sheen

sheen (canonical)
sheens (third-person singular)
sheened (past)
sheened (past participle)
sheening (present participle)

If something sheens, it shines or glistens.


natter

natter (canonical)
natters (third-person singular)
nattered (past)
nattered (past participle)
nattering (present participle)

If someone natters, they are talking casually, especially about unimportant matters.

He nattered for hours.


moralize

moralize (canonical)
moralizes (third-person singular)
moralized (past)
moralized (past participle)
moralizing (present participle)

If you moralize, you comment on events with morals.


moralise

moralise (canonical)
moralises (third-person singular)
moralised (past)
moralised (past participle)
moralising (present participle)

If you moralise, you comment on events with morals.


pontificate

pontificate (canonical)
pontificates (third-person singular)
pontificated (past)
pontificated (past participle)
pontificating (present participle)

If a person pontificates, they preside as a bishop at mass.


confabulate

confabulate (canonical)
confabulates (third-person singular)
confabulated (past)
confabulated (past participle)
confabulating (present participle)

If you confabulate with someone, you speak casually with them.


confab

confab (canonical)
confabs (third-person singular)
confabbed (past)
confabbed (past participle)
confabbing (present participle)

If you confab with someone, you speak casually with them.


mutter

mutter (canonical)
mutters (third-person singular)
muttered (past)
muttered (past participle)
muttering (present participle)

When a person mutters, they utter words with a low voice and lips partly closed.


luminesce

luminesce (canonical)
luminesces (third-person singular)
luminesced (past)
luminesced (past participle)
luminescing (present participle)

If something luminesces, it gives off light.


flatline

flatline (canonical)
flatlines (third-person singular)
flatlined (past)
flatlined (past participle)
flatlining (present participle)


whinge

whingeing (present participle)
whinge (canonical)
whinges (third-person singular)
whinged (past)
whinged (past participle)
whinging (present participle)

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When a person whinges, they whine and complain in an annoying way.


interoperate

interoperate (canonical)
interoperates (third-person singular)
interoperated (past)
interoperated (past participle)
interoperating (present participle)

If a system interoperates, it works reliably with another system.


snigger

snigger (canonical)
sniggers (third-person singular)
sniggered (past)
sniggered (past participle)
sniggering (present participle)

If a person sniggers, they emit a snigger.


snicker

snicker (canonical)
snickers (third-person singular)
snickered (past)
snickered (past participle)
snickering (present participle)

If a person snickers, they emit a snicker.


cavil

caviled (past)
caviled (past participle)
caviling (present participle)
cavil (canonical)
cavils (third-person singular)
cavilled (past)
cavilled (past participle)
cavilling (present participle)

If a person cavils, they make criticize or make unnecessary objections.


exsanguinate

exsanguinate (canonical)
exsanguinates (third-person singular)
exsanguinated (past)
exsanguinated (past participle)
exsanguinating (present participle)

/ɪkˈsæŋɡwəˌneɪt/

If a person exsanguinates, they bleed profusely or die by blood loss.


aerobrake

aerobrake (canonical)
aerobrakes (third-person singular)
aerobraked (past)
aerobraked (past participle)
aerobraking (present participle)

If an aircraft aerobrakes, it performs aerobraking.


AirDrop

AirDrop (canonical)
AirDrops (third-person singular)
AirDropped (past)
AirDropped (past participle)
AirDropping (present participle)

If you AirDrop something to someone, you transfer it using AirDrop.


fulminate

fulminate (canonical)
fulminates (third-person singular)
fulminated (past)
fulminated (past participle)
fulminating (present participle)

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If a person fulminates, they make a verbal attack.


ditty

ditty (canonical)
ditties (third-person singular)
dittied (past)
dittied (past participle)
dittying (present participle)

If a person ditties, they sing a short, simple song.


klaxon

klaxon (canonical)
klaxons (third-person singular)
klaxoned (past)
klaxoned (past participle)
klaxoning (present participle)

If a person klaxons, they produce a loud wail that resembles a siren.


kvetch

kvetch (canonical)
kvetches (third-person singular)
kvetched (past)
kvetched (past participle)
kvetching (present participle)

If a person kvetches, they whine or complain excessively.


kvitch

kvitch (canonical)
kvitches (third-person singular)
kvitched (past)
kvitched (past participle)
kvitching (present participle)

If a person kvitches, they whine or complain excessively.


yawp

yawp (canonical)
yawps (third-person singular)
yawped (past)
yawped (past participle)
yawping (present participle)

If a person yawps, they shout or exclaim hoarsely.


travail

travail (canonical)
travails (third-person singular)
travailed (past)
travailed (past participle)
travailing (present participle)

if a person travails, they go through the painful labor or suffering.


careen

careen (canonical)
careens (third-person singular)
careened (past)
careened (past participle)
careening (present participle)

If somethin careens, it moves swiftly and in an uncontrolled way.


mosey

mosey (canonical)
moseys (third-person singular)
moseyed (past)
moseyed (past participle)
moseying (present participle)

If a person moseys, they walk around in a leisure way.


ideate

ideate (canonical)
ideates (third-person singular)
ideated (past)
ideated (past participle)
ideating (present participle)

If a person ideates, they think of an idea.


bloviate

bloviate (canonical)
bloviates (third-person singular)
bloviated (past)
bloviated (past participle)
bloviating (present participle)

If a person bloviates, they speak in a boastful and annoying way.


pouch

pouch (canonical)
pouches (third-person singular)
pouched (past)
pouched (past participle)
pouching (present participle)

If something pouches, it bulges outward like a pouch.

The fabric pouched where it was stitched poorly.


parley

parley (canonical)
parleys (third-person singular)
parleyed (past)
parleyed (past participle)
parleying (present participle)

If enemies parley, they have a discussion.


aah

aah (canonical)
aahs (third-person singular)
aahed (past)
aahed (past participle)
aahing (present participle)

When a person aahs, they express amazement, joy, or surprise by saying aah.


warp

warp (canonical)
warps (third-person singular)
warped (past)
warped (past participle)
warping (present participle)

If something warps, it becomes twisted or bent from its normal shape.

The wood began to warp in the high humidity.


colport

colport (canonical)
colports (third-person singular)
colported (past)
colported (past participle)
colporting (present participle)

If a person colports, they work as a colporteur.


huckster

huckster (canonical)
hucksters (third-person singular)
huckstered (past)
huckstered (past participle)
huckstering (present participle)

If a person hucksters, they sell goods from place to place.

If a person hucksters, they sell goods in an aggressive or showy way.


rechant

rechant (canonical)
rechants (third-person singular)
rechanted (past)
rechanted (past participle)
rechanting (present participle)


recelebrate

recelebrate (canonical)
recelebrates (third-person singular)
recelebrated (past)
recelebrated (past participle)
recelebrating (present participle)

If you recelebrate, you celebrate again.


enplane

enplane (canonical)
enplanes (third-person singular)
enplaned (past)
enplaned (past participle)
enplaning (present participle)

If a person enplanes, they board an airplane.