misattributes (third-person singular)
misattributed (past)
misattributed (past participle)
misattributing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misattribute.


engorged

The past tense and past participle of engorge.


regrind

regrind (canonical)
regrinds (third-person singular)
regrinded (past)
regrinded (past participle)
regrinding (present participle)

If you regrind something, you grind it again.


engorges

The third-person singular form of engorge.


misaccounted

The past tense and past participle of misaccount.


regloss

regloss (canonical)
reglosses (third-person singular)
reglossed (past)
reglossed (past participle)
reglossing (present participle)

If you regloss something, you gloss it again.


avers

aver (canonical)
avers (third-person singular)
averred (past)
averred (past participle)
averring (present participle)


miscapitalises

miscapitalise (canonical)
miscapitalises (third-person singular)
miscapitalised (past)
miscapitalised (past participle)
miscapitalising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of miscapitalise.


reruns

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


reruns

rerun (canonical)
reruns (third-person singular)
reran (past)
rerun (past participle)
rerunning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rerun.


reharmonize

reharmonize (canonical)
reharmonizes (third-person singular)
reharmonized (past)
reharmonized (past participle)
reharmonizing (present participle)

If you reharmonize something, you harmonize it again.


miscapitalizes

The third-person singular form of miscapitalize.


misprocessed

The past tense and past participle of misprocess.


misadjusting

misadjust (canonical)
misadjusts (third-person singular)
misadjusted (past)
misadjusted (past participle)
misadjusting (present participle)


rekick

rekick (canonical)
rekicks (third-person singular)
rekicked (past)
rekicked (past participle)
rekicking (present participle)

If you rekick something, you kick it again.


inescapable

inescapable (positive)
more inescapable (comparative)
most inescapable (superlative)

If something is inescapable, you cannot avoid it or act like it is not there.

Death is an inescapable part of life.


rebalancing

rebalance (canonical)
rebalances (third-person singular)
rebalanced (past)
rebalanced (past participle)
rebalancing (present participle)


rarify

rarify (canonical)
rarifies (third-person singular)
rarified (past)
rarified (past participle)
rarifying (present participle)

If you rarify something, you make it less dense.

/ˈrɛərəˌfaɪ/


hepatitis

hepatitis (singular)
hepatitides or hepatitises (plural)

Hepatitis is the inflammation of the liver. It is usually caused by a viral infection.

Hepatitis may cause liver failure if it is left untreated.


miscapitalizing

miscapitalize (canonical)
miscapitalizes (third-person singular)
miscapitalized (past)
miscapitalized (past participle)
miscapitalizing (present participle)

The present participle of miscapitalize.


rarefy

If you rarefy something, you make it less dense.

/ˈrɛərəˌfaɪ/


reinstall

reinstall (canonical)
reinstalls (third-person singular)
reinstalled (past)
reinstalled (past participle)
reinstalling (present participle)

If you reinstall something, you install it again.


burbled

burble (canonical)
burbles (third-person singular)
burbled (past)
burbled (past participle)
burbling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of burble.


reballots

reballot (canonical)
reballots (third-person singular)
reballoted (past)
reballoted (past participle)
reballoting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reballot.


Steganography


theorem

A theorem is a statement that can be proven using logic.

The Pythagorean theorem lets us know the relationship between the lengths of the sides of a triangle with a right angle.


misassigned

misassign (canonical)
misassigns (third-person singular)
misassigned (past)
misassigned (past participle)
misassigning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of misassign.


carbon dioxide

Carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless gas formed during respiration and combustion and consumed by plants during photosynthesis.

/ˌkɑːbən dʌɪˈɒksʌɪd/


misarranged

misarrange (canonical)
misarranges (third-person singular)
misarranged (past)
misarranged (past participle)
misarranging (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of misarrange.


reballoted

The past tense and past participle of reballot.


rebalanced

The past tense and past participle of rebalance.


rebans

reban (canonical)
rebans (third-person singular)
rebanned (past)
rebanned (past participle)
rebanning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reban.


misadjust

If you misadjust something, you adjust it incorrectly.


misprocess

misprocess (canonical)
misprocesses (third-person singular)
misprocessed (past)
misprocessed (past participle)
misprocessing (present participle)

If you misprocess something, you process it incorrectly.


misarrange

If you misarrange something, you arrange it incorrectly.


averred

aver (canonical)
avers (third-person singular)
averred (past)
averred (past participle)
averring (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of aver.


sticker

A sticker is something or someone that sticks.

A sticker is a small piece of printed paper, plastic or other material with paste on one side.

A sticker is a computer picture of a drawn person or animal doing or feeling something. People send it to others on the Internet. It may or may not have words on it.


rebooking

rebook (canonical)
rebooks (third-person singular)
rebooked (past)
rebooked (past participle)
rebooking (present participle)


rebags

rebag (canonical)
rebags (third-person singular)
rebagged (past)
rebagged (past participle)
rebagging (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rebag.


rebalances

The third-person singular form of rebalance.


misaccuse

misaccuse (canonical)
misaccuses (third-person singular)
misaccused (past)
misaccused (past participle)
misaccusing (present participle)

If you misaccuse a person, you wrongly accuse them.


rebolts

rebolt (canonical)
rebolts (third-person singular)
rebolted (past)
rebolted (past participle)
rebolting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rebolt.


rebathes

rebathe (canonical)
rebathes (third-person singular)
rebathed (past)
rebathed (past participle)
rebathing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rebathe.


rebraided

rebraid (canonical)
rebraids (third-person singular)
rebraided (past)
rebraided (past participle)
rebraiding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rebraid.


recategorisation

recategorisation (singular)
recategorisations (plural)

Recategorisation is the process of categorising something again.


rebottles

rebottle (canonical)
rebottles (third-person singular)
rebottled (past)
rebottled (past participle)
rebottling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rebottle.


misaccounting

misaccount (canonical)
misaccounts (third-person singular)
misaccounted (past)
misaccounted (past participle)
misaccounting (present participle)


recategorisations

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


rereading

reread (canonical)
rereads (third-person singular)
reread (past)
reread (past participle)
rereading (present participle)


misattribute

misattribute (canonical)
misattributes (third-person singular)
misattributed (past)
misattributed (past participle)
misattributing (present participle)

If you misattribute something, you attribute it incorrectly.


recategorization

recategorization (singular)
recategorizations (plural)

Recategorization is the process of categorizing something again.


miscapitalise

miscapitalise (canonical)
miscapitalises (third-person singular)
miscapitalised (past)
miscapitalised (past participle)
miscapitalising (present participle)

If you miscapitalise something, you capitalise it incorrectly.


revolutionary

revolutionary (positive)
more revolutionary (comparative)
most revolutionary (superlative)

If something is revolutionary, it causes great change.

Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin was revolutionary.

If something is revolutionary, it is relating to a revolution: a war against a government by its country's own people.

The people were filled with revolutionary fervor.


revolutionary

revolutionary (singular)
revolutionaries (plural)

A revolutionary is a person who is involved in a revolution or who wants a revolution to happen.

Many of the revolutionaries were arrested and put on trial.


recategorizations

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


miscapitalize

miscapitalize (canonical)
miscapitalizes (third-person singular)
miscapitalized (past)
miscapitalized (past participle)
miscapitalizing (present participle)

If you miscapitalize something, you capitalize it incorrectly.


rebandages

rebandage (canonical)
rebandages (third-person singular)
rebandaged (past)
rebandaged (past participle)
rebandaging (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rebandage.


rebolted

The past tense and past participle of rebolt.


Adelaide

Adelaide is the capital city of South Australia


rebagged

The past tense and past participle of rebag.


South Australia

South Australia is a state of Australia.

Adelaide is the capital of South Australia.


Australian Capital Territory

The Australian Capital Territory is a territory of Australia.

Canberra is the capital of the Australian Capital Territory.


misassign

misassign (canonical)
misassigns (third-person singular)
misassigned (past)
misassigned (past participle)
misassigning (present participle)

If you misassign something, you assign it incorrectly.


New South Wales

New South Wales is a state of Australia.

Sydney is the capital of New South Wales.


rebanning

reban (canonical)
rebans (third-person singular)
rebanned (past)
rebanned (past participle)
rebanning (present participle)


misaccount

If you misaccount something, you account it incorrectly.


rebuckles

rebuckle (canonical)
rebuckles (third-person singular)
rebuckled (past)
rebuckled (past participle)
rebuckling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rebuckle.


rebooks

rebook (canonical)
rebooks (third-person singular)
rebooked (past)
rebooked (past participle)
rebooking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rebook.


rebraids

The third-person singular form of rebraid.


rebrewed

rebrew (canonical)
rebrews (third-person singular)
rebrewed (past)
rebrewed (past participle)
rebrewing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rebrew.


rebanned

The past tense and past participle of reban.


burble

A burble is a continuous murmuring noise.


burble

burble (canonical)
burbles (third-person singular)
burbled (past)
burbled (past participle)
burbling (present participle)

If a person burbles, they make a continuous murmuring noise.


rebandaged

The past tense and past participle of rebandage.


Western Australia

Western Australia is a state of Australia.

Perth is the capital of Western Australia.


Melbourne

Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria


rebathed

rebathe (canonical)
rebathes (third-person singular)
rebathed (past)
rebathed (past participle)
rebathing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rebathe.


rebottled

rebottle (canonical)
rebottles (third-person singular)
rebottled (past)
rebottled (past participle)
rebottling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rebottle.


Canberra

Canberra is the capital city of Australia


Tasmania

Hobart is the capital of Tasmania.


engorge

engorge (canonical)
engorges (third-person singular)
engorged (past)
engorged (past participle)
engorging (present participle)

If you engorge food, you eat it greedily.

If something is engorged, it is filled excessively with a body liquid, especially blood.


recalculates

recalculate (canonical)
recalculates (third-person singular)
recalculated (past)
recalculated (past participle)
recalculating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of recalculate.


rebalance

rebalance (canonical)
rebalances (third-person singular)
rebalanced (past)
rebalanced (past participle)
rebalancing (present participle)

If you rebalance something, you balance it again.


burbles

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


burbles

The third-person singular form of burble.


recalculated

The past tense and past participle of recalculate.


Central Coast

Central Coast is a city and a region in New South Wales


rebuckled

The past tense and past participle of rebuckle.


rebrews

The third-person singular form of rebrew.


rebraiding

rebraid (canonical)
rebraids (third-person singular)
rebraided (past)
rebraided (past participle)
rebraiding (present participle)


Darwin

Charles Darwin was an English biologist.

Darwin is the capital city of the Northern Territory


reban

If you reban something, you ban it again.


rebathe

If you rebathe something, you bathe it again.


recarbonised

recarbonise (canonical)
recarbonises (third-person singular)
recarbonised (past)
recarbonised (past participle)
recarbonising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of recarbonise.


Australian rules football

A type of football invented in Australia


recarbonises

The third-person singular form of recarbonise.


truces

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


rugby union

A type of rugby where 15 players are on the field at once (also called union)


overexpands

overexpand (canonical)
overexpands (third-person singular)
overexpanded (past)
overexpanded (past participle)
overexpanding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of overexpand.


rebolt

rebolt (canonical)
rebolts (third-person singular)
rebolted (past)
rebolted (past participle)
rebolting (present participle)

If you rebolt something, you bolt it again.


rugby sevens

A type of rugby union where there are seven players on the field instead of 15


Queensland

Brisbane is the capital of Queensland.


futsal

A variant of association football (soccer) played inside instead of outside, with a few different rules


Northern Territory

The Northern Territory is a territory of Australia.

Darwin is the capital of the Northern Territory.


truce

A truce is an agreement between opposing sides of a conflict to stop fighting, especially for a longer time.

Clashes continued despite the signing of a week-long truce.


recarbonates

recarbonate (canonical)
recarbonates (third-person singular)
recarbonated (past)
recarbonated (past participle)
recarbonating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of recarbonate.


impossibility

impossibility (singular)
impossibilities (plural)

The impossibility of something is the quality of it being impossible.

The law of conservation of energy proves the impossibility of perpetual motion.

An impossibility is something that cannot happen.

Getting to work on time in such heavy traffic is an impossibility.


carbonising

carbonise (canonical)
carbonises (third-person singular)
carbonised (past)
carbonised (past participle)
carbonising (present participle)


rebooked

The past tense and past participle of rebook.


aver

aver (canonical)
avers (third-person singular)
averred (past)
averred (past participle)
averring (present participle)

If you aver something, you say that it must be true.

The defendant averred that they did not know that the document was forged.


uncharacteristically

If something is uncharacteristically large, small etc., it is so in a way that is not normal for it or for things of its kind.

He was uncharacteristically fidgety, almost as if he was afraid of something.


rebook

If you rebook something, you book it again.


carbonizing

carbonize (canonical)
carbonizes (third-person singular)
carbonized (past)
carbonized (past participle)
carbonizing (present participle)


recarbonized

recarbonize (canonical)
recarbonizes (third-person singular)
recarbonized (past)
recarbonized (past participle)
recarbonizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of recarbonize.


rebag

rebag (canonical)
rebags (third-person singular)
rebagged (past)
rebagged (past participle)
rebagging (present participle)

If you rebag something, you bag it again.


Perth

Perth is the capital of Western Australia.


characteristically

If something is characteristically large, small etc., it is so in a way that is normal for it or for things of its kind, but may not be for other things.

Vinegar has a characteristically sharp odor.


rebandage

rebandage (canonical)
rebandages (third-person singular)
rebandaged (past)
rebandaged (past participle)
rebandaging (present participle)

If you rebandage something, you bandage it again.


rebuckling

rebuckle (canonical)
rebuckles (third-person singular)
rebuckled (past)
rebuckled (past participle)
rebuckling (present participle)


footy

football (in the Australian/NZ sense; not soccer); usually Australian rules football, rugby league or rugby union


rereads

reread (canonical)
rereads (third-person singular)
reread (past)
reread (past participle)
rereading (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reread.


rereads

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


recategorised

recategorise (canonical)
recategorises (third-person singular)
recategorised (past)
recategorised (past participle)
recategorising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of recategorise.


a certain

Enough of a particular quality to be noticed.

Her job gave her a certain freedom.

I have a certain hesitation.

Definite or particular, but not named or specified.

A certain person called on me yesterday.

People who earn under a certain amount are not liable to pay tax.

I agree your draft to a certain degree.


carbonised

The past tense and past participle of carbonise.


Cyprus

Cyprus is a country in south-east Europe.


carbonized

The past tense and past participle of carbonize.


recarbonate

If you recarbonate something, you carbonate it again.


recarbonated

The past tense and past participle of recarbonate.


bomber

The bomber was caught by the police before he could detonate the explosives.

A bomber is an aircraft that drops bombs.

Several bombers were spotted flying over international waters.


recarbonizes

The third-person singular form of recarbonize.


recalculate

recalculate (canonical)
recalculates (third-person singular)
recalculated (past)
recalculated (past participle)
recalculating (present participle)

If you recalculate something, you calculate it again.


recarbonize

If you recarbonize something, you carbonize it again.


recarbonise

If you recarbonise something, you carbonise it again.


baizes

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


rebuckle

If you rebuckle something, you buckle it again.


carbonises

The third-person singular form of carbonise.


rugby league

A type of rugby where 13 players are on the field at once (also called league)


recategorizes

recategorize (canonical)
recategorizes (third-person singular)
recategorized (past)
recategorized (past participle)
recategorizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of recategorize.


rebraid

rebraid (canonical)
rebraids (third-person singular)
rebraided (past)
rebraided (past participle)
rebraiding (present participle)

If you rebraid something, you braid it again.


morsel

A morsel is a small piece of something, usually food.


rerun

A rerun television program shown after its initial presentation, particularly many weeks after its initial presentation.


rerun

rerun (canonical)
reruns (third-person singular)
reran (past)
rerun (past participle)
rerunning (present participle)

If you rerun something, you run it again.

If you rerun a show, you broadcast it again.


German Empire

The German Empire was a country in Europe from 1871 to 1918.


recharting

rechart (canonical)
recharts (third-person singular)
recharted (past)
recharted (past participle)
recharting (present participle)


steganography

steganography is the practice of hiding messages or information inside of other nonsecret text or data.

ˌsteɡəˈnäɡrəfi


baize

A baize is a piece of cloth made of wool and usually green.


recharted

The past tense and past participle of rechart.


carbonizes

The third-person singular form of carbonize.


recharts

The third-person singular form of rechart.


recategorises

The third-person singular form of recategorise.


coexist

coexist (canonical)
coexists (third-person singular)
coexisted (past)
coexisted (past participle)
coexisting (present participle)

If two or more things coexist, they exist together or at the same time.

At a certain temperature and pressure, liquid water, solid ice, and water vapor can coexist.

If two or more groups of people coexist, they live together without fighting.

Neighbors who had previously coexisted peacefully turned against each other.


rechurns

rechurn (canonical)
rechurns (third-person singular)
rechurned (past)
rechurned (past participle)
rechurning (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rechurn.


epistaxes

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


epistaxis

Hypertension may contribute to epistaxis in some patients.


rechoosing

rechoose (canonical)
rechooses (third-person singular)
rechose (past)
rechosen (past participle)
rechoosing (present participle)


slugs

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


rechooses

The third-person singular form of rechoose.


rebrew

rebrew (canonical)
rebrews (third-person singular)
rebrewed (past)
rebrewed (past participle)
rebrewing (present participle)

If you rebrew something, you brew it again.


rechurned

The past tense and past participle of rechurn.


reballot

reballot (canonical)
reballots (third-person singular)
reballoted (past)
reballoted (past participle)
reballoting (present participle)

If you reballot something, you ballot it again.


infanticides

infanticide (singular)
infanticides (plural)

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


whereafter

She saw him, whereafter she began running.


rechart

If you rechart something, you chart it again.


connective

If something is connective, it serves or tends to connect.


carbonise

carbonise (canonical)
carbonises (third-person singular)
carbonised (past)
carbonised (past participle)
carbonising (present participle)

If you carbonise something, you turn it into carbon.


nimrods

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


open-source

Open-source means software (or sometimes hardware) with code that anyone can see and help improve.

I can help change the code of Firefox to make it better because Firefox is open-source software.


recategorise

If you recategorise something, you categorise it again.


connectivities

connectivity (singular)
connectivities (plural)

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


sac

A sac is a bag or pouch inside a plant or animal that contains a fluid.


morsels

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


spadeful

A spadeful of something is the amount of it you can fit on a spade.

She lifted a spadeful of dirt and tossed it onto the wheelbarrow.


seer

A seer is a person who says that he can see or predict the future.

LL-Q1860 (eng)-I learned some phrases-seer.wav


carbonize

carbonize (canonical)
carbonizes (third-person singular)
carbonized (past)
carbonized (past participle)
carbonizing (present participle)

If you carbonize something, you turn it into carbon.


shortstops

shortstop (singular)
shortstops (plural)

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


recategorized

The past tense and past participle of recategorize.


recategorize

If you recategorize something, you categorize it again.


reclarifying

reclarify (canonical)
reclarifies (third-person singular)
reclarified (past)
reclarified (past participle)
reclarifying (present participle)


love interests

love interest (singular)
love interests (plural)

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


rebottle

rebottle (canonical)
rebottles (third-person singular)
rebottled (past)
rebottled (past participle)
rebottling (present participle)

If you rebottle something, you bottle it again.


infanticide

Infanticide is the intentional killing of a young child.


hymens

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


rechurn

If you rechurn something, you churn it again.


slug

A slug is a small slow-moving creature that has a long soft body and no legs

A slug is a slow, lazy person (also known as a sluggard).


redialing

redial (canonical)
redials (third-person singular)
redialed (past)
redialed (past participle)
redialing (present participle)


recropping

recrop (canonical)
recrops (third-person singular)
recropped (past)
recropped (past participle)
recropping (present participle)


recropped

The past tense and past participle of recrop.


public offices

public office (singular)
public offices (plural)

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


recombs

recomb (canonical)
recombs (third-person singular)
recombed (past)
recombed (past participle)
recombing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of recomb.


rechoose

If you rechoose something, you choose it again.


redialled

redial (canonical)
redials (third-person singular)
redialled (past)
redialled (past participle)
redialling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of redial.


recrushes

recrush (canonical)
recrushes (third-person singular)
recrushed (past)
recrushed (past participle)
recrushing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of recrush.


grouts

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


reread

reread (canonical)
rereads (third-person singular)
reread (past)
reread (past participle)
rereading (present participle)

If you reread something, you read it again.

The recent film adaptation of the novel convinced me to reread it.

I had to reread the paragraph to understand it.


reread

A reread is the act of reading something again, especially while looking at it from a different perspective.

After many years, I decided to give T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land a reread.


recrushed

The past tense and past participle of recrush.


masonry

Masonry is the art or occupation of a mason.

Masonry is the work or performance of a mason.


reclarifies

The third-person singular form of reclarify.


espoused

espouse (canonical)
espouses (third-person singular)
espoused (past)
espoused (past participle)
espousing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of espouse.


myrrh

Myrrh is a type of resin that produces a sweet smell.


figurines

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


nativities

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


supernumeraries

supernumerary (singular)
supernumeraries (plural)

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


espouses

The third-person singular form of espouse.


nativity

A nativity is the birth of someone. In modern times, it is used almost only to refer to the birth of Jesus.

A nativity is a group of figurines that represent the birth of Jesus.


reclarified

The past tense and past participle of reclarify.


recombed

The past tense and past participle of recomb.


shortstop

A shortstop is the infield defensive player that stands between the second and the third base.

A shortstop is a player who is short of money.


seers

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


fattier

fatty (positive)
fattier (comparative)
fattiest (superlative)

The comparative form of fatty; more fatty.


temperaments

temperament (singular)
temperaments (plural)

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


recrops

The third-person singular form of recrop.


monogamous

A monogamous person is a person who is married to one person at a time.

A monogamous person is someone who has only one sexual partner at a time.

/məˈnɒɡəməs/


enlargements

enlargement (singular)
enlargements (plural)

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


urbanising

urbanise (canonical)
urbanises (third-person singular)
urbanised (past)
urbanised (past participle)
urbanising (present participle)


urbanised

The past tense and past participle of urbanise.


redialed

The past tense and past participle of redial.


espouse

If you espouse a person, you marry them.

If you espouse something, you accept or support it.


teapots

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


fatties

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


tea-pots

The plural form of tea-pot; more than one (kind of) tea-pot.


hymen

A hymen is a thin tissue that covers the vagina and that in culture is associated with virginity.


indelibly

If something happens indelibly, it happens in an indelible manner.


earnestly

If something is done earnestly, it is done in a earnest manner.


feting

fete (canonical)
fetes (third-person singular)
feted (past)
feted (past participle)
feting (present participle)


endlessly

If something happens endlessly, it happens in an endless manner.


tea pots

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


grout

Grout is a thin mortar used to fill the gaps between tiles in masonry.


delts

The delts is a triangular muscle on the human shoulder.


fatally

If something happens fatally, it happens in a fatal manner.


connectivity

connectivity (singular)
connectivities (plural)

Connectivity is the state of being connected

Connectivity is the ability to make a connection between two or more points in a network.


recomb

If you recomb something, you comb it again.


servings

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


commodifications

commodification (singular)
commodifications (plural)

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


reclarify

reclarify (canonical)
reclarifies (third-person singular)
reclarified (past)
reclarified (past participle)
reclarifying (present participle)

If you reclarify something, you clarify it again.


fattiest

The superlative form of fatty; most fatty.


figurine

A figurine is a small carved or molded figure.


victorious

victorious (positive)
more victorious (comparative)
most victorious (superlative)

If a person is victorious, they are the winner in a contest, war, etc.


glycerine

glycerine (singular)
glycerines (plural)

Glycerine is a sweet byproduct of making soap. This chemical is also called glycerol, or E422. It has many uses.


dance on someone's grave

If you dance on someone's grave, you celebrate their death or downfall triumphantly.


glycerines

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


feted

The past tense and past participle of fete.


urbanises

The third-person singular form of urbanise.


elegantly

If something is done elegantly, it is done in an elegant manner.


serenading

serenade (canonical)
serenades (third-person singular)
serenaded (past)
serenaded (past participle)
serenading (present participle)


credulities

credulity (singular)
credulities (plural)

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


triumphantly

If you triumphantly, you do it in a triumphant manner.


temperament

A person's temperament is their usual way of thinking or behaving.


triumphant

triumphant (positive)
more triumphant (comparative)
most triumphant (superlative)

If a person's actions are triumphant, the are celebrating the victory of something.


pavement

A pavement is the paved path that a pedestrian uses, it is located beside a road.


consciously

If something is done consciously, it is done in a conscious manner.


serenaded

The past tense and past participle of serenade.


love interest

love interest (singular)
love interests (plural)

A person's love interest is someone who is a potential partner in love.


tackier

tacky (positive)
tackier (comparative)
tackiest (superlative)

The comparative form of tacky; more tacky.


brutally

If something is done brutally, it is done in a brutal manner.


thereof

Thereof shows a relationship to something already mentioned: 'of it' or 'of that.'

We spoke about our free time or the lack thereof.

They blamed the UN and all agencies which are a part thereof.


silkier

silky (positive)
silkier (comparative)
silkiest (superlative)

The comparative form of silky; more silky.


incredulity

Incredulity is the unwillingness or inability to believe something.


fetes

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


credulity

Credulity is the willingness or ability to believe something.


silkiest

The superlative form of silky; most silky.


serenades

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


serenades

The third-person singular form of serenade.


skeezier

skeezy (positive)
skeezier (comparative)
skeeziest (superlative)

The comparative form of skeezy; more skeezy.


perjury

If a person commits perjury, they deliberately give of false or misleading testimony under oath.


tackiest

The superlative form of tacky; most tacky.


skeeziest

The superlative form of skeezy; most skeezy.


commodification

Commodification is the assignment of a commercial value to something previously valueless.


affidavits

affidavit (singular)
affidavits (plural)

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


tea-pot

A tea-pot is a vessel for brewing and serving tea.


wreckages

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


tubbed

tub (canonical)
tubs (third-person singular)
tubbed (past)
tubbed (past participle)
tubbing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of tub.


retrained

retrain (canonical)
retrains (third-person singular)
retrained (past)
retrained (past participle)
retraining (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of retrain.


colitis

Colitis is the inflammation of the colon.


casseroles

casserole (singular)
casseroles (plural)

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


warranties

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


in-

In- is used to mean the opposite of something.

correct; incorrect

expensive; inexpensive


teapot

A teapot is a vessel for brewing and serving tea.


cautiously

If something is done cautiously, it is done in a cautious manner.


affiants

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


ir-

Ir- is used to mean the opposite of something.

rational; irrational

responsible; irresponsible


duplicitous

duplicitous (positive)
more duplicitous (comparative)
most duplicitous (superlative)

A duplicitous person is someone who deliberately make somebody believe something that is not true.


public office

public office (singular)
public offices (plural)

Public office is a position or occupation involving responsibility to the public, usually referring to a job within the government.


coituses

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


bronchitis

Bronchitis' is an inflammation of the bronchi of the lungs.


tea pot

A tea pot is a vessel for brewing and serving tea.


despicable

despicable (positive)
more despicable (comparative)
most despicable (superlative)

A despicable person is someone who deserves to be despised.


espousing

espouse (canonical)
espouses (third-person singular)
espoused (past)
espoused (past participle)
espousing (present participle)


warranty

A warranty is a guarantee that spans a period of time. It is provided to someone who buys a product, which states that repairs will be provided free of charge in case of damage or a fault.


fete

A fete is a festival open to the public.


fete

fete (canonical)
fetes (third-person singular)
feted (past)
feted (past participle)
feting (present participle)

If you fete a person, you celebrate them.


perjuries

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


tubs

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


Scandinavians

Scandinavian (singular)
Scandinavians (plural)

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


enlargement

enlargement (singular)
enlargements (plural)

Enlargement is the act or instance of making something larger.


toothpastes

toothpaste (singular)
toothpastes (plural)

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


insanely

If something is done insanely, it is done in an insane way.


affiant

An affiant is the individual witness whose statement is confirmed by oath and is used as evidence in court.


urbanise

urbanise (canonical)
urbanises (third-person singular)
urbanised (past)
urbanised (past participle)
urbanising (present participle)

If you urbanise something, you make it more urban.


tacky

If something is tacky, it is slightly sticky.


reprocesses

reprocess (canonical)
reprocesses (third-person singular)
reprocessed (past)
reprocessed (past participle)
reprocessing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reprocess.


casserole

Casserole is a kind of large, deep pan or bowl that is used for cooking a variety of dishes in the oven.


republishes

republish (canonical)
republishes (third-person singular)
republished (past)
republished (past participle)
republishing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of republish.


sacredly

If something is done sacredly, it is done in a sacred way.


sacrednesses

sacredness (singular)
sacrednesses (plural)

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


Icelandics

Icelandic (singular)
Icelandics (plural)

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


affidavit

affidavit (singular)
affidavits (plural)

An affidavit is a signed document where an affiant makes a sworn statement.


impeachable

impeachable (positive)
more impeachable (comparative)
most impeachable (superlative)

If something is impeachable, it can be impeached or accused.


rationally

If something is done rationally, it is done in a rational way.


reprocessed

The past tense and past participle of reprocess.


serializations

serialization (singular)
serializations (plural)

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


republished

The past tense and past participle of republish.


serialisations

serialisation (singular)
serialisations (plural)

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


exclusions

exclusion (singular)
exclusions (plural)

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


summarisations

summarisation (singular)
summarisations (plural)

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


unsawn

If something is unsawn, it has not been cut with a saw.


spanning

span (canonical)
spans (third-person singular)
spanned (past)
spanned (past participle)
spanning (present participle)


retraining

retrain (canonical)
retrains (third-person singular)
retrained (past)
retrained (past participle)
retraining (present participle)


sanely

If something is done sanely, it is done in a sane way.


redials

redialed (past)
redialed (past participle)
redialing (present participle)
redial (canonical)
redials (third-person singular)
redialled (past)
redialled (past participle)
redialling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of redial.


silky

silky (positive)
silkier (comparative)
silkiest (superlative)

If something is silky, it is similar in appearance or texture to silk.


adviseable

adviseable (positive)
more adviseable (comparative)
most adviseable (superlative)

If something is adviseable, then it is wise to do it, or it should be done.


redial

If you redial a number, you dial it again.


toastings

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


thornier

thorny (positive)
thornier (comparative)
thorniest (superlative)

The comparative form of thorny; more thorny.


irrationally

If something is done irrationally, it is done in an irrational way.


nitroglycerine

Nitroglycerine is a type of explosive that is made by mixing nitric acid and glycerol.

Nitroglycerine is a medicine used by people with heart disease.


unimpeachable

unimpeachable (positive)
more unimpeachable (comparative)
most unimpeachable (superlative)

If something is unimpeachable, it cannot be doubted or questioned.


retrains

The third-person singular form of retrain.


retrain

If you retrain a person, you train them again.


skeezy

skeezier (comparative)
skeeziest (superlative)
skeezy (positive)
more skeezy (comparative)
most skeezy (superlative)

A skeezy person is someone who is despicable and tasteless.


toothbrushes

toothbrush (singular)
toothbrushes (plural)

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


card games

card game (singular)
card games (plural)

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


summarizations

summarization (singular)
summarizations (plural)

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


scandalized

scandalize (canonical)
scandalizes (third-person singular)
scandalized (past)
scandalized (past participle)
scandalizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of scandalize.


buddies

buddy (canonical)
buddies (third-person singular)
buddied (past)
buddied (past participle)
buddying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of buddy.


scandalising

scandalise (canonical)
scandalises (third-person singular)
scandalised (past)
scandalised (past participle)
scandalising (present participle)


recrush

recrush (canonical)
recrushes (third-person singular)
recrushed (past)
recrushed (past participle)
recrushing (present participle)

If you recrush something, you crush it again.


unscrambling

unscramble (canonical)
unscrambles (third-person singular)
unscrambled (past)
unscrambled (past participle)
unscrambling (present participle)


supernumerary

supernumerary (singular)
supernumeraries (plural)

A supernumerary is a person who works in a group or public office without forming part of the regular staff.


supernumerary

If A is supernumerary, it is greater in number than B.


nighttimes

nighttime (singular)
nighttimes (plural)

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


toothbrush

Toothbrush is a brush that is used with a toothpaste to clean the teeth.


shepherdesses

shepherdess (singular)
shepherdesses (plural)

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


day in and day out

Something that occurs day in and day out happens daily or constantly.


scandalises

The third-person singular form of scandalise.


thorniest

The superlative form of thorny; most thorny.


toothpaste

toothpaste (singular)
toothpastes (plural)

Toothpaste is a paste that is used with a toothbrush to clean the teeth.


unscrambles

The third-person singular form of unscramble.


coordinate clause

A coordinate clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb and it is in coordinate function.


unease

Unease is the feeling of being anxious or discontented.


card game

A card game is any game that is played with playing cards.


serenade

A serenade is a song that is sung directly to one's love interest.


serenade

serenade (canonical)
serenades (third-person singular)
serenaded (past)
serenaded (past participle)
serenading (present participle)

If you serenade for a person, you sing or play a serenade for them.


spanned

span (canonical)
spans (third-person singular)
spanned (past)
spanned (past participle)
spanning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of span.


unscrambled

The past tense and past participle of unscramble.


gladlier

gladly (positive)
gladlier (comparative)
Superlativegladliest

The comparative form of gladly; more gladly.


sermonising

sermonise (canonical)
sermonises (third-person singular)
sermonised (past)
sermonised (past participle)
sermonising (present participle)


main clause

A main clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb and it can form a sentence.


independent clause

An independent clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb and it can form a sentence.


tranquil

tranquil (positive)
more tranquil (comparative)
most tranquil (superlative)

Tranquil is being free from emotional or mental disturbance.


harangued

harangue (canonical)
harangues (third-person singular)
harangued (past)
harangued (past participle)
haranguing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of harangue.


reprocess

reprocess (canonical)
reprocesses (third-person singular)
reprocessed (past)
reprocessed (past participle)
reprocessing (present participle)

If you reprocess something, you process it again.


scandalised

The past tense and past participle of scandalise.


scandalizes

The third-person singular form of scandalize.


harangues

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


harangues

The third-person singular form of harangue.


exclusion

exclusion (singular)
exclusions (plural)

Exclusion is the act of excluding someone from an activity.


sermonizes

sermonize (canonical)
sermonizes (third-person singular)
sermonized (past)
sermonized (past participle)
sermonizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of sermonize.


sacredness

sacredness (singular)
sacrednesses (plural)

The sacredness of something is how sacred it is.


spans

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


nighttime

Nighttime is the time when the moon is out; when it isn't in the day.

Right now it is nighttime in London.


sermonises

The third-person singular form of sermonise.


one-third

One-third is one of three equals parts of a whole.


one third

One third is one of three equals parts of a whole.


republish

republish (canonical)
republishes (third-person singular)
republished (past)
republished (past participle)
republishing (present participle)

If you republish something, you publish it again.


gladliest

The superlative form of gladly; most gladly.


two thirds

Two-thirds is two of three equals parts of a whole.


buddied

buddy (canonical)
buddies (third-person singular)
buddied (past)
buddied (past participle)
buddying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of buddy.


-al

-al is added to words, usually nouns, to form an adjective.

cranium + -al = cranial

-al is added to an action verb to form a noun.

propose + -al = proposal

deny + -al = denial


studded

stud (canonical)
studs (third-person singular)
studded (past)
studded (past participle)
studding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of stud.


two-thirds

Two-third is two of three equals parts of a whole.


one fifth

One fifth is one of five equals parts of a whole.


eagerly

If something is done eagerly, it is done in an eager manner.


scandalizing

scandalize (canonical)
scandalizes (third-person singular)
scandalized (past)
scandalized (past participle)
scandalizing (present participle)


gladly

If something is done gladly, it is done happily or willingly.


craniums

cranium (singular)
craniums or crania (plural)

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


one eighth

One eighth is one of eight equals parts of a whole.


serialization

serialization (singular)
serializations (plural)

Serialization is the process of serializing something.


tub

A tub is a container with a flat bottom. It is used for storing or packing things.


tub

tub (canonical)
tubs (third-person singular)
tubbed (past)
tubbed (past participle)
tubbing (present participle)

If you tub something, you store it in a tub.


one-seventh

One-seventh is one of seven equals parts of a whole.


one-ninth

One-ninth is one of nine equals parts of a whole.


one ninth

One ninth is one of nine equals parts of a whole.


1,000th is an abbreviation of thousandth.


one-tenth

One-tenth is one of ten equals parts of a whole.


untoasted

If something is untoasted, it is not toasted.


one tenth

One tenth is one of ten equals parts of a whole.


serialisation

serialisation (singular)
serialisations (plural)

Serialisation is the process of serialising something.


tramping

tramp (canonical)
tramps (third-person singular)
tramped (past)
tramped (past participle)
tramping (present participle)


unburnt

If something is unburnt, it is not burnt.


one sixth

One sixth is one of six equals parts of a whole.


unrealized

If something is unrealized, it is possible to be achieve but has yet to be achieved.


varnishing

varnish (canonical)
varnishes (third-person singular)
varnished (past)
varnished (past participle)
varnishing (present participle)


one fourth

One fourth is one of four equals parts of a whole.


applaudable

applaudable (positive)
more applaudable (comparative)
most applaudable (superlative)

If something is applaudable, it worthy of being applauded.


gladnesses

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


one-sixth

One-sixth is one of six equals parts of a whole.


tramped

The past tense and past participle of tramp.


commendable

commendable (positive)
more commendable (comparative)
most commendable (superlative)

If something is commendable, it worthy of being commended.


one quarter

One quarter is one of four equals parts of a whole.


one seventh

One seventh is one of seven equals parts of a whole.


shepherdess

shepherdess (singular)
shepherdesses (plural)


subsuming

subsume (canonical)
subsumes (third-person singular)
subsumed (past)
subsumed (past participle)
subsuming (present participle)


appliable

appliable (positive)
more appliable (comparative)
most appliable (superlative)

If something is appliable, it can be applied.


subsumed

The past tense and past participle of subsume.


moral compasses

moral compass (singular)
moral compasses (plural)

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


weldable

weldable (positive)
more weldable (comparative)
most weldable (superlative)

If something is weldable, it can be welded.


subsume

If A subsumes B, B is included or absorbed into A.


subsumes

The third-person singular form of subsume.


one-fourth

One-fourth is one of four equals parts of a whole.


sermonize

sermonize (canonical)
sermonizes (third-person singular)
sermonized (past)
sermonized (past participle)
sermonizing (present participle)

If you sermonize a person, you give tell them how they should behave so as to be a better person.


sermonise

sermonise (canonical)
sermonises (third-person singular)
sermonised (past)
sermonised (past participle)
sermonising (present participle)

If you sermonise a person, you give tell them how they should behave so as to be a better person.


studding

stud (canonical)
studs (third-person singular)
studded (past)
studded (past participle)
studding (present participle)


hundredths

hundredth (singular)
hundredths (plural)

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


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summarisation

summarisation (singular)
summarisations (plural)

Summarisation is the act or process of summarising something.


moral compass

The moral compass of a person is their ability to know what is right and what is wrong so that they can act accordingly.


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morally

If something is done morally, it is done within the requirements in terms of morals or ethics.


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recrop

recrop (canonical)
recrops (third-person singular)
recropped (past)
recropped (past participle)
recropping (present participle)

If you recrop something, you crop it again.


cranium

cranium (singular)
craniums or crania (plural)

The cranium of the skull is made up of the bones enclosing the brain, but not including the bones of the face or jaw.


thousandths

thousandth (singular)
thousandths (plural)

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


wreckage

The wreckage of something, is the remains or debris of it after it has been severely damaged or destroyed.


republishing

republish (canonical)
republishes (third-person singular)
republished (past)
republished (past participle)
republishing (present participle)


variances

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


summarization

summarization (singular)
summarizations (plural)

Summarization is the act or process of summarizing something.


wearier

weary (positive)
wearier (comparative)
weariest (superlative)

The comparative form of weary; more weary.


weariest

The superlative form of weary; most weary.


standings

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


unscramble

unscramble (canonical)
unscrambles (third-person singular)
unscrambled (past)
unscrambled (past participle)
unscrambling (present participle)

If you unscramble something, you reverse the process of scrambling it.


zeroth

Something is zeroth place is in a position that precedes the first.


scandalize

scandalize (canonical)
scandalizes (third-person singular)
scandalized (past)
scandalized (past participle)
scandalizing (present participle)

If you scandalize someone, you cause great offense to them.


millionths

millionth (singular)
millionths (plural)

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


cranial

If something is cranial, it is related to the cranium or skull.

cranial fracture


Scandinavian

Scandinavian (positive)
more Scandinavian (comparative)
most Scandinavian (superlative)

If something is Scandinavian, it is about Scandinavia or the people living there.


Scandinavian

Scandinavian (singular)
Scandinavians (plural)

If someone is a Scandinavian, he or she is from Scandinavia.

I am a Scandinavian.


variance

Variance is the difference between what is expected and what is observed.


smorgasbords

smorgasbord (singular)
smorgasbords (plural)

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


span

Span is the full width of an open hand, it is used as an informal unit of length.

A small space or a brief portion of time.

He has a short attention span and gets bored within minutes.


span

span (canonical)
spans (third-person singular)
spanned (past)
spanned (past participle)
spanning (present participle)

If A spans between or across B, A extends through the distance between or across B.

The suspension bridge spanned the canyon.


boars

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


harangue

A harangue is a lengthy and aggressive speech.


harangue

harangue (canonical)
harangues (third-person singular)
harangued (past)
harangued (past participle)
haranguing (present participle)

If you harangue a person, you lecture them with a lengthy and aggressive speech.


subdominants

subdominant (singular)
subdominants (plural)

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


scandalise

scandalise (canonical)
scandalises (third-person singular)
scandalised (past)
scandalised (past participle)
scandalising (present participle)

If you scandalise someone, you cause great offense to them.


printing presses

printing press (singular)
printing presses (plural)

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


billionths

billionth (singular)
billionths (plural)

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


sermonised

sermonise (canonical)
sermonises (third-person singular)
sermonised (past)
sermonised (past participle)
sermonising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sermonise.


one-fifth

One-fifth is one of five equals parts of a whole.


readiness

The readiness of a person is how ready they are.


stupidities

stupidity (singular)
stupidities (plural)

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


displeasure

Displeasure is a feeling of being displeased with something or someone.


Icelandic

Icelandic is a language spoken by around 330 thousand people, mainly in Iceland.


Icelandic

Icelandic (positive)
more Icelandic (comparative)
most Icelandic (superlative)

If something is Icelandic, it is about Iceland or the people living there.

I am Icelandic.


Icelandic

Icelandic (singular)
Icelandics (plural)

If someone is an Icelandic, he or she is from Iceland.

I am an Icelandic.


sensibilities

sensibility (singular)
sensibilities (plural)

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


containments

containment (singular)
containments (plural)

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


detachments

detachment (singular)
detachments (plural)

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


printing press

A printing press is a mechanical device that is used for printing text or images repeatedly.


cankles

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


silently

If something is done silently, it is done without making any noise.


unrealised

If something is unrealised, it is possible to be achieve but has yet to be achieved.


the British Empire


demarcations

demarcation (singular)
demarcations (plural)

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


the Commonwealth


predominant

predominant (positive)
more predominant (comparative)
most predominant (superlative)

If something is predominant, it is common or widespread.

If something is predominant, it is significant or important.


buddy

A buddy is a friend or casual acquaintance.

Buddy is an informal and friendly address to a stranger.


buddy

buddy (canonical)
buddies (third-person singular)
buddied (past)
buddied (past participle)
buddying (present participle)

If you buddy up with someone, you become their buddy (sense 1 or 2).


wearied

weary (canonical)
wearies (third-person singular)
wearied (past)
wearied (past participle)
wearying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of weary.


if and only if

When two statements A and B are logically equivalent, if and only if can be used to conjoin these two statements.

A rectangle is a square if and only if all four of its sides have the same length.


wearies

The third-person singular form of weary.


colonial

If something is colonial, it is related to a colony.


millionth

The millionth thing is something that is number one million (1,000,000) in order.


millionth

millionth (singular)
millionths (plural)

A millionth of something is one of million equal parts of that thing.


desirable

desirable (positive)
more desirable (comparative)
most desirable (superlative)

If something is desirable, it is worthy to be desired.


one-eighth

One-eighth is one of eight equals parts of a whole.


fatty

fatty (positive)
fattier (comparative)
fattiest (superlative)


garroting

garrote (canonical)
garrotes (third-person singular)
garroted (past)
garroted (past participle)
garroting (present participle)


woodland

That area is covered in woodland.


smorgasbord

smorgasbord (singular)
smorgasbords (plural)

A smorgasbord is a Swedish-style buffet that comprises a variety of cold sandwiches and other dishes.

A smorgasbord is wide variety of things.


demarcation

Demarcation is the act of marking a boundary of something.


thousandth

The thousandth thing is something that is number one thousand (1,000) in order.


thousandth

thousandth (singular)
thousandths (plural)

A thousandth of something is one of thousand equal parts of that thing.


uprooted

uproot (canonical)
uproots (third-person singular)
uprooted (past)
uprooted (past participle)
uprooting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of uproot.


Commonwealth

The Commonwealth or the Commonwealth is a confederation of countries that is linked to the British Empire.


billionth

The billionth thing is something that is number one billion (US: 1,000,000,000; UK 1,000,000,000,000) in order.


billionth

billionth (singular)
billionths (plural)

A billionth of something is one of billion equal parts of that thing.


boar

A boar is the wild ancestor of the domesticated pig, a wild boar.


takings

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


hundredth

The hundredth thing is something that is number one hundred (100) in order.

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hundredth

hundredth (singular)
hundredths (plural)

A hundredth of something is one of hundred equal parts of that thing.


slackening

slacken (canonical)
slackens (third-person singular)
slackened (past)
slackened (past participle)
slackening (present participle)


varnished

varnish (canonical)
varnishes (third-person singular)
varnished (past)
varnished (past participle)
varnishing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of varnish.


slackens

The third-person singular form of slacken.


cankle

A cankle is an obese or swollen ankle that blends into the calf without clear demarcation.


seniorities

seniority (singular)
seniorities (plural)

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


one-quarter

One-quarter is one of four equals parts of a whole.


unopposed

If something is done unopposed, it is done with little or no opposition.

If a runs for an office unopposed, they run without an opponent.


British Empire

The British Empire was the United Kingdom and its overseas territories and colonies.


synchronizations

synchronization (singular)
synchronizations (plural)

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


fire trucks

fire truck (singular)
fire trucks (plural)

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


uproots

The third-person singular form of uproot.


synchronisations

synchronisation (singular)
synchronisations (plural)

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


passers-by

passer-by (singular)
passers-by (plural)

The plural form of passer-by; more than one (kind of) passer-by.


cosines

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


slackened

The past tense and past participle of slacken.


garrottes

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


garrottes

garrotte (canonical)
garrottes (third-person singular)
garrotted (past)
garrotted (past participle)
garrotting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of garrotte.


delimited

delimit (canonical)
delimits (third-person singular)
delimited (past)
delimited (past participle)
delimiting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of delimit.


demarcating

demarcate (canonical)
demarcates (third-person singular)
demarcated (past)
demarcated (past participle)
demarcating (present participle)


sensibility

sensibility (singular)
sensibilities (plural)

The sensibility of a person is their ability to sense or feel.


delimits

The third-person singular form of delimit.


pointlessly

If something is done pointlessly, it is done without any purpose.


needlessly

If something is done needlessly, it is done to beyond what is needed.


subsisting

subsist (canonical)
subsists (third-person singular)
subsisted (past)
subsisted (past participle)
subsisting (present participle)


containment

containment (singular)
containments (plural)

Containment is the state of being contained.


sieved

sieve (canonical)
sieves (third-person singular)
sieved (past)
sieved (past participle)
sieving (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sieve.


weariness

The weariness of a person is how tired or fatigued they are.


subsisted

The past tense and past participle of subsist.


mis-

mis- is a prefix added to words and means that something is done badly, wrongly or incorrectly.

mis- is a prefix added to words and means that something is done accidentally.


co-

co- is a prefix added to verbs and means that something is done together or mutually.


fire truck

A fire truck is a truck that firemen use to help put out fires.

The fire truck went quickly through the streets.


hypotenuses

hypotenuse (singular)
hypotenuses (plural)

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


seniority

The seniority of a person is a measurement of how long they have been in an organization as compared to other members.


demarcates

The third-person singular form of demarcate.


millilitres

millilitre (singular)
millilitres (plural)

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


subsides

subside (canonical)
subsides (third-person singular)
subsided (past)
subsided (past participle)
subsiding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of subside.


subsists

The third-person singular form of subsist.


milliamperes

milliampere (singular)
milliamperes (plural)

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


millijoules

millijoule (singular)
millijoules (plural)

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


milliohms

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


stupidity

stupidity (singular)
stupidities (plural)

The stupidity of a person is how stupid they are.


demarcated

The past tense and past participle of demarcate.


milliliters

milliliter (singular)
milliliters (plural)

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


subsist

If a person subsists, they survive on little resources.


delimit

If you delimit something, you mark the limits or boundaries of something.


milliseconds

millisecond (singular)
milliseconds (plural)

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


unnecessarily

un- + necessary + -ly
unnecessary + necessarily

ety-affix

If something is done unnecessarily, is can be avoided or not be done.


CAT:T


pointless

If something is pointless, it does not have a point or a sharp tip.

If something is pointless, it has purpose.


weary

weary (positive)
wearier (comparative)
weariest (superlative)

If a person is weary, they are very tired of fatigued.


weary

weary (canonical)
wearies (third-person singular)
wearied (past)
wearied (past participle)
wearying (present participle)

If you weary a person, you make them very tired of fatigued.


garroted

garrote (canonical)
garrotes (third-person singular)
garroted (past)
garroted (past participle)
garroting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of garrote.


sieves

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


sieves

The third-person singular form of sieve.


cosigned

cosign (canonical)
cosigns (third-person singular)
cosigned (past)
cosigned (past participle)
cosigning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of cosign.


cosigns

The third-person singular form of cosign.


slacken

slacken (canonical)
slackens (third-person singular)
slackened (past)
slackened (past participle)
slackening (present participle)

If something slackens, it decreases in intensity gradually.


misdirecting

misdirect (canonical)
misdirects (third-person singular)
misdirected (past)
misdirected (past participle)
misdirecting (present participle)


hypotenuse

The hypotenuse is the side of a right triangle opposite the right angle.


needless

If something is needless, it is not needed.


CAT:UNBLOCK


subsided

The past tense and past participle of subside.


CAT:M


synchronization

synchronization (singular)
synchronizations (plural)

Synchronization is the state of being synchronized


H:ARC


H:CHANGE


needful

needful (positive)
more needful (comparative)
most needful (superlative)

If something is needful, it is needed or necessary.


synchronisation

synchronisation (singular)
synchronisations (plural)

Synchronisation is the state of being synchronised


CAT:RULE


CAT:BOT


CAT:DBR


misdirects

The third-person singular form of misdirect.


detachment

detachment (singular)
detachments (plural)

Detachment is the act of detaching from something.

A detachment is the separation of a military unit sent for a particular mission.

A detachment is the unit that is dispatched.


misbrewed

misbrew (canonical)
misbrews (third-person singular)
misbrewed (past)
misbrewed (past participle)
misbrewing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of misbrew.


misinformed

misinform (canonical)
misinforms (third-person singular)
misinformed (past)
misinformed (past participle)
misinforming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of misinform.


misbrews

The third-person singular form of misbrew.


milliampere

milliampere (singular)
milliamperes (plural)

A milliampere one-thousandth of a ampere.


misapplying

misapply (canonical)
misapplies (third-person singular)
misapplied (past)
misapplied (past participle)
misapplying (present participle)


misapplied

The past tense and past participle of misapply.


misapplies

The third-person singular form of misapply.


misinforms

The third-person singular form of misinform.


cosine

The cosine is the ratio of the length of the side adjacent to an acute angle to the length of the hypotenuse.


mutually

If something is done mutually, it is done in a shared manner and affects all parties the same way.

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misbuilded

misbuild (canonical)
misbuilds (third-person singular)
misbuilded (past)
misbuilded (past participle)
misbuilding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of misbuild.


misdirected

The past tense and past participle of misdirect.


millijoule

millijoule (singular)
millijoules (plural)


millilitre

millilitre (singular)
millilitres (plural)


misapply

If you misapply something, you apply it incorrectly.


subside

subside (canonical)
subsides (third-person singular)
subsided (past)
subsided (past participle)
subsiding (present participle)

If something subsides, it sinks to the bottom.

If something subsides, it falls downward.

If something subsides, it becomes calm again.


misgroups

misgroup (canonical)
misgroups (third-person singular)
misgrouped (past)
misgrouped (past participle)
misgrouping (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misgroup.


misfiling

misfile (canonical)
misfiles (third-person singular)
misfiled (past)
misfiled (past participle)
misfiling (present participle)


misguiding

misguide (canonical)
misguides (third-person singular)
misguided (past)
misguided (past participle)
misguiding (present participle)


miseducated

miseducate (canonical)
miseducates (third-person singular)
miseducated (past)
miseducated (past participle)
miseducating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of miseducate.


misguides

The third-person singular form of misguide.


misdisposes

misdispose (canonical)
misdisposes (third-person singular)
misdisposed (past)
misdisposed (past participle)
misdisposing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misdispose.


misgrouped

The past tense and past participle of misgroup.


misdisposed

The past tense and past participle of misdispose.


uproot

uproot (canonical)
uproots (third-person singular)
uprooted (past)
uprooted (past participle)
uprooting (present participle)

If you uproot something, you tear up or remove a plant by the roots.

If you uproot something, you destroy it. .


miscalibrating

miscalibrate (canonical)
miscalibrates (third-person singular)
miscalibrated (past)
miscalibrated (past participle)
miscalibrating (present participle)


millisecond

millisecond (singular)
milliseconds (plural)

A millisecond one-thousandth of a second.


milliliter

milliliter (singular)
milliliters (plural)


misoperating

misoperate (canonical)
misoperates (third-person singular)
misoperated (past)
misoperated (past participle)
misoperating (present participle)


misguided

The past tense and past participle of misguide.


mislabelled

mislabel (canonical)
mislabels (third-person singular)
mislabelled (past)
mislabelled (past participle)
mislabelling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of mislabel.


misoperates

The third-person singular form of misoperate.


sieve

A sieve is a device with a mesh bottom to separate larger particles from smaller ones, or to separate solids from a liquid.


sieve

sieve (canonical)
sieves (third-person singular)
sieved (past)
sieved (past participle)
sieving (present participle)

If you sieve something, you put it through a sieve.


misfiled

The past tense and past participle of misfile.


regrafted

regraft (canonical)
regrafts (third-person singular)
regrafted (past)
regrafted (past participle)
regrafting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of regraft.


rehires

rehire (canonical)
rehires (third-person singular)
rehired (past)
rehired (past participle)
rehiring (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rehire.


miscalibrates

The third-person singular form of miscalibrate.


mislabeling

mislabel (canonical)
mislabels (third-person singular)
mislabeled (past)
mislabeled (past participle)
mislabeling (present participle)


misbuilds

misbuild (canonical)
misbuilds (third-person singular)
misbuilded (past)
misbuilded (past participle)
misbuilding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of misbuild.


azures

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


rehired

The past tense and past participle of rehire.


sermonized

sermonize (canonical)
sermonizes (third-person singular)
sermonized (past)
sermonized (past participle)
sermonizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sermonize.


miscalibrated

The past tense and past participle of miscalibrate.


dottier

dotty (positive)
dottier (comparative)
dottiest (superlative)

The comparative form of dotty; more dotty.


continuums

continuum (singular)
continuums or continua (plural)

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


regreeting

regreet (canonical)
regreets (third-person singular)
regreeted (past)
regreeted (past participle)
regreeting (present participle)


conifers

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


miseducates

miseducate (canonical)
miseducates (third-person singular)
miseducated (past)
miseducated (past participle)
miseducating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of miseducate.


misoperated

The past tense and past participle of misoperate.


resurfacing

resurface (canonical)
resurfaces (third-person singular)
resurfaced (past)
resurfaced (past participle)
resurfacing (present participle)


commodores

commodore (singular)
commodores (plural)

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


petrochemicals

petrochemical (singular)
petrochemicals (plural)

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


reburied

rebury (canonical)
reburies (third-person singular)
reburied (past)
reburied (past participle)
reburying (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rebury.


misdisposing

misdispose (canonical)
misdisposes (third-person singular)
misdisposed (past)
misdisposed (past participle)
misdisposing (present participle)


resurfaced

The past tense and past participle of resurface.


rehinged

rehinge (canonical)
rehinges (third-person singular)
rehinged (past)
rehinged (past participle)
rehinging (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rehinge.


misdirect

misdirect (canonical)
misdirects (third-person singular)
misdirected (past)
misdirected (past participle)
misdirecting (present participle)

If you misdirect a person, you direct them with towards the wrong direction.


regrafts

The third-person singular form of regraft.


misdispose

If you misdispose something, you dispose it incorrectly.


misgroup

misgroup (canonical)
misgroups (third-person singular)
misgrouped (past)
misgrouped (past participle)
misgrouping (present participle)

If you misgroup something, you group it incorrectly.


regreeted

The past tense and past participle of regreet.


mislabelling

mislabel (canonical)
mislabels (third-person singular)
mislabelled (past)
mislabelled (past participle)
mislabelling (present participle)


incarnating

incarnate (canonical)
incarnates (third-person singular)
incarnated (past)
incarnated (past participle)
incarnating (present participle)


rehijacked

rehijack (canonical)
rehijacks (third-person singular)
rehijacked (past)
rehijacked (past participle)
rehijacking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rehijack.


azure

Azure is the clear blue color of the sky.


dottiest

The superlative form of dotty; most dotty.


rehoisted

rehoist (canonical)
rehoists (third-person singular)
rehoisted (past)
rehoisted (past participle)
rehoisting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rehoist.


burgundies

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


incarnates

The third-person singular form of incarnate.


regraphed

regraph (canonical)
regraphs (third-person singular)
regraphed (past)
regraphed (past participle)
regraphing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of regraph.


misbuild

misbuild (canonical)
misbuilds (third-person singular)
misbuilded (past)
misbuilded (past participle)
misbuilding (present participle)

If you misbuild something, you build it incorrectly.


rehoists

The third-person singular form of rehoist.


miscalibrate

miscalibrate (canonical)
miscalibrates (third-person singular)
miscalibrated (past)
miscalibrated (past participle)
miscalibrating (present participle)

If you miscalibrate something, you calibrate it incorrectly.


regraphs

The third-person singular form of regraph.


petrochemists

petrochemist (singular)
petrochemists (plural)

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


criminologists

criminologist (singular)
criminologists (plural)

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


regreets

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


regreets

regreet (canonical)
regreets (third-person singular)
regreeted (past)
regreeted (past participle)
regreeting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of regreet.


redrilling

redrill (canonical)
redrills (third-person singular)
redrilled (past)
redrilled (past participle)
redrilling (present participle)


noticeably

If something is done noticeably, it is done in a noticeable way.

If something is done noticeably, it is done in an extent where it is sufficient to be noticed.


rehire

rehire (canonical)
rehires (third-person singular)
rehired (past)
rehired (past participle)
rehiring (present participle)

If you rehire something, you hire it again.


inorganic chemistry

Inorganic chemistry is the study of chemical elements and inorganic compounds.


redrills

The third-person singular form of redrill.


misguide

misguide (canonical)
misguides (third-person singular)
misguided (past)
misguided (past participle)
misguiding (present participle)

If you misguide someone, you guide them incorrectly.


synchronous

synchronous (positive)
more synchronous (comparative)
most synchronous (superlative)

If two things are synchronous, they occur at the same time or frequency.


continua

continuum (singular)
continuums or continua (plural)

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


rehijacks

The third-person singular form of rehijack.


petty crime

Petty crime is a crime that is considered to be less serious.


petrochemical

petrochemical (singular)
petrochemicals (plural)

A petrochemical is a chemical made from petroleum.


petrochemistry

The branch of chemistry which is about petroleum and natural gas.


oceanographers

oceanographer (singular)
oceanographers (plural)

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


reformulating

reformulate (canonical)
reformulates (third-person singular)
reformulated (past)
reformulated (past participle)
reformulating (present participle)


rechecked

recheck (canonical)
rechecks (third-person singular)
rechecked (past)
rechecked (past participle)
rechecking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of recheck.


reburies

rebury (canonical)
reburies (third-person singular)
reburied (past)
reburied (past participle)
reburying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of rebury.


organic chemistry

Organic chemistry is the study of chemical compounds that contain carbon.


reformulates

The third-person singular form of reformulate.


cryptographers

cryptographer (singular)
cryptographers (plural)

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


reincarnates

reincarnate (canonical)
reincarnates (third-person singular)
reincarnated (past)
reincarnated (past participle)
reincarnating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reincarnate.


reburnt

reburn (canonical)
reburns (third-person singular)
reburnt (past)
reburnt (past participle)
reburning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reburn.


rechecks

The third-person singular form of recheck.


reblasts

reblast (canonical)
reblasts (third-person singular)
reblasted (past)
reblasted (past participle)
reblasting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reblast.


burgundy

Burgundy is a color between dark red and purple.