foretell

foretell (canonical)
foretells (third-person singular)
foretold (past)
foretold (past participle)
foretelling (present participle)

If you foretell something, you predict that it will happen in future.


feints

feint (canonical)
feints (third-person singular)
feinted (past)
feinted (past participle)
feinting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of feint.


feints

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


feint

If you feint, you make a movement to confuse the opponent.


feint

A feint is a movement made to confuse the opponent.


hustling

hustle (canonical)
hustles (third-person singular)
hustled (past)
hustled (past participle)
hustling (present participle)


crossfires

crossfire (singular)
crossfires (plural)

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


toughens

toughen (canonical)
toughens (third-person singular)
toughened (past)
toughened (past participle)
toughening (present participle)

The third-person singular form of toughen.


dislodge

dislodge (canonical)
dislodges (third-person singular)
dislodged (past)
dislodged (past participle)
dislodging (present participle)

If you dislodge something, you remove or force it out from its position.


hustle

If you hustle, you push someone in a rough way.


hustles

The third-person singular form of hustle.


culprit

A culprit is the person or thing that is responsible for a crime or accident.

I have tightened the loose bolt that was the culprit; it should work now.


portending

portend (canonical)
portends (third-person singular)
portended (past)
portended (past participle)
portending (present participle)


presaging

presage (canonical)
presages (third-person singular)
presaged (past)
presaged (past participle)
presaging (present participle)


assented

assent (canonical)
assents (third-person singular)
assented (past)
assented (past participle)
assenting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of assent.


foretells

The third-person singular form of foretell.


trioxides

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


serialises

serialise (canonical)
serialises (third-person singular)
serialised (past)
serialised (past participle)
serialising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of serialise.


discretionary

discretionary (positive)
more discretionary (comparative)
most discretionary (superlative)

If something is discretionary, it is available at a person's discretion or judgment.


coroner

A coroner is an official who inquests into unnatural deaths.


liveable

liveable (positive)
more liveable (comparative)
most liveable (superlative)

If A makes B more liveable, it can be said that A makes B more bearable to live with.

If a place is liveable, its environment or climate is suitable for people to live in.

Port Moresby is not a very liveable city.


incubating

incubate (canonical)
incubates (third-person singular)
incubated (past)
incubated (past participle)
incubating (present participle)


slangs

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


by extension

If B follows A by extension, the causes or results of A can logically also apply to B.

The airport wants to increase the number of passenger and, by extension, the number of flights.


downed

down (canonical)
downs (third-person singular)
downed (past)
downed (past participle)
downing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of down.


epigraphists

epigraphist (singular)
epigraphists (plural)

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


serialised

The past tense and past participle of serialise.


revving

rev (canonical)
revs (third-person singular)
revved (past)
revved (past participle)
revving (present participle)


perjuring

perjure (canonical)
perjures (third-person singular)
perjured (past)
perjured (past participle)
perjuring (present participle)


proliferate

proliferate (canonical)
proliferates (third-person singular)
proliferated (past)
proliferated (past participle)
proliferating (present participle)

If something proliferates, it increases in number or spreads rapidly.


livable

livable (positive)
more livable (comparative)
most livable (superlative)

If A makes B more livable, it can be said that A makes B more bearable to live with.

If a place is livable, its environment or climate is suitable for people to live in.

Port Moresby is not a very livable city.


foreshown

foreshow (canonical)
foreshows (third-person singular)
foreshowed (past)
foreshown (past participle)
foreshowing (present participle)


runner ups

runner up (singular)
runner ups (plural)

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


epigraphist

An epigraphist is a person who studies ancient writings on a stone or other surface.


lose face

If you lose face, you are humiliated and lose the respect of others.


perjured

The past tense and past participle of perjure.


earful

If you give someone an earful, you scold or reprimand them.


unnatural

unnatural (positive)
more unnatural (comparative)
most unnatural (superlative)

If something is unnatural, it is not natural.

If something is unnatural, it does not exist in nature.

/ʌnˈnæt͡ʃərəl/


sublets

sublet (canonical)
sublets (third-person singular)
sublet (past)
sublet (past participle)
subletting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of sublet.


disembarked

disembark (canonical)
disembarks (third-person singular)
disembarked (past)
disembarked (past participle)
disembarking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of disembark.


soli

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


facelifts

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


incubated

The past tense and past participle of incubate.


epigraphy

Epigraphy is the study of ancient writings on a stone or other surface.


Soviet Union

The Soviet Union was a confederation of 15 countries called republics in Europe and Asia, which existed between 1922 and 1991.


Filipino

Filipino is the national language of the Philippines.

A Filipino is the citizen of the Philippines.


Filipino

Something or someone that is Filipino comes from the Philippines.

The Filipino currency is the Philippine peso.


crossfire

crossfire (singular)
crossfires (plural)

A crossfire is lines of fire from multiple positions that pass through a small area.


monoxides

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


culprits

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


sopping

sop (canonical)
sops (third-person singular)
sopped (past)
sopped (past participle)
sopping (present participle)


dioxides

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


dioxide

A dioxide is an oxide that has two oxygen atoms in each molecule.


feinting

feint (canonical)
feints (third-person singular)
feinted (past)
feinted (past participle)
feinting (present participle)


cheerier

cheery (positive)
cheerier (comparative)
cheeriest (superlative)

The comparative form of cheery; more cheery.


presages

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


presages

presage (canonical)
presages (third-person singular)
presaged (past)
presaged (past participle)
presaging (present participle)

The third-person singular form of presage.


expunging

expunge (canonical)
expunges (third-person singular)
expunged (past)
expunged (past participle)
expunging (present participle)


dispensaries

dispensary (singular)
dispensaries (plural)

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


respectful

respectful (positive)
more respectful (comparative)
most respectful (superlative)

A respectful person shows respect to others.


cheeriest

The superlative form of cheery; most cheery.


detectable

detectable (positive)
more detectable (comparative)
most detectable (superlative)

If something is detectable, it can be detected.


Vietnam

Vietnam is a country in Asia, the capital city is Hanoi.


disrespectful

disrespectful (positive)
more disrespectful (comparative)
most disrespectful (superlative)

A disrespectful person has a lack of respect.


monoxide

A dioxide is an oxide that has one oxygen atom in each molecule.


dismounting

dismount (canonical)
dismounts (third-person singular)
dismounted (past)
dismounted (past participle)
dismounting (present participle)


hustled

hustle (canonical)
hustles (third-person singular)
hustled (past)
hustled (past participle)
hustling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of hustle.


lawsuits

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


disqualifies

disqualify (canonical)
disqualifies (third-person singular)
disqualified (past)
disqualified (past participle)
disqualifying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of disqualify.


Bangkok

Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand.


earfuls

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


disarms

disarm (canonical)
disarms (third-person singular)
disarmed (past)
disarmed (past participle)
disarming (present participle)

The third-person singular form of disarm.


perjure

perjure (canonical)
perjures (third-person singular)
perjured (past)
perjured (past participle)
perjuring (present participle)

If you perjure, you knowingly make a false statement of witness in court.

He perjured himself.


dismounted

The past tense and past participle of dismount.


disembarks

The third-person singular form of disembark.


assents

assent (canonical)
assents (third-person singular)
assented (past)
assented (past participle)
assenting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of assent.


secondly

If you are somewhere secondly, you are in the second place.

He arrived at the office secondly, after the manager.


pho

Pho is a traditional Vietnamese soup that is served with rice noodles and beef or chicken.


disembarking

disembark (canonical)
disembarks (third-person singular)
disembarked (past)
disembarked (past participle)
disembarking (present participle)


homonyms

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


sublet

sublet (canonical)
sublets (third-person singular)
sublet (past)
sublet (past participle)
subletting (present participle)

If you sublet, you lease or rent a leased property to another person.


sopped

sop (canonical)
sops (third-person singular)
sopped (past)
sopped (past participle)
sopping (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sop.


complainants

complainant (singular)
complainants (plural)

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


foreshowing

foreshow (canonical)
foreshows (third-person singular)
foreshowed (past)
foreshown (past participle)
foreshowing (present participle)


disqualified

The past tense and past participle of disqualify.


phos

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


inscribing

inscribe (canonical)
inscribes (third-person singular)
inscribed (past)
inscribed (past participle)
inscribing (present participle)


Åland

Åland is an archipelago in the Baltic Sea and is part of Finland.


runner up

runner up (singular)
runner ups (plural)

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

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


expunge

expunge (canonical)
expunges (third-person singular)
expunged (past)
expunged (past participle)
expunging (present participle)

If you expunge something, you remove it completely.


dispensary

dispensary (singular)
dispensaries (plural)

A dispensary is a place where medicine is prepared and distributed.


precluding

preclude (canonical)
precludes (third-person singular)
precluded (past)
precluded (past participle)
precluding (present participle)


distils

distiled (past)
distiled (past participle)
distiling (present participle)
distil (canonical)
distils (third-person singular)
distilled (past)
distilled (past participle)
distilling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of distil.


externalizing

externalize (canonical)
externalizes (third-person singular)
externalized (past)
externalized (past participle)
externalizing (present participle)


precludes

The third-person singular form of preclude.


logically

If something is logically true, you can show it is true by using logic.


plaintiffs

plaintiff (singular)
plaintiffs (plural)

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


thirdly

If you are somewhere thirdly, you are in the third place.


Lithuania

Lithuania is a country in northeastern Europe.


assent

An assent is the act of giving approval or agreement.


sops

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


perjures

The third-person singular form of perjure.


alterable

alterable (positive)
more alterable (comparative)
most alterable (superlative)

If something is alterable, it can be altered.


trioxide

A dioxide is an oxide that has three oxygen atoms in each molecule.


rationalizations

rationalization (singular)
rationalizations (plural)

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


externalizes

The third-person singular form of externalize.


internalized

internalize (canonical)
internalizes (third-person singular)
internalized (past)
internalized (past participle)
internalizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of internalize.


internalised

internalise (canonical)
internalises (third-person singular)
internalised (past)
internalised (past participle)
internalising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of internalise.


Latvia

Latvia is a country in northeastern Europe.


foreshow

If you foreshow something, you show something in advance.


Latvians

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


inscribed

The past tense and past participle of inscribe.


presage

A presage is a warning of a future event.


presage

presage (canonical)
presages (third-person singular)
presaged (past)
presaged (past participle)
presaging (present participle)

If you presage, you predict that something bad will happen in future.


incubates

incubate (canonical)
incubates (third-person singular)
incubated (past)
incubated (past participle)
incubating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of incubate.


inscribes

The third-person singular form of inscribe.


facelift

A facelift is plastic surgery to the face to remove wrinkles or other signs of aging.

A facelift is an activity that improves the appearance of something.


internalizes

The third-person singular form of internalize.


sop

A sop is something that has been soaked in a liquid.

A sop is something given or done to appease someone.


sop

sop (canonical)
sops (third-person singular)
sopped (past)
sopped (past participle)
sopping (present participle)

If you sop something, you dip it into a liquid.


externalized

The past tense and past participle of externalize.


engraving

engrave (canonical)
engraves (third-person singular)
engraved (past)
engraved (past participle)
engraving (present participle)


externalize

If you externalize something, you express your feelings in words or actions.


preclude

If you preclude something, you prevent it from happening.


serialising

serialise (canonical)
serialises (third-person singular)
serialised (past)
serialised (past participle)
serialising (present participle)


inscribe

inscribe (canonical)
inscribes (third-person singular)
inscribed (past)
inscribed (past participle)
inscribing (present participle)

If you inscribe onto something, you write or cut words onto a stone or other surface.


redecorating

redecorate (canonical)
redecorates (third-person singular)
redecorated (past)
redecorated (past participle)
redecorating (present participle)


internalise

If you internalise something, you incorporate it internally.

If you internalise information, you process it in your mind.


meddles

meddle (canonical)
meddles (third-person singular)
meddled (past)
meddled (past participle)
meddling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of meddle.


buggier

buggy (positive)
buggier (comparative)
buggiest (superlative)

The comparative form of buggy; more buggy.


depreciates

depreciate (canonical)
depreciates (third-person singular)
depreciated (past)
depreciated (past participle)
depreciating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of depreciate.


rationale

rationale (singular)
rationales (plural)

A rationale is an explanation or reasons given for an action.

/ræ.ʃəˈnɑːl/


externalising

externalise (canonical)
externalises (third-person singular)
externalised (past)
externalised (past participle)
externalising (present participle)


internalises

The third-person singular form of internalise.


depreciations

depreciation (singular)
depreciations (plural)

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


rationales

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


interconnects

interconnect (canonical)
interconnects (third-person singular)
interconnected (past)
interconnected (past participle)
interconnecting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of interconnect.


depreciation

Depreciation is the state of lowering the price or value of something.

/dɪˌpriːʃɪˈeɪʃən/


incubate

If you incubate something, you raise or maintain organisms in suitable conditions so that it can develop healthily.


Lithuanians

Lithuanian (singular)
Lithuanians (plural)

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


disarming

disarm (canonical)
disarms (third-person singular)
disarmed (past)
disarmed (past participle)
disarming (present participle)


buggiest

The superlative form of buggy; most buggy.


recombined

recombine (canonical)
recombines (third-person singular)
recombined (past)
recombined (past participle)
recombining (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of recombine.


countermeasure

countermeasure (singular)
countermeasures (plural)

A countermeasure is an action taken to counteract a danger or threat.

chaff and flares are examples of countermeasures.


precluded

preclude (canonical)
precludes (third-person singular)
precluded (past)
precluded (past participle)
precluding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of preclude.


recombine

If you recombine something, you combine it again.


solos

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


solos

solo (canonical)
solos (third-person singular)
soloed (past)
soloed (past participle)
soloing (present participle)


plaintiff

plaintiff (singular)
plaintiffs (plural)

A plaintiff is someone who files a civil lawsuit against a defendant.


sculptor

A sculptor is a person who creates a sculpture.


unbuttoning

unbutton (canonical)
unbuttons (third-person singular)
unbuttoned (past)
unbuttoned (past participle)
unbuttoning (present participle)


snippets

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


disarmed

The past tense and past participle of disarm.


lawsuit

A lawsuit is a dispute between two or more people that is brought to a court for resolution.


unbuttons

The third-person singular form of unbutton.


rationalisations

rationalisation (singular)
rationalisations (plural)

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


dismounts

dismount (canonical)
dismounts (third-person singular)
dismounted (past)
dismounted (past participle)
dismounting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of dismount.


dismounts

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


South Africa

South Africa is a country in the southern region of the African continent. Its official name is Republic of South Africa.


revved

rev (canonical)
revs (third-person singular)
revved (past)
revved (past participle)
revving (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rev.


internalize

internalize (canonical)
internalizes (third-person singular)
internalized (past)
internalized (past participle)
internalizing (present participle)

If you internalize something, you incorporate it internally.

If you internalize information, you process it in your mind.


social workers

social worker (singular)
social workers (plural)

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


disqualifying

disqualify (canonical)
disqualifies (third-person singular)
disqualified (past)
disqualified (past participle)
disqualifying (present participle)


still waters run deep

Still waters run deep means a person with a calm appearance might have a passion for something.


Jezebels

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


interconnected

The past tense and past participle of interconnect.


rationalized

rationalize (canonical)
rationalizes (third-person singular)
rationalized (past)
rationalized (past participle)
rationalizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rationalize.


externalised

externalise (canonical)
externalises (third-person singular)
externalised (past)
externalised (past participle)
externalising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of externalise.


rationalizes

The third-person singular form of rationalize.


sculptors

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


elopes

elope (canonical)
elopes (third-person singular)
eloped (past)
eloped (past participle)
eloping (present participle)

The third-person singular form of elope.


defrauds

defraud (canonical)
defrauds (third-person singular)
defrauded (past)
defrauded (past participle)
defrauding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of defraud.


disqualify

If you disqualify someone from something, you make them ineligible for it.

My age disqualifies me for the position.


social worker

A person who do social services for the people.


sculpturing

sculpture (canonical)
sculptures (third-person singular)
sculptured (past)
sculptured (past participle)
sculpturing (present participle)


scrumptious

scrumptious (positive)
more scrumptious (comparative)
most scrumptious (superlative)

If something is scrumptious, it is delicious.


disarm

disarm (canonical)
disarms (third-person singular)
disarmed (past)
disarmed (past participle)
disarming (present participle)

If you disarm a person, you take weapons away from their possession.


engrave

engrave (canonical)
engraves (third-person singular)
engraved (past)
engraved (past participle)
engraving (present participle)

If you engrave text or symbols, you carve it out onto a hard surface.

He engraved the plaque with his name.


toughen

toughen (canonical)
toughens (third-person singular)
toughened (past)
toughened (past participle)
toughening (present participle)

If you toughen something, you make it tough.

If something toughens, it becomes tough.


depreciated

depreciate (canonical)
depreciates (third-person singular)
depreciated (past)
depreciated (past participle)
depreciating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of depreciate.


unfairly

If something is done unfairly, it is done in a way that is not fair.


eloped

The past tense and past participle of elope.


sculpting

sculpt (canonical)
sculpts (third-person singular)
sculpted (past)
sculpted (past participle)
sculpting (present participle)


externalises

The third-person singular form of externalise.


brainstorms

brainstorm (canonical)
brainstorms (third-person singular)
brainstormed (past)
brainstormed (past participle)
brainstorming (present participle)

The third-person singular form of brainstorm.


brainstorms

brainstorm (singular)
brainstorms (plural)

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


South Africans

South African (singular)
South Africans (plural)

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


soloes

solo (canonical)
soloes (third-person singular)
soloed (past)
soloed (past participle)
soloing (present participle)


socialise

socialise (canonical)
socialises (third-person singular)
socialised (past)
socialised (past participle)
socialising (present participle)

If you socialise with people, you interact with them.


interconnect

interconnect (canonical)
interconnects (third-person singular)
interconnected (past)
interconnected (past participle)
interconnecting (present participle)

If you interconnect several things, you connect them with one another.

The Internet interconnects a set of networks.


elope

If a person elopes, they run away secretly so as to get married.


rimming

rim (canonical)
rims (third-person singular)
rimmed (past)
rimmed (past participle)
rimming (present participle)


defrauded

The past tense and past participle of defraud.


fasteners

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


Vietnamese

Vietnamese (singular)
Vietnamese (plural)

A Vietnamese is a person or thing that comes from Vietnam.


Vietnamese

Something or someone that is Vietnamese comes from Vietnam.

The Vietnamese currency is the đồng.


fenestras

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


rationalising

rationalise (canonical)
rationalises (third-person singular)
rationalised (past)
rationalised (past participle)
rationalising (present participle)


internalising

internalise (canonical)
internalises (third-person singular)
internalised (past)
internalised (past participle)
internalising (present participle)


overdue

overdue (positive)
more overdue (comparative)
most overdue (superlative)

If something is overdue, it is has past a deadline for it to be done.


socialize

socialize (canonical)
socializes (third-person singular)
socialized (past)
socialized (past participle)
socializing (present participle)

If you socialize with people, you interact with them.


contingents

contingent (singular)
contingents (plural)

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


embowered

embower (canonical)
embowers (third-person singular)
embowered (past)
embowered (past participle)
embowering (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of embower.


lumpier

lumpy (positive)
lumpier (comparative)
lumpiest (superlative)

The comparative form of lumpy; more lumpy.


lumpiest

The superlative form of lumpy; most lumpy.


soloing

solos (third-person singular)
solo (canonical)
soloes (third-person singular)
soloed (past)
soloed (past participle)
soloing (present participle)


externalise

externalise (canonical)
externalises (third-person singular)
externalised (past)
externalised (past participle)
externalising (present participle)

If you externalise something, you express your feelings in words or actions.


engraves

engrave (canonical)
engraves (third-person singular)
engraved (past)
engraved (past participle)
engraving (present participle)

The third-person singular form of engrave.


socialised

The past tense and past participle of socialise.


socialized

The past tense and past participle of socialize.


culminated

culminate (canonical)
culminates (third-person singular)
culminated (past)
culminated (past participle)
culminating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of culminate.


sculptures

sculpture (singular)
sculptures (plural)

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


sculptures

sculpture (canonical)
sculptures (third-person singular)
sculptured (past)
sculptured (past participle)
sculpturing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of sculpture.


complainant

complainant (singular)
complainants (plural)

A complainant is someone that files a civil lawsuit against another person.


rationalizing

rationalize (canonical)
rationalizes (third-person singular)
rationalized (past)
rationalized (past participle)
rationalizing (present participle)


sculpt

sculpt (canonical)
sculpts (third-person singular)
sculpted (past)
sculpted (past participle)
sculpting (present participle)

If you sculpt something, you create a something by shaping and carving it.

They sculpted a statue out of clay.


rationalises

The third-person singular form of rationalise.


defrauding

defraud (canonical)
defrauds (third-person singular)
defrauded (past)
defrauded (past participle)
defrauding (present participle)


springing cow

springing cow (singular)
springing cows (plural)


referrals

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


defraud

If you defraud a person, you obtain money from them by fraud.


redecorates

redecorate (canonical)
redecorates (third-person singular)
redecorated (past)
redecorated (past participle)
redecorating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of redecorate.


hypergamies

hypergamy (singular)
hypergamies (plural)

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


friendly fire

Friendly fire is when someone or something attacks one of it's allies.


recombines

recombine (canonical)
recombines (third-person singular)
recombined (past)
recombined (past participle)
recombining (present participle)

The third-person singular form of recombine.


meddle

meddle (canonical)
meddles (third-person singular)
meddled (past)
meddled (past participle)
meddling (present participle)

If you meddle with someone's business, you interfere in it even though it does not concern you.


disembark

disembark (canonical)
disembarks (third-person singular)
disembarked (past)
disembarked (past participle)
disembarking (present participle)

If you disembark, you alight from a ship, train or aircraft.

The general disembarked the troops.


reefers

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


huntresses

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


domesticating

domesticate (canonical)
domesticates (third-person singular)
domesticated (past)
domesticated (past participle)
domesticating (present participle)


wrinklier

wrinkly (positive)
wrinklier (comparative)
wrinkliest (superlative)

The comparative form of wrinkly; more wrinkly.


redecorate

If you redecorate a room, you change its appearance by changing its decorations.


socializes

socialize (canonical)
socializes (third-person singular)
socialized (past)
socialized (past participle)
socializing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of socialize.


ducted

duct (canonical)
ducts (third-person singular)
ducted (past)
ducted (past participle)
ducting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of duct.


exhorting

exhort (canonical)
exhorts (third-person singular)
exhorted (past)
exhorted (past participle)
exhorting (present participle)


contradicting

contradict (canonical)
contradicts (third-person singular)
contradicted (past)
contradicted (past participle)
contradicting (present participle)


embower

embower (canonical)
embowers (third-person singular)
embowered (past)
embowered (past participle)
embowering (present participle)

If you embower something, you surround it with trees or plants.


sculptured

sculpture (canonical)
sculptures (third-person singular)
sculptured (past)
sculptured (past participle)
sculpturing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sculpture.


rationalisation

rationalisation (singular)
rationalisations (plural)

rationalise + -ation or rational + -isation

Rationalisation is the act of trying to explain something with logical reasons.


powder horns

powder horn (singular)
powder horns (plural)

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


taxicabs

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


taxi drivers

taxi driver (singular)
taxi drivers (plural)

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


cowpuncher

cowpuncher (singular)
cowpunchers (plural)


snippet

From the snippet I heard of their rehearsal, they sound pretty good.


Lithuanian

Lithuanian is the language in Lithuania.


Lithuanian

Lithuanian (singular)
Lithuanians (plural)

A Lithuanian is a person who comes from Lithuania.

My friend is a Lithuanian.


Lithuanian

Lithuanian (positive)
more Lithuanian (comparative)
most Lithuanian (superlative)

Something or someone that is Lithuanian comes from Lithuania.


straddle

straddle (canonical)
straddles (third-person singular)
straddled (past)
straddled (past participle)
straddling (present participle)

If you straddle, you sit or stand with a leg on each side of something.


socialising

socialise (canonical)
socialises (third-person singular)
socialised (past)
socialised (past participle)
socialising (present participle)


eloping

elope (canonical)
elopes (third-person singular)
eloped (past)
eloped (past participle)
eloping (present participle)


referral

Referral is the act of transferring someone or something to another.


laced

lace (canonical)
laces (third-person singular)
laced (past)
laced (past participle)
lacing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of lace.


smuggest

smug (positive)
smugger (comparative)
smuggest (superlative)

The superlative form of smug; most smug.


domesticated

domesticate (canonical)
domesticates (third-person singular)
domesticated (past)
domesticated (past participle)
domesticating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of domesticate.


quitted

The past tense and past participle of quit.


guided missile

guided missile (singular)
guided missiles (plural)

A type of missile that fixes on its target


serialise

serialise (canonical)
serialises (third-person singular)
serialised (past)
serialised (past participle)
serialising (present participle)

If you serialise a story or film, you publish it in parts.


rimmed

rim (canonical)
rims (third-person singular)
rimmed (past)
rimmed (past participle)
rimming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rim.


unbutton

unbutton (canonical)
unbuttons (third-person singular)
unbuttoned (past)
unbuttoned (past participle)
unbuttoning (present participle)

If you unbutton something, you open it by undoing its buttons.


snipping

snip (canonical)
snips (third-person singular)
snipped (past)
snipped (past participle)
snipping (present participle)


eyeleted

eyelet (canonical)
eyelets (third-person singular)
eyeleted (past)
eyeleted (past participle)
eyeleting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of eyelet.


thongs

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


mangling

mangle (canonical)
mangles (third-person singular)
mangled (past)
mangled (past participle)
mangling (present participle)


appertain

appertain (canonical)
appertains (third-person singular)
appertained (past)
appertained (past participle)
appertaining (present participle)

If A appertains to B, A belongs to or is a part of B, whether by right or attribute.


resurrects

resurrect (canonical)
resurrects (third-person singular)
resurrected (past)
resurrected (past participle)
resurrecting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of resurrect.


meddled

meddle (canonical)
meddles (third-person singular)
meddled (past)
meddled (past participle)
meddling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of meddle.


ducts

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


ducts

duct (canonical)
ducts (third-person singular)
ducted (past)
ducted (past participle)
ducting (present participle)


socialises

The third-person singular form of socialise.


dignifying

dignify (canonical)
dignifies (third-person singular)
dignified (past)
dignified (past participle)
dignifying (present participle)


lace

Lace is a fabric, patterned with open holes in the work, made by machine or by hand.

A lace is a cord or ribbon that is passed through the eyelets of a shoe or clothes. It is then pulled tight and tied to fasten the shoe or garment.


lace

If you lace something, you fasten it with laces.


lumpy

lumpy (positive)
lumpier (comparative)
lumpiest (superlative)

If a surface is lumpy, it has a lot of lumps.


contronyms

contronym (singular)
contronyms (plural)

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


fastener

A fastener is something that closes or secures an item.


crustiest

crusty (positive)
crustier (comparative)
crustiest (superlative)

The superlative form of crusty; most crusty.


caprices

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


Latvian

A Latvian is a person who comes from Latvia.

My friend is a Latvian.


Latvian

Latvian (positive)
more Latvian (comparative)
most Latvian (superlative)

Something or someone that is Latvian comes from Latvia.


duct

A duct is a pipe that carries gas or liquid from one place to another.


duct

If you duct something, you pass it through a duct or series of ducts.


redecorated

redecorate (canonical)
redecorates (third-person singular)
redecorated (past)
redecorated (past participle)
redecorating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of redecorate.


contranyms

contranym (singular)
contranyms (plural)

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


contradict

contradict (canonical)
contradicts (third-person singular)
contradicted (past)
contradicted (past participle)
contradicting (present participle)

If you contradict something, you deny the truth of a statement.


gullible

gullible (positive)
more gullible (comparative)
most gullible (superlative)

If a person is gullible, they are deceived easily.


snips

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


undressed

undress (canonical)
undresses (third-person singular)
undressed (past)
undressed (past participle)
undressing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of undress.


domesticate

domesticate (canonical)
domesticates (third-person singular)
domesticated (past)
domesticated (past participle)
domesticating (present participle)

If you domesticate an animal, you tame it so that you can keep it as a pet.


unbuttoned

unbutton (canonical)
unbuttons (third-person singular)
unbuttoned (past)
unbuttoned (past participle)
unbuttoning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of unbutton.


unbuttoned

If something is unbuttoned, its buttons are undone.


appertained

The past tense and past participle of appertain.


rationalize

rationalize (canonical)
rationalizes (third-person singular)
rationalized (past)
rationalized (past participle)
rationalizing (present participle)

If you rationalize, you try to explain something with logical reasons.


permeated

permeate (canonical)
permeates (third-person singular)
permeated (past)
permeated (past participle)
permeating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of permeate.


permeates

The third-person singular form of permeate.


maples

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


crustier

The comparative form of crusty; more crusty.


culminating

culminate (canonical)
culminates (third-person singular)
culminated (past)
culminated (past participle)
culminating (present participle)


dignifies

The third-person singular form of dignify.


crusties

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


culminates

The third-person singular form of culminate.


sculpted

sculpt (canonical)
sculpts (third-person singular)
sculpted (past)
sculpted (past participle)
sculpting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sculpt.


engraved

engrave (canonical)
engraves (third-person singular)
engraved (past)
engraved (past participle)
engraving (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of engrave.


snipped

snip (canonical)
snips (third-person singular)
snipped (past)
snipped (past participle)
snipping (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of snip.


maple

Maple is a kind of tree that is commonly found in Asia.


rationalise

rationalise (canonical)
rationalises (third-person singular)
rationalised (past)
rationalised (past participle)
rationalising (present participle)

If you rationalise, you try to explain something with logical reasons.


homonym

Homonyms are two words that both sound and are spelled the same as each other.

Tree bark and dog barking.


exhilarates

exhilarate (canonical)
exhilarates (third-person singular)
exhilarated (past)
exhilarated (past participle)
exhilarating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of exhilarate.


sculpts

The third-person singular form of sculpt.


contranym

A contranym is a word with two different meanings, which are the opposite of each other. The meaning can only be understood in the context of the sentence.


exhorted

exhort (canonical)
exhorts (third-person singular)
exhorted (past)
exhorted (past participle)
exhorting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of exhort.


funneled

funnel (canonical)
funnels (third-person singular)
funneled (past)
funneled (past participle)
funneling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of funnel.


guide dog

guide dog (singular)
guide dogs (plural)


exhilarated

The past tense and past participle of exhilarate.


guide dogs

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


embowering

embower (canonical)
embowers (third-person singular)
embowered (past)
embowered (past participle)
embowering (present participle)


cowpunchers

cowpuncher (singular)
cowpunchers (plural)

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


springing cows

springing cow (singular)
springing cows (plural)

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


depreciate

depreciate (canonical)
depreciates (third-person singular)
depreciated (past)
depreciated (past participle)
depreciating (present participle)

If you depreciate something, you lower its price or value.


embowers

The third-person singular form of embower.


South African

South African (singular)
South Africans (plural)

A South African is a person who comes from South Africa.

My friend is a South African.


South African

South African (positive)
more South African (comparative)
most South African (superlative)

Something or someone that is South African comes from South Africa.


meerkats

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


geochemistry

Geochemistry is the study of the chemical composition of the earth and its rocks and minerals.


revs

rev (canonical)
revs (third-person singular)
revved (past)
revved (past participle)
revving (present participle)


revs

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


lacing

lace (canonical)
laces (third-person singular)
laced (past)
laced (past participle)
lacing (present participle)


wrinkliest

wrinkly (positive)
wrinklier (comparative)
wrinkliest (superlative)

The superlative form of wrinkly; most wrinkly.


contradicted

contradict (canonical)
contradicts (third-person singular)
contradicted (past)
contradicted (past participle)
contradicting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of contradict.


funnelling

funnel (canonical)
funnels (third-person singular)
funnelled (past)
funnelled (past participle)
funnelling (present participle)


straddling

straddle (canonical)
straddles (third-person singular)
straddled (past)
straddled (past participle)
straddling (present participle)


rationalization

rationalization (singular)
rationalizations (plural)

rationalize + -ation or rational + -ization

Rationalization is the act of trying to explain something with logical reasons.


petrifies

petrify (canonical)
petrifies (third-person singular)
petrified (past)
petrified (past participle)
petrifying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of petrify.


buggy

buggy (positive)
buggier (comparative)
buggiest (superlative)

If something is buggy, it is infested with insects.

If a software is buggy, it contains programming errors.

This software is so buggy that I don't know how anyone can use it!


rim

A rim is the outer edge of something, especially if the thing is circular.

It was hard to get the new tire over the rim of the wheel.


rim

rim (canonical)
rims (third-person singular)
rimmed (past)
rimmed (past participle)
rimming (present participle)

If you rim something, you form a rim around it.


funnelled

The past tense and past participle of funnel.


brainstormed

brainstorm (canonical)
brainstorms (third-person singular)
brainstormed (past)
brainstormed (past participle)
brainstorming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of brainstorm.


architectures

architecture (singular)
architectures (plural)

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


taxi driver

taxi driver (singular)
taxi drivers (plural)

A taxi driver is someone who drives a taxi


brainstorm

If you brainstorm, you engage in a group discussion to think of ideas.


brainstorm

brainstorm (singular)
brainstorms (plural)

A brainstorm is a sudden thought that solves a problem.

A brainstorm is an unexpected mental error.

A brainstorm is a brainstorming session.


smugger

smug (positive)
smugger (comparative)
smuggest (superlative)

The comparative form of smug; more smug.


permeate

permeate (canonical)
permeates (third-person singular)
permeated (past)
permeated (past participle)
permeating (present participle)

If something permeates, it spreads throughout a medium.


guided missiles

guided missile (singular)
guided missiles (plural)

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


straddled

The past tense and past participle of straddle.


culminate

culminate (canonical)
culminates (third-person singular)
culminated (past)
culminated (past participle)
culminating (present participle)

If something culminates, it is said that it is at the highest point or reached its greatest altitude.


laces

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


laces

lace (canonical)
laces (third-person singular)
laced (past)
laced (past participle)
lacing (present participle)


overhung

overhang (canonical)
overhangs (third-person singular)
overhung (past)
overhung (past participle)
overhanging (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of overhang.


rims

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


mites

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


mangles

mangle (canonical)
mangles (third-person singular)
mangled (past)
mangled (past participle)
mangling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of mangle.


fishmongers

fishmonger (singular)
fishmongers (plural)

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


straddles

straddle (canonical)
straddles (third-person singular)
straddled (past)
straddled (past participle)
straddling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of straddle.


monetising

monetise (canonical)
monetises (third-person singular)
monetised (past)
monetised (past participle)
monetising (present participle)


crated

crate (canonical)
crates (third-person singular)
crated (past)
crated (past participle)
crating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of crate.


underwater

If something is underwater, it is located beneath the surface of a waterbody.


resurrected

resurrect (canonical)
resurrects (third-person singular)
resurrected (past)
resurrected (past participle)
resurrecting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of resurrect.


eyelets

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


eyelets

eyelet (canonical)
eyelets (third-person singular)
eyeleted (past)
eyeleted (past participle)
eyeleting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of eyelet.


eyelet

An eyelet is a small rimmed hole in a cloth for a lace or fastener to pass through.


eyelet

If you eyelet something, you make eyelets in it.


overhangs

The third-person singular form of overhang.


overhangs

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


foraged

forage (canonical)
forages (third-person singular)
foraged (past)
foraged (past participle)
foraging (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of forage.


dignify

dignify (canonical)
dignifies (third-person singular)
dignified (past)
dignified (past participle)
dignifying (present participle)

If you dignify something, you make it seem impressive.


exhorts

exhort (canonical)
exhorts (third-person singular)
exhorted (past)
exhorted (past participle)
exhorting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of exhort.


domesticates

domesticate (canonical)
domesticates (third-person singular)
domesticated (past)
domesticated (past participle)
domesticating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of domesticate.


credulous

credulous (positive)
more credulous (comparative)
most credulous (superlative)

If a person is credulous, they are too ready to believe things.


rationalised

rationalise (canonical)
rationalises (third-person singular)
rationalised (past)
rationalised (past participle)
rationalising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rationalise.


appertains

appertain (canonical)
appertains (third-person singular)
appertained (past)
appertained (past participle)
appertaining (present participle)

The third-person singular form of appertain.


electrifying

electrify (canonical)
electrifies (third-person singular)
electrified (past)
electrified (past participle)
electrifying (present participle)


dabble

dabble (canonical)
dabbles (third-person singular)
dabbled (past)
dabbled (past participle)
dabbling (present participle)

If you dabble, you put your hands or legs into water and move them around gently.

If you dabble in an activity, you participate in it in a casual way.


bonging

bong (canonical)
bongs (third-person singular)
bonged (past)
bonged (past participle)
bonging (present participle)


mangle

mangle (canonical)
mangles (third-person singular)
mangled (past)
mangled (past participle)
mangling (present participle)

If you mangle something, you mutilate or destroy something.


mite

Mites are a type of arachnids that is usually considered to be a parasite


exhilarating

exhilarate (canonical)
exhilarates (third-person singular)
exhilarated (past)
exhilarated (past participle)
exhilarating (present participle)


cedars

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


electrifies

The third-person singular form of electrify.


undresses

undress (canonical)
undresses (third-person singular)
undressed (past)
undressed (past participle)
undressing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of undress.


resurrect

If you resurrect something, you bring it back to life.


crusty

crusty (positive)
crustier (comparative)
crustiest (superlative)

If something is crusty, it has a thick layer on the outside of it.


crusty

A crusty is a young homeless person with poor cleanliness.


sucklings

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


contingent

contingent (singular)
contingents (plural)


contingent

contingent (positive)
more contingent (comparative)
most contingent (superlative)

If the occurrence of something is contingent, it is possible that it might happen.


undress

If you undress, you remove your clothing.


hydroelectric

Hydroelectric is electricity that is generated by converting the energy of moving water.


crating

crate (canonical)
crates (third-person singular)
crated (past)
crated (past participle)
crating (present participle)


electrified

The past tense and past participle of electrify.


electrified

If something is electrified, it is powered by electricity.


sculpture

sculpture (singular)
sculptures (plural)

A sculpture is a three-dimensional work of art that is created by shaping malleable objects and then chipping away pieces from it.


sculpture

sculpture (canonical)
sculptures (third-person singular)
sculptured (past)
sculptured (past participle)
sculpturing (present participle)

If you sculpture something, you make it by shaping and carving malleable objects.


funnels

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


funnels

funneled (past)
funneled (past participle)
funneling (present participle)
funnel (canonical)
funnels (third-person singular)
funnelled (past)
funnelled (past participle)
funnelling (present participle)

The third-person singular form of funnel.


snip

snip (canonical)
snips (third-person singular)
snipped (past)
snipped (past participle)
snipping (present participle)

If you snip something, you use scissors and cut it with short and quick actions.


snip

A snip is the action of cutting a small amount off something.


conjoin

conjoin (canonical)
conjoins (third-person singular)
conjoined (past)
conjoined (past participle)
conjoining (present participle)

If things conjoin, they join or combine together.


canalizing

canalize (canonical)
canalizes (third-person singular)
canalized (past)
canalized (past participle)
canalizing (present participle)


mafia


perpetuity

Perpetuity is the quality or state of lasting forever.


The Mafia


exhort

exhort (canonical)
exhorts (third-person singular)
exhorted (past)
exhorted (past participle)
exhorting (present participle)

If you exhort a person, you encourage or urge them to do something.


dismount

dismount (canonical)
dismounts (third-person singular)
dismounted (past)
dismounted (past participle)
dismounting (present participle)

If you dismount from something, you get off from something that you are riding.


dismount

A dismount is a move in gymnastics where the gymnast detaches from an apparatus.


mangled

The past tense and past participle of mangle.


flunks

flunk (canonical)
flunks (third-person singular)
flunked (past)
flunked (past participle)
flunking (present participle)

The third-person singular form of flunk.


bonged

bong (canonical)
bongs (third-person singular)
bonged (past)
bonged (past participle)
bonging (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of bong.


accessorizing

accessorize (canonical)
accessorizes (third-person singular)
accessorized (past)
accessorized (past participle)
accessorizing (present participle)


reefed

reef (canonical)
reefs (third-person singular)
reefed (past)
reefed (past participle)
reefing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reef.


alluring

allure (canonical)
allures (third-person singular)
allured (past)
allured (past participle)
alluring (present participle)


exhilarate

exhilarate (canonical)
exhilarates (third-person singular)
exhilarated (past)
exhilarated (past participle)
exhilarating (present participle)

If you exhilarate, you cheer up a person.

/ɪɡˈzɪləˌreɪt/


flunked

The past tense and past participle of flunk.


overhang

overhang (canonical)
overhangs (third-person singular)
overhung (past)
overhung (past participle)
overhanging (present participle)

If something overhangs, it hangs or extends outward from another.

/ˈoʊvərˌhæŋ/


overhang

A overhang is something that extends or hangs over something else.

/ˈoʊvərˌhæŋ/


flunk

If a student flunks their exam, they did not pass the exam.

He flunked math, again.


condone

condone (canonical)
condones (third-person singular)
condoned (past)
condoned (past participle)
condoning (present participle)

If you condone a person, you forgive them for doing something that is considered morally wrong or offensive.


soloed

solos (third-person singular)
solo (canonical)
soloes (third-person singular)
soloed (past)
soloed (past participle)
soloing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of solo.


crate

A crate is a large wooden box or basket that is used to transport goods.


crate

crate (canonical)
crates (third-person singular)
crated (past)
crated (past participle)
crating (present participle)

If you crate something, you put it in a crate


toking

toke (canonical)
tokes (third-person singular)
toked (past)
toked (past participle)
toking (present participle)


aldehyde

Aldehydes are organic compound that contains the group —CHO. It is formed by the oxidation of alcohols.


crates

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


crates

The third-person singular form of crate.


cedar

A cedar is a kind of tree with small thin leaves that don't fall off in winter.

There is a row of cedars beside the road.

These shelves are made of cedar.


confided

confide (canonical)
confides (third-person singular)
confided (past)
confided (past participle)
confiding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of confide.


conjoins

The third-person singular form of conjoin.


electrify

electrify (canonical)
electrifies (third-person singular)
electrified (past)
electrified (past participle)
electrifying (present participle)

If you electrify something, you supply electricity to it.

If you electrify a person, you excite or thrill them.


fishmonger

fishmonger (singular)
fishmongers (plural)

A fishmonger is a person who sells fish.

/ˈfɪʃˌmʌŋɡ.ə(r)/


stanchions

stanchion (singular)
stanchions (plural)

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


blitzes

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


blitzes

blitz (canonical)
blitzes (third-person singular)
blitzed (past)
blitzed (past participle)
blitzing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of blitz.


conjoining

conjoin (canonical)
conjoins (third-person singular)
conjoined (past)
conjoined (past participle)
conjoining (present participle)


osteoporoses

osteoporosis (singular)
osteoporoses (plural)

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


osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a disease in which the bones become very porous and brittle.

/ˌɒstiəʊpəˈrəʊsɪs/


flunking

flunk (canonical)
flunks (third-person singular)
flunked (past)
flunked (past participle)
flunking (present participle)


perforates

perforate (canonical)
perforates (third-person singular)
perforated (past)
perforated (past participle)
perforating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of perforate.


augured

augur (canonical)
augurs (third-person singular)
augured (past)
augured (past participle)
auguring (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of augur.


suckle

suckle (canonical)
suckles (third-person singular)
suckled (past)
suckled (past participle)
suckling (present participle)

If a mother suckles, she feeds her baby from her breast.


suckles

The third-person singular form of suckle.


condones

The third-person singular form of condone.


confide

If you confide to someone, you tell them a secret and you trust them to not tell others.

I could no longer keep this secret alone; I decided to confide in my brother.


reefs

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


reefs

reef (canonical)
reefs (third-person singular)
reefed (past)
reefed (past participle)
reefing (present participle)


gargantuan

gargantuan (positive)
more gargantuan (comparative)
most gargantuan (superlative)

If something is gargantuan, it is very big.


bouillon

A bouillon is a broth that is made by simmering meat, fish or vegetables.


suckled

The past tense and past participle of suckle.


dabbled

dabble (canonical)
dabbles (third-person singular)
dabbled (past)
dabbled (past participle)
dabbling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of dabble.


bicker

bicker (canonical)
bickers (third-person singular)
bickered (past)
bickered (past participle)
bickering (present participle)

If you bicker with another person, you quarrel with them over small things.


autographing

autograph (canonical)
autographs (third-person singular)
autographed (past)
autographed (past participle)
autographing (present participle)


formaldehyde

formaldehyde (singular)
formaldehydes (plural)

Formaldehyde is a colourless gas that is used mainly as a disinfectant. It is the simplest aldehyde.


tokes

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


tokes

toke (canonical)
tokes (third-person singular)
toked (past)
toked (past participle)
toking (present participle)


dawdled

dawdle (canonical)
dawdles (third-person singular)
dawdled (past)
dawdled (past participle)
dawdling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of dawdle.


fabricating

fabricate (canonical)
fabricates (third-person singular)
fabricated (past)
fabricated (past participle)
fabricating (present participle)


conjures

conjure (canonical)
conjures (third-person singular)
conjured (past)
conjured (past participle)
conjuring (present participle)

The third-person singular form of conjure.


bouts

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


biopsying

biopsy (canonical)
biopsies (third-person singular)
biopsied (past)
biopsied (past participle)
biopsying (present participle)


discreet

discreet (positive)
discreeter (comparative)
discreetest (superlative)

If something is done in a discreet way, it is done in respect of someone's privacy in order to prevent embarrassment.


perforated

The past tense and past participle of perforate.


funnel

A funnel is a pipe that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom. It is used to guide a substance that is transferred into a container with a small opening.


funnel

funneled (past)
funneled (past participle)
funneling (present participle)
funnel (canonical)
funnels (third-person singular)
funnelled (past)
funnelled (past participle)
funnelling (present participle)

If you funnel something, you pass it through a funnel.


bong

A bong is the sound made by a large bell when you hit it.

A bong is a pipe that is used to smoke marijuana or pot.


bong

bong (canonical)
bongs (third-person singular)
bonged (past)
bonged (past participle)
bonging (present participle)

If a bell bongs, it emits a low-pitched sound after you hit it.


dawdles

The third-person singular form of dawdle.


bloating

bloat (canonical)
bloats (third-person singular)
bloated (past)
bloated (past participle)
bloating (present participle)


donning

don (canonical)
dons (third-person singular)
donned (past)
donned (past participle)
donning (present participle)


reef

A reef is a long chain of rocks or coral that is found in the ocean.

A reef is a portion of a sail that can be rolled up to reduce the area that will be exposed to high wind.


reef

If you reef, you take in part of a sail in order to change the size of the sail.


biopsied

The past tense and past participle of biopsy.


perforate

perforate (canonical)
perforates (third-person singular)
perforated (past)
perforated (past participle)
perforating (present participle)

If you perforate something, you pierce small holes in it.


dabbles

The third-person singular form of dabble.


toke

The artist took a thoughtful toke off the joint, then passed it along.


bawdier

bawdy (positive)
bawdier (comparative)
bawdiest (superlative)

The comparative form of bawdy; more bawdy.


condoned

condone (canonical)
condones (third-person singular)
condoned (past)
condoned (past participle)
condoning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of condone.


bout

A bout is a short period of activity, especially a painful or unpleasant one.


contrite

contrite (positive)
more contrite (comparative)
most contrite (superlative)

If you feel contrite, you feel a sense of regret for your own actions.


bawdiest

The superlative form of bawdy; most bawdy.


blitzed

blitz (canonical)
blitzes (third-person singular)
blitzed (past)
blitzed (past participle)
blitzing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of blitz.


memoir

A memoir is a book that describes the author's experience in something.

When I retire, I'm going to write my memoirs.

A memoir is a book that describes the experiences of a subject.

James wrote a memoir of his grandmother shortly after she passed away.


throve

thrive (canonical)
thrives (third-person singular)
throve (past)
thriven (past participle)
thriving (present participle)


discreetest

The superlative form of discreet; most discreet.


suckling

A suckling is a baby or young mammal that is still being fed through the breast.


suckling

suckle (canonical)
suckles (third-person singular)
suckled (past)
suckled (past participle)
suckling (present participle)


monetized

monetize (canonical)
monetizes (third-person singular)
monetized (past)
monetized (past participle)
monetizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of monetize.


conjured

The past tense and past participle of conjure.


stanchion

stanchion (singular)
stanchions (plural)

A stanchion is a vertical pole that provides support for other objects.


donned

The past tense and past participle of don.


accessorizes

accessorize (canonical)
accessorizes (third-person singular)
accessorized (past)
accessorized (past participle)
accessorizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of accessorize.


don

A don is a university professor at Oxford or Cambridge.


don

If you don an item or clothing, you wear it.


meerkat

A meerkat is a small carnivorous mammal of the mongoose family.

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petrify

petrify (canonical)
petrifies (third-person singular)
petrified (past)
petrified (past participle)
petrifying (present participle)

If something petrifies, it hardens organic matter by permeating with water and depositing dissolved minerals.

If a person is petrified, they are frightened and unable to move.


contradicts

contradict (canonical)
contradicts (third-person singular)
contradicted (past)
contradicted (past participle)
contradicting (present participle)

The third-person singular form of contradict.


eyeleting

eyelet (canonical)
eyelets (third-person singular)
eyeleted (past)
eyeleted (past participle)
eyeleting (present participle)


regularises

regularise (canonical)
regularises (third-person singular)
regularised (past)
regularised (past participle)
regularising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of regularise.


broth

Broth is water in which meat, fish or vegetable has been boiled.

A broth is soup made from broth and other ingredients such as vegetables, herbs or diced meat.


polyps

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


accessorized

The past tense and past participle of accessorize.


biopsies

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


biopsies

biopsy (canonical)
biopsies (third-person singular)
biopsied (past)
biopsied (past participle)
biopsying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of biopsy.


comic books

comic book (singular)
comic books (plural)

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


canalizes

canalize (canonical)
canalizes (third-person singular)
canalized (past)
canalized (past participle)
canalizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of canalize.


conjure

conjure (canonical)
conjures (third-person singular)
conjured (past)
conjured (past participle)
conjuring (present participle)

If you conjure, you make a ghost appear by conducting a ritual.


bowsers

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


monetises

monetise (canonical)
monetises (third-person singular)
monetised (past)
monetised (past participle)
monetising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of monetise.


bawdy

bawdy (positive)
bawdier (comparative)
bawdiest (superlative)


wrinkly

wrinkly (positive)
wrinklier (comparative)
wrinkliest (superlative)

If something is wrinkly, it has wrinkles.


regularised

The past tense and past participle of regularise.


canalise

canalise (canonical)
canalises (third-person singular)
canalised (past)
canalised (past participle)
canalising (present participle)

If you canalise a river, you convert it into a canal.


anneals

anneal (canonical)
anneals (third-person singular)
annealed (past)
annealed (past participle)
annealing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of anneal.


stranding

strand (canonical)
strands (third-person singular)
stranded (past)
stranded (past participle)
stranding (present participle)


dawdle

dawdle (canonical)
dawdles (third-person singular)
dawdled (past)
dawdled (past participle)
dawdling (present participle)


monetizes

monetize (canonical)
monetizes (third-person singular)
monetized (past)
monetized (past participle)
monetizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of monetize.


auguring

augur (canonical)
augurs (third-person singular)
augured (past)
augured (past participle)
auguring (present participle)


augur

An augur is a person who can foretell an event by the behaviour of birds or from celestial phenomena.


augur

If you augur an event, you predict its outcome.


flabby

flabby (positive)
flabbier (comparative)
flabbiest (superlative)

If something is flabby, it is easily moved or shaken.


anointed

anoint (canonical)
anoints (third-person singular)
anointed (past)
anointed (past participle)
anointing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of anoint.


paronomasias

paronomasia (singular)
paronomasias (plural)

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


monetised

The past tense and past participle of monetise.


cancellations

cancellation (singular)
cancellations (plural)

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


administrates

administrate (canonical)
administrates (third-person singular)
administrated (past)
administrated (past participle)
administrating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of administrate.


bloated

bloat (canonical)
bloats (third-person singular)
bloated (past)
bloated (past participle)
bloating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of bloat.


bloated

bloated (positive)
more bloated (comparative)
most bloated (superlative)

If you are bloated, you are swollen with fluid or gas.


woks

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


accessorising

accessorise (canonical)
accessorises (third-person singular)
accessorised (past)
accessorised (past participle)
accessorising (present participle)


discrete

discrete (positive)
more discrete (comparative)
most discrete (superlative)

If two things are discrete, they are separate and distinct.


administrated

The past tense and past participle of administrate.


malignant

malignant (positive)
more malignant (comparative)
most malignant (superlative)

If someone or something is malignant, they cause harm.


canalize

canalize (canonical)
canalizes (third-person singular)
canalized (past)
canalized (past participle)
canalizing (present participle)

If you canalize a river, you convert it into a canal.


internalizing

internalize (canonical)
internalizes (third-person singular)
internalized (past)
internalized (past participle)
internalizing (present participle)


accessorises

The third-person singular form of accessorise.


canalized

The past tense and past participle of canalize.


canalises

canalise (canonical)
canalises (third-person singular)
canalised (past)
canalised (past participle)
canalising (present participle)

The third-person singular form of canalise.


thong

A thong is an undergarment that only covers the genitals.


flabbier

The comparative form of flabby; more flabby.


flabbiest

The superlative form of flabby; most flabby.


pernickety

pernickety (positive)
more pernickety (comparative)
most pernickety (superlative)

A pernickety person is someone who is very fussy.


canalised

The past tense and past participle of canalise.


formaldehydes

formaldehyde (singular)
formaldehydes (plural)

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


autographed

autograph (canonical)
autographs (third-person singular)
autographed (past)
autographed (past participle)
autographing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of autograph.


bushiest

bushy (positive)
bushier (comparative)
bushiest (superlative)

The superlative form of bushy; most bushy.


fabrication

fabrication (singular)
fabrications (plural)

Fabrication is the process of fabricating something.


aldehydes

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


pull an all-nighter

If you pull an all-nighter, you read or work late into the night.


regularise

regularise (canonical)
regularises (third-person singular)
regularised (past)
regularised (past participle)
regularising (present participle)

The regularisation of spelling was an important step in the advancement of literary society.

If you regularise something, you control it by defining it.

The industry has fought the state's attempts to regularise its products.

If x regularises y, x causes y to function in a particular way.

You turn this to regulate the water flow.

This check list regularises activities and decision-making.


biopsy

A biopsy is the examination of tissues that were removed from a living body for the study of diseases.

We will need to perform a biopsy to determine whether the tumour is malignant or benign.


biopsy

biopsy (canonical)
biopsies (third-person singular)
biopsied (past)
biopsied (past participle)
biopsying (present participle)

If a doctor biopsies, they conduct a biopsy on tissues that were removed from a living body.

They biopsied the lump but it turned out to be non-cancerous.


accessorised

The past tense and past participle of accessorise.


chiming

chime (canonical)
chimes (third-person singular)
chimed (past)
chimed (past participle)
chiming (present participle)


annealing

anneal (canonical)
anneals (third-person singular)
annealed (past)
annealed (past participle)
annealing (present participle)


allured

allure (canonical)
allures (third-person singular)
allured (past)
allured (past participle)
alluring (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of allure.


wok

A wok is a large frying pan with a round bottom. It is typically used in Chinese cooking.


stranded

strand (canonical)
strands (third-person singular)
stranded (past)
stranded (past participle)
stranding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of strand.


stranded

If a person is stranded, they are left in a difficult situation.


chimed

The past tense and past participle of chime.


corpulent

corpulent (positive)
more corpulent (comparative)
most corpulent (superlative)


augurs

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


augurs

augur (canonical)
augurs (third-person singular)
augured (past)
augured (past participle)
auguring (present participle)

The third-person singular form of augur.


solo

A solo is a piece of music for one performer.

A solo is something that is done by one person alone.


solo

If something is done solo, you do it without a companion.

Her solo is set to be released next summer.


solo

If you do something solo, you do it alone.

She spent most of her life flying solo.


solo

solos (third-person singular)
solo (canonical)
soloes (third-person singular)
soloed (past)
soloed (past participle)
soloing (present participle)


caterer

A caterer is a person or company that is paid to provide food and drinks during an event.


elucubrate

elucubrate (canonical)
elucubrates (third-person singular)
elucubrated (past)
elucubrated (past participle)
elucubrating (present participle)

If you elucubrate, you study throughout the night.


bushier

The comparative form of bushy; more bushy.


bickering

bicker (canonical)
bickers (third-person singular)
bickered (past)
bickered (past participle)
bickering (present participle)


proselytized

proselytize (canonical)
proselytizes (third-person singular)
proselytized (past)
proselytized (past participle)
proselytizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of proselytize.


allures

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


allures

The third-person singular form of allure.


proselytising

proselytise (canonical)
proselytises (third-person singular)
proselytised (past)
proselytised (past participle)
proselytising (present participle)


forages

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


forages

forage (canonical)
forages (third-person singular)
foraged (past)
foraged (past participle)
foraging (present participle)

The third-person singular form of forage.


accessorize

accessorize (canonical)
accessorizes (third-person singular)
accessorized (past)
accessorized (past participle)
accessorizing (present participle)

If you accessorize something, you decorate it with accessories.


bushy

bushy (positive)
bushier (comparative)
bushiest (superlative)

If something is bushy, it looks like a bush.

If something is bushy, it grows thickly.


bickered

The past tense and past participle of bicker.


postponements

postponement (singular)
postponements (plural)

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


discreeter

discreet (positive)
discreeter (comparative)
discreetest (superlative)

The comparative form of discreet; more discreet.


contraceptives

contraceptive (singular)
contraceptives (plural)

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


monetise

monetise (canonical)
monetises (third-person singular)
monetised (past)
monetised (past participle)
monetising (present participle)

If you monetise something, you find a new way to earn money from it.

We will figure out how to monetise the largest user base on the Net.

The sale also afforded us the opportunity to monetise a currently nonproductive asset.

If you monetise something such as coins, shells, or notes, you convert it into or use it as money.

In the prison, cigarettes were monetised and used to buy other things.


conjoined

conjoin (canonical)
conjoins (third-person singular)
conjoined (past)
conjoined (past participle)
conjoining (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of conjoin.


toked

toke (canonical)
tokes (third-person singular)
toked (past)
toked (past participle)
toking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of toke.


glamps

glamp (canonical)
glamps (third-person singular)
glamped (past)
glamped (past participle)
glamping (present participle)

The third-person singular form of glamp.


confides

confide (canonical)
confides (third-person singular)
confided (past)
confided (past participle)
confiding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of confide.


caramelizing

caramelize (canonical)
caramelizes (third-person singular)
caramelized (past)
caramelized (past participle)
caramelizing (present participle)


alteration

alteration (singular)
alterations (plural)

Alteration is the act of altering or making something different.


sweetbreads

sweetbread (singular)
sweetbreads (plural)

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


fabricated

fabricate (canonical)
fabricates (third-person singular)
fabricated (past)
fabricated (past participle)
fabricating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of fabricate.


canalising

canalise (canonical)
canalises (third-person singular)
canalised (past)
canalised (past participle)
canalising (present participle)


bloats

bloat (canonical)
bloats (third-person singular)
bloated (past)
bloated (past participle)
bloating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of bloat.


bloats

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


fabricates

The third-person singular form of fabricate.


caterers

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


autonomous

autonomous (positive)
more autonomous (comparative)
most autonomous (superlative)

If something is autonomous, it has the freedom to govern itself.

/ɔːˈtɒnəməs/


receded

recede (canonical)
recedes (third-person singular)
receded (past)
receded (past participle)
receding (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of recede.


ostentation

An ostentation is a display that is usually only intended to impress others.


regularising

regularise (canonical)
regularises (third-person singular)
regularised (past)
regularised (past participle)
regularising (present participle)


memoirs

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


sweetbread

Sweetbread is the pancreas or thymus of an animal that is used as food.


barraging

barrage (canonical)
barrages (third-person singular)
barraged (past)
barraged (past participle)
barraging (present participle)


barraged

The past tense and past participle of barrage.


proselytised

proselytise (canonical)
proselytises (third-person singular)
proselytised (past)
proselytised (past participle)
proselytising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of proselytise.


dons

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


dons

don (canonical)
dons (third-person singular)
donned (past)
donned (past participle)
donning (present participle)


Winchester

Winchester is a city in and the county town of Hampshire, England.


Hampshire

Hampshire is a maritime county in the south of England.


anointing

anoint (canonical)
anoints (third-person singular)
anointed (past)
anointed (past participle)
anointing (present participle)


glamping

Glamping is a luxurious form of camping.


derogates

derogate (canonical)
derogates (third-person singular)
derogated (past)
derogated (past participle)
derogating (present participle)

The third-person singular form of derogate.


proselytizing

proselytize (canonical)
proselytizes (third-person singular)
proselytized (past)
proselytized (past participle)
proselytizing (present participle)


bickers

bicker (canonical)
bickers (third-person singular)
bickered (past)
bickered (past participle)
bickering (present participle)

The third-person singular form of bicker.


desiccant

desiccant (singular)
desiccants (plural)

A desiccant is substance that removes moisture from something, making it drier.


strands

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


strands

strand (canonical)
strands (third-person singular)
stranded (past)
stranded (past participle)
stranding (present participle)

The third-person singular form of strand.


annealed

anneal (canonical)
anneals (third-person singular)
annealed (past)
annealed (past participle)
annealing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of anneal.


chimes

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


chimes

chime (canonical)
chimes (third-person singular)
chimed (past)
chimed (past participle)
chiming (present participle)

The third-person singular form of chime.


burn the midnight oil

If you burn the midnight oil, you read or work late into the night.


husking

husk (canonical)
husks (third-person singular)
husked (past)
husked (past participle)
husking (present participle)


cancellation

cancellation (singular)
cancellations (plural)

Cancellation is the act or process of cancelling something.


accessorise

accessorise (canonical)
accessorises (third-person singular)
accessorised (past)
accessorised (past participle)
accessorising (present participle)

If you accessorise something, you decorate it with accessories.


macrophalluses

macrophallus (singular)
macrophalluses (plural)

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


proselytise

If you proselytise, you try to convert someone to your religion.


proselytize

If you proselytize, you try to convert someone to your religion.


leisures

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


crotch

The crotch of a thing is the area where it separates into different directions.

There is a child sitting in a crotch of that tree.

The crotch is the part where the legs and torso joins.


barrages

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


barrages

The third-person singular form of barrage.


bloat

bloat (canonical)
bloats (third-person singular)
bloated (past)
bloated (past participle)
bloating (present participle)

If a living thing bloats, it gets bigger, usually because of more and more gas inside it.

The dog lay dead and bloating beside the road.

If something bloats it gets bigger in an unwanted way.

Often a 5 megabyte program will bloat into 50 megabytes.


bloat

Bloat is a disease that is caused by gas collecting in the stomach.


administrating

administrate (canonical)
administrates (third-person singular)
administrated (past)
administrated (past participle)
administrating (present participle)


persnickety

persnickety (positive)
more persnickety (comparative)
most persnickety (superlative)

A persnickety person is someone who is very fussy.


monetizing

monetize (canonical)
monetizes (third-person singular)
monetized (past)
monetized (past participle)
monetizing (present participle)


chime

A chime is a soothing ringing sound made by a bell or a metal bar.


chime

If something chimes, it makes the sound of a chime.

The microwave chimed to indicate that it was done cooking.

I got up for lunch as soon as the wall clock began chiming noon.


cudgelled

cudgel (canonical)
cudgels (third-person singular)
cudgelled (past)
cudgelled (past participle)
cudgelling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of cudgel.


fabricate

fabricate (canonical)
fabricates (third-person singular)
fabricated (past)
fabricated (past participle)
fabricating (present participle)

If you fabricate something, you construct it from many individual parts.

to fabricate a bridge or ship

If you fabricate a story, you invent it so as to bluff others.


confuted

confute (canonical)
confutes (third-person singular)
confuted (past)
confuted (past participle)
confuting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of confute.


omnipresent

If something is omnipresent, it can be found everywhere.

God is omnipresent.


fashionistas

fashionista (singular)
fashionistas (plural)

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


redistributes

redistribute (canonical)
redistributes (third-person singular)
redistributed (past)
redistributed (past participle)
redistributing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of redistribute.


desiccants

desiccant (singular)
desiccants (plural)

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


blitz

blitz (canonical)
blitzes (third-person singular)
blitzed (past)
blitzed (past participle)
blitzing (present participle)

If an army blitzes, they attack quickly or suddenly.

If you blitz your food, you chop it up using a blender.


reactivities

reactivity (singular)
reactivities (plural)

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


cordoning

cordon (canonical)
cordons (third-person singular)
cordoned (past)
cordoned (past participle)
cordoning (present participle)


allure

Allure is the power to attract something or someone.


allure

allure (canonical)
allures (third-person singular)
allured (past)
allured (past participle)
alluring (present participle)

If you allure a person, you attract them.


forage

forage (canonical)
forages (third-person singular)
foraged (past)
foraged (past participle)
foraging (present participle)

If animals or people forage for food, they walk about in search of it.

If people forage they take the food and supplies they want from an area.


forage

Forage is food for animals, especially plants.


barrage

A barrage is an artificial structure, such as a dam, in a river that is designed to prevent floods or to provide hydroelectrical power.

A barrage is a large number of questions or criticisms that is said in a short amount of time.

A barrage is a concentrated artillery attack over a wide area.


barrage

barrage (canonical)
barrages (third-person singular)
barraged (past)
barraged (past participle)
barraging (present participle)

If you barrage a person, you bombard them with questions or complaints.


cudgeling

cudgel (canonical)
cudgels (third-person singular)
cudgeled (past)
cudgeled (past participle)
cudgeling (present participle)


confutes

The third-person singular form of confute.


contraceptive

contraceptive (positive)
more contraceptive (comparative)
most contraceptive (superlative)

A contraceptive item is something that prevents pregnancy.


contraceptive

contraceptive (singular)
contraceptives (plural)

A contraceptive is a device or drug that prevents pregnancy.


liberalized

liberalize (canonical)
liberalizes (third-person singular)
liberalized (past)
liberalized (past participle)
liberalizing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of liberalize.


postponement

postponement (singular)
postponements (plural)

Postponement is the act or process of postponing something.


reproached

reproach (canonical)
reproaches (third-person singular)
reproached (past)
reproached (past participle)
reproaching (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reproach.


reprieved

reprieve (canonical)
reprieves (third-person singular)
reprieved (past)
reprieved (past participle)
reprieving (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of reprieve.


winnows

winnow (canonical)
winnows (third-person singular)
winnowed (past)
winnowed (past participle)
winnowing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of winnow.


fashionista

fashionista (singular)
fashionistas (plural)

A fashionista is a person follows the latest trends of fashion.


caramelizations

caramelization (singular)
caramelizations (plural)

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


confute

confute (canonical)
confutes (third-person singular)
confuted (past)
confuted (past participle)
confuting (present participle)

If you confute a person, you show them that their accusation is false.


receding

recede (canonical)
recedes (third-person singular)
receded (past)
receded (past participle)
receding (present participle)


recedes

The third-person singular form of recede.


autographs

autograph (singular)
autographs (plural)

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


autographs

autograph (canonical)
autographs (third-person singular)
autographed (past)
autographed (past participle)
autographing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of autograph.


crotches

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


anneal

anneal (canonical)
anneals (third-person singular)
annealed (past)
annealed (past participle)
annealing (present participle)

If you anneal something, you heat it and then let it cool slowly so as to make it less brittle.

If you anneal, you recombine DNA into a double-stranded form


brans

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


caramelisations

caramelisation (singular)
caramelisations (plural)

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


recede

If something recedes, it moves back or away from a place.


unlucky

unlucky (positive)
unluckier (comparative)
unluckiest (superlative)

An unlucky person is someone who has bad luck.


deviants

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


polyp

A polyp is an abnormal growth that protrudes from a membrane that secretes mucus.


cudgeled

cudgel (canonical)
cudgels (third-person singular)
cudgeled (past)
cudgeled (past participle)
cudgeling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of cudgel.


cease-fires

cease-fire (singular)
cease-fires (plural)

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


butteries

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


alterations

alteration (singular)
alterations (plural)

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


detoured

detour (canonical)
detours (third-person singular)
detoured (past)
detoured (past participle)
detouring (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of detour.


elucubrated

elucubrate (canonical)
elucubrates (third-person singular)
elucubrated (past)
elucubrated (past participle)
elucubrating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of elucubrate.


cease-fire

A cease-fire is an agreement to stop fighting temporarily during a war.


elucubrates

The third-person singular form of elucubrate.


monikers

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


astringents

astringent (singular)
astringents (plural)

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


autograph

An autograph is a person’s signature, usually of a famous or admired person.

An autograph is a manuscript in the author’s handwriting.

/ˈɔːtəɡrɑːf/


autograph

If something is autograph, it is written in the author’s own handwriting.

/ˈɔːtəɡrɑːf/


autograph

If you autograph something, you sign on a book.

/ˈɔːtəɡrɑːf/


detections

detection (singular)
detections (plural)

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


caramelizes

caramelize (canonical)
caramelizes (third-person singular)
caramelized (past)
caramelized (past participle)
caramelizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of caramelize.


signifies

signify (canonical)
signifies (third-person singular)
signified (past)
signified (past participle)
signifying (present participle)

The third-person singular form of signify.


bran

Bran is the broken pieces of a grain husk that is separated from the flour.


bowser

A bowser is a vehicle that is used to fuel an aircraft or to deliver water.


belles

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


smug

smug (positive)
smugger (comparative)
smuggest (superlative)

If you feel smug, you show too much pride for something you did.


anoints

anoint (canonical)
anoints (third-person singular)
anointed (past)
anointed (past participle)
anointing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of anoint.


liberalised

liberalise (canonical)
liberalises (third-person singular)
liberalised (past)
liberalised (past participle)
liberalising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of liberalise.


ceasefires

ceasefire (singular)
ceasefires (plural)

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


storeroom

storeroom (singular)
storerooms (plural)

A storeroom is a room that is used for storage.


fabrications

fabrication (singular)
fabrications (plural)

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


bongs

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


bongs

bong (canonical)
bongs (third-person singular)
bonged (past)
bonged (past participle)
bonging (present participle)


proselytizes

proselytize (canonical)
proselytizes (third-person singular)
proselytized (past)
proselytized (past participle)
proselytizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of proselytize.


privacies

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


deviated

deviate (canonical)
deviates (third-person singular)
deviated (past)
deviated (past participle)
deviating (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of deviate.


vigor

Vigour is the active strength or force of one's body or mind.


signify

If you give a souvenir to someone to signify something, it is said that the souvenir represents what you feel.


winnowed

winnow (canonical)
winnows (third-person singular)
winnowed (past)
winnowed (past participle)
winnowing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of winnow.


thugs

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


premising

premise (canonical)
premises (third-person singular)
premised (past)
premised (past participle)
premising (present participle)


choosier

choosy (positive)
choosier (comparative)
choosiest (superlative)

The comparative form of choosy; more choosy.


derogating

derogate (canonical)
derogates (third-person singular)
derogated (past)
derogated (past participle)
derogating (present participle)


premised

The past tense and past participle of premise.


blithered

blither (canonical)
blithers (third-person singular)
blithered (past)
blithered (past participle)
blithering (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of blither.


detracted

detract (canonical)
detracts (third-person singular)
detracted (past)
detracted (past participle)
detracting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of detract.


unfavorable

unfavorable (positive)
more unfavorable (comparative)
most unfavorable (superlative)

If A is unfavorable towards B, A will hinder the accomplishment of B.

If something is unfavorable, it is likely to lead to a bad outcome.


detour

If you make a detour, you divert and change your original route, usually via a longer way.


detour

detour (canonical)
detours (third-person singular)
detoured (past)
detoured (past participle)
detouring (present participle)

If you detour, you divert and change your original route, usually via a longer way.


caramelization

caramelization (singular)
caramelizations (plural)

Caramelization is the process of converting sugar into caramel.


elucubrating

elucubrate (canonical)
elucubrates (third-person singular)
elucubrated (past)
elucubrated (past participle)
elucubrating (present participle)


caramelised

caramelise (canonical)
caramelises (third-person singular)
caramelised (past)
caramelised (past participle)
caramelising (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of caramelise.


clergywomen

clergywoman (singular)
clergywomen (plural)

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


cordoned

cordon (canonical)
cordons (third-person singular)
cordoned (past)
cordoned (past participle)
cordoning (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of cordon.


husked

husk (canonical)
husks (third-person singular)
husked (past)
husked (past participle)
husking (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of husk.


reprieves

reprieve (canonical)
reprieves (third-person singular)
reprieved (past)
reprieved (past participle)
reprieving (present participle)

The third-person singular form of reprieve.


reprieves

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


detracts

The third-person singular form of detract.


detract

If you detract, you take something away from a person or reduce the value of it.


cordons

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


cordons

The third-person singular form of cordon.


henchmen

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


unluckier

unlucky (positive)
unluckier (comparative)
unluckiest (superlative)

The comparative form of unlucky; more unlucky.


cordon

A cordon is a line of people or things placed around an area to prevent access.


cordon

If the police cordon off an area, they block the area to prevent access.


caramelises

The third-person singular form of caramelise.


chaffed

chaff (canonical)
chaffs (third-person singular)
chaffed (past)
chaffed (past participle)
chaffing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of chaff.


arbiters

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


liberalizes

liberalize (canonical)
liberalizes (third-person singular)
liberalized (past)
liberalized (past participle)
liberalizing (present participle)

The third-person singular form of liberalize.


glamped

glamp (canonical)
glamps (third-person singular)
glamped (past)
glamped (past participle)
glamping (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of glamp.


ft

I am 6 ft tall.


confuting

confute (canonical)
confutes (third-person singular)
confuted (past)
confuted (past participle)
confuting (present participle)


unluckiest

The superlative form of unlucky; most unlucky.