misdispose

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

If you misdispose something, you dispose it incorrectly.


misdisposes

The third-person singular form of misdispose.


misdisposed

The past tense and past participle of misdispose.


misfile

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

If you misfile something, you file it incorrectly.


misfiles

The third-person singular form of misfile.


misfiled

The past tense and past participle of misfile.


misgroup

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

If you misgroup something, you group it incorrectly.


misgroups

The third-person singular form of misgroup.


misgrouped

The past tense and past participle of misgroup.


miseducate

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

If you miseducate a person, you educate them incorrectly.


miseducates

The third-person singular form of miseducate.


miseducated

The past tense and past participle of miseducate.


mislabel

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

If you mislabel something, you label it incorrectly.


mislabels

The third-person singular form of mislabel.


mislabeled

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

The past tense and past participle of mislabel.


mislabelling

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


misoperate

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

If you misoperate something, you operate it incorrectly.


misoperates

The third-person singular form of misoperate.


misoperated

The past tense and past participle of misoperate.


resurface

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

If something resurfaces, it appears on the surface again.

His body finally resurfaced after three years underwater.

If you resurface a road, you replace the surface of it.


resurfaces

The third-person singular form of resurface.


resurfaced

The past tense and past participle of resurface.


regraft

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

If you regraft something, you graft it again.


regrafts

The third-person singular form of regraft.


regrafted

The past tense and past participle of regraft.


rehoist

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

If you rehoist something, you hoist it again.


rehijack

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

If you rehijack something, you hijack it again.


rehire

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

If you rehire something, you hire it again.


rehoists

The third-person singular form of rehoist.


rehoisted

The past tense and past participle of rehoist.


rehijacks

The third-person singular form of rehijack.


rehijacked

The past tense and past participle of rehijack.


rehires

The third-person singular form of rehire.


rehired

The past tense and past participle of rehire.


regreet

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

If you regreet a person, you greet them again.


regreets

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


regreets

The third-person singular form of regreet.


regreeted

The past tense and past participle of regreet.


rehinge

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

If you rehinge something, you fit it with a hinge.


rehinges

The third-person singular form of rehinge.


rehinged

The past tense and past participle of rehinge.


reformulate

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

If you reformulate something, you formulate it again.


reformulates

The third-person singular form of reformulate.


reformulated

The past tense and past participle of reformulate.


reincarnate

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

If a person reincarnates, they are reborn again in a different body or as a different species.


reincarnates

The third-person singular form of reincarnate.


reincarnated

The past tense and past participle of reincarnate.


incarnate

Something that is incarnate is a deity or God embodied in a human form.


incarnate

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

If a deity or God incarnates, they embody themselves in a human form.


incarnates

The third-person singular form of incarnate.


incarnated

The past tense and past participle of incarnate.


redrill

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

If you redrill something, you drill it again.


redrills

The third-person singular form of redrill.


redrilled

The past tense and past participle of redrill.


regraph

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

If you regraph something, you graph it again.


regraphs

The third-person singular form of regraph.


regraphed

The past tense and past participle of regraph.


reburn

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

If you reburn something, you burn it again.


reburns

The third-person singular form of reburn.


reburned

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

The past tense and past participle of reburn.


reburnt

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


reblast

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

If you reblast something, you blast it again.


reblasts

The third-person singular form of reblast.


reblasted

The past tense and past participle of reblast.


rebury

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

If you rebury something, you bury it again.


reburies

The third-person singular form of rebury.


reburied

The past tense and past participle of rebury.


recheck

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

If you recheck something, you check it again.


rechecked

The past tense and past participle of recheck.


rechecks

The third-person singular form of recheck.


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azure

Azure is the clear blue color of the sky.


azures

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


burgundy

Burgundy is a color between dark red and purple.


burgundies

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


conifers

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


continuum

continuum
continuums or continua (plural)

A continuum is a continuous sequence of a group of things where adjacent parts are not noticeably different and the extremes are quite distinct.


continuums

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


noticeably

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

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


commodore

A commodore is a naval officer who holds a rank between captain and rear admiral.


commodores

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


dotty

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

A dotty person is someone who is mildly insane or eccentric.

If something is dotty, it has many dots.


dottier

The comparative form of dotty; more dotty.


dottiest

The superlative form of dotty; most dotty.


petrochemical

A petrochemical is a chemical made from petroleum.


petrochemicals

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


petrochemistry

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


petrochemist

A petrochemist is someone whose job is related to petrochemistry

He became a petrochemist at age 30.


petrochemists

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


organic chemistry

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


inorganic chemistry

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


geochemist

A geochemist is someone whose job is related to geochemistry

He became a geochemist at age 30.


geochemists

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


asynchronous

If two things are asynchronous, they are not in sync.


synchronous

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

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


sync

synced (past)
synced (past participle)
syncing (present participle)
sync (canonical)
syncs (third-person singular)
synched (past)
synched (past participle)
synching (present participle)

If A syncs with B, A synchronizes with B, usually used for data, time, or music synchronization.


synced

sync (canonical)
syncs (third-person singular)
synced (past)
synced (past participle)
syncing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of sync.


synched

sync (canonical)
syncs (third-person singular)
synched (past)
synched (past participle)
synching (present participle)


outgrow

outgrow (canonical)
outgrows (third-person singular)
outgrew (past)
outgrown (past participle)
outgrowing (present participle)

If you outgrow your clothes, you become too big in size to continue to wear it.


outgrows

The third-person singular form of outgrow.


criminologist

A criminologist is a person who studies crime and criminals.


criminology

Criminology is the study of crime and criminals.


climatologist

A climatologist is a person who studies climates.


criminologists

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


climatologists

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


criminologies

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


climatologies

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


petty crime

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


biostatistics

Biostatistics is the use of statistics to biology.


biostatistician

A biostatistician is someone whose job is related to biostatistics.

He became a biostatistician at age 30.


biostatisticians

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


oceanographer

A oceanographer is a person who studies oceanography as their work.


oceanographers

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


cryptographer

A cryptographer is a person who studies cryptography as their work.


cryptographers

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


croon

croon (canonical)
croons (third-person singular)
crooned (past)
crooned (past participle)
crooning (present participle)

If a person croons, they hum or sing softly.


croons

The third-person singular form of croon.


crooned

The past tense and past participle of croon.


softly

If something is done softly, it is done in a soft and gentle manner.


biophysics

Biophysics is a science where the laws of physics are used to study biology.


biophysicist

A biophysicist is a person who studies biophysics.


biophysicists

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


stanky

stanky (positive)
more stanky (comparative)
most stanky (superlative)

A stanky person is someone who is smelly.


peruse

peruse (canonical)
peruses (third-person singular)
perused (past)
perused (past participle)
perusing (present participle)

If you peruse something, you examine it with care.

If you peruse a book, you read it completely.


peruses

The third-person singular form of peruse.


perused

The past tense and past participle of peruse.


brownnose

brownnose (canonical)
brownnoses (third-person singular)
brownnosed (past)
brownnosed (past participle)
brownnosing (present participle)

If you brownnose a person, you flatter them in an obsequious way.


brownnoses

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


brownnoses

The third-person singular form of brownnose.


brownnosed

The past tense and past participle of brownnose.


revelry

A revelry is a lively and joyful celebration.


revelries

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


spatchcock

spatchcock (canonical)
spatchcocks (third-person singular)
spatchcocked (past)
spatchcocked (past participle)
spatchcocking (present participle)

If you spatchcock poultry, you cut along its spine and spread the halves.


spatchcocks

The third-person singular form of spatchcock.


spatchcocked

The past tense and past participle of spatchcock.


julienne

Juliennes are vegetables that are cut into long, thin strips.


julienne

julienne (canonical)
juliennes (third-person singular)
julienned (past)
julienned (past participle)
julienning (present participle)

If you julienne a vegetable, you prepare it by cutting it into long. thin strips.


juliennes

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


juliennes

The third-person singular form of julienne.


julienned

The past tense and past participle of julienne.


overeat

overeat (canonical)
overeats (third-person singular)
overate (past)
overeaten (past participle)
overeating (present participle)


overeats

The third-person singular form of overeat.


geophysics

Geophysics is the physics of the Earth and its environment in space.


geophysicist

A geophysicist is a person who studies geophysics.


geophysicists

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


bunkmate

A bunkmate is a person who shares the same bunk as you.


bunkmates

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


housemate

A housemate is a person who lives in the same house as you.


housemates

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


schoolmate

A schoolmate is a person who studies in the same school as you.


schoolmates

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


-mate

The suffix -mate is added to words to form nouns that means what is denoted by the noun is shared".

classmate

schoolmate


backpack

A backpack is a bag that is supported by straps and is worn on a person’s back for the purpose of carrying things.


backpack

backpack (canonical)
backpacks (third-person singular)
backpacked (past)
backpacked (past participle)
backpacking (present participle)

If a person backpacks, they hike and camp overnight with minimal luggage and cheap accommodation.


backpacks

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


backpacks

The third-person singular form of backpack.


backpacked

The past tense and past participle of backpack.


betroth

betrothed (past participle)
betroth (canonical)
betroths (third-person singular)
betrothed (past)
betrothen (past participle)
betrothing (present participle)

If a parent betroths their child, they engage them to someone in a marriage.

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betroths

The third-person singular form of betroth.


betrothen

betroth (canonical)
betroths (third-person singular)
betrothed (past)
betrothen (past participle)
betrothing (present participle)


troths

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


biplane

A biplane is an airplane that has two main wings.


biplanes

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


biosphere

The biosphere of a planet is the part of it and its atmosphere that can support life.


biospheres

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


biomass

Biomass is the total mass of a living thing or a part thereof.

Biomass is the total mass of all living things in an area.


adduce

adduce (canonical)
adduces (third-person singular)
adduced (past)
adduced (past participle)
adducing (present participle)

If you adduce evidence, you cite it as evidence.


adduces

The third-person singular form of adduce.


adduced

The past tense and past participle of adduce.


adduct

adduct (canonical)
adducts (third-person singular)
adducted (past)
adducted (past participle)
adducting (present participle)

If you adduct your limbs, you it towards the middle line of your body.


adducted

The past tense and past participle of adduct.


adducts

The third-person singular form of adduct.


bleary

bleary (positive)
blearier (comparative)
bleariest (superlative)

If the eyes of a person is bleary, the person is tired.


blearier

The comparative form of bleary; more bleary.


bleariest

The superlative form of bleary; most bleary.


overbake

overbake (canonical)
overbakes (third-person singular)
overbaked (past)
overbaked (past participle)
overbaking (present participle)

If you overbake something, you bake it for too long.


overloosen

overloosen (canonical)
overloosens (third-person singular)
overloosened (past)
overloosened (past participle)
overloosening (present participle)

If you overloosen something, you loosen it excessively.


overbakes

The third-person singular form of overbake.


overbaked

The past tense and past participle of overbake.


overloosens

The third-person singular form of overloosen.


overloosened

The past tense and past participle of overloosen.


overbeat

overbeat (canonical)
overbeats (third-person singular)
overbeat (past)
overbeaten (past participle)
overbeating (present participle)

If you overbeat food such as eggs or cream, you beat it excessively which impairs its texture.


overbeats

The third-person singular form of overbeat.


overborrow

overborrow (canonical)
overborrows (third-person singular)
overborrowed (past)
overborrowed (past participle)
overborrowing (present participle)

If you overborrow money, you borrow too much money.


overborrows

The third-person singular form of overborrow.


overborrowed

The past tense and past participle of overborrow.


overcomb

overcomb (canonical)
overcombs (third-person singular)
overcombed (past)
overcombed (past participle)
overcombing (present participle)

If you overcomb something, you comb it excessively.


overcombs

The third-person singular form of overcomb.


overcombed

The past tense and past participle of overcomb.


overclaim

overclaim (canonical)
overclaims (third-person singular)
overclaimed (past)
overclaimed (past participle)
overclaiming (present participle)

If you overclaim your insurance, you claim too much of it.


overclaims

The third-person singular form of overclaim.


overclaimed

The past tense and past participle of overclaim.


overbook

overbook (canonical)
overbooks (third-person singular)
overbooked (past)
overbooked (past participle)
overbooking (present participle)

If an airline overbooks a flight, they sell more seats than what is available on the aircraft.


overbooks

The third-person singular form of overbook.


overbooked

The past tense and past participle of overbook.


oversteer

oversteer (canonical)
oversteers (third-person singular)
oversteered (past)
oversteered (past participle)
oversteering (present participle)

If you oversteer your vehicle, you lose control of it and turn more sharply.


oversteers

The third-person singular form of oversteer.


oversteered

The past tense and past participle of oversteer.


understeer

understeer (canonical)
understeers (third-person singular)
understeered (past)
understeered (past participle)
understeering (present participle)

If you understeer your vehicle, the front wheels loses grip and the vehicle turns less sharply.


understeers

The third-person singular form of understeer.


understeered

The past tense and past participle of understeer.


and/or

You use and/or when listing things where either or both of them are options. It combines the meaning of the words "and" and "or".

Please list three business and/or personal references.

(This means that you could list three business references, three personal references, or a mix of business and personal references.)


doilies

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


doily

A doily is a small decorative piece of lace, linen, or paper that is used to protect a surface from scratches or other damage. It is also sometimes used to decorate a plate of food.


decorative

Something that is decorative is used for decoration. It usually doesn't have any practical purpose and is just there to make things look nice.


subtextual

subtextual (positive)
more subtextual (comparative)
most subtextual (superlative)

Something that is subtextual has to do with subtext. It describes something in a book (or other piece of media) which isn't literally written down, but instead is something about it you have to figure out for yourself, like a theme or a moral.


crutch

A crutch is a device that provides support under a person's arms to reduce the weight on the legs, it is commonly used to assist in motion.


crutches

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


sister-in-law

sister-in-law
sisters-in-law or sister-in-laws (plural)

A person's sister-in-law is their spouse's sister.


brother-in-law

brother-in-law
brothers-in-law or brother-in-laws (plural)

A person's brother-in-law is their spouse's brother.

/ˈbrʌðɚ ɪn ˌlɔ/

/ˈbrʌðɚ ɪn ˌlɑ/

/ˈbrʌðər ɪn ˌlɔː/


mother-in-law

mother-in-law
mothers-in-law or mother-in-laws (plural)

A person's mother-in-law is their spouse's mother.

/ˈmʌ.ðər.ɪnˌlɔː/

/ˈmʌ.ðər.ɪnˌlɑː/


father-in-law

father-in-law
fathers-in-law or father-in-laws (plural)

A person's father-in-law is their spouse's father.

/ˈfɑːðərɪnˌlɔː/


daughter-in-laws

daughter-in-laws
daughters-in-law or daughter-in-laws (plural)

The plural form of daughter-in-law; more than one (kind of) daughter-in-law.


son-in-laws

son-in-laws
sons-in-law or son-in-laws (plural)

The plural form of son-in-law; more than one (kind of) son-in-law.


sister-in-laws

sister-in-laws
sisters-in-law or sister-in-laws (plural)

The plural form of sister-in-law; more than one (kind of) sister-in-law.


sisters-in-law

sisters-in-law
sisters-in-law or sister-in-laws (plural)


brother-in-laws

brother-in-laws
brothers-in-law or brother-in-laws (plural)

The plural form of brother-in-law; more than one (kind of) brother-in-law.


mothers-in-law

mothers-in-law
mothers-in-law or mother-in-laws (plural)

The plural form of mother-in-law; more than one (kind of) mother-in-law.


brothers-in-law

brothers-in-law
brothers-in-law or brother-in-laws (plural)


mother-in-laws

mother-in-laws
mothers-in-law or mother-in-laws (plural)


fathers-in-law

fathers-in-law
fathers-in-law or father-in-laws (plural)

The plural form of father-in-law; more than one (kind of) father-in-law.


father-in-laws

father-in-laws
fathers-in-law or father-in-laws (plural)


-in-law

A noun suffixed with -in-law is a person who is related through marriage.


parent-in-law

A person's parent-in-law is their spouse's parent.


sibling-in-law

A person's sibling-in-law is their spouse's sibling.


parents-in-law

The plural form of parent-in-law; more than one (kind of) parent-in-law.


siblings-in-law

The plural form of sibling-in-law; more than one (kind of) sibling-in-law.


in-law

An in-law is a person who is related to you by marriage.


in-laws

The plural form of in-law; more than one (kind of) in-law.


duty-frees

The plural form of duty-free; more than one (kind of) duty-free.


duty-free

A duty-free item is something that is exempted from customs duty (tax).


duty-free

Duty-free are goods that are exempted from customs duty.


flight deck

The flight deck is the deck of an aircraft carrier, where aircraft can land and take off.

The flight deck is the cockpit of a large aircraft.


flight decks

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


aircraft carrier

aircraft carrier
aircraft carriers (plural)

An aircraft carrier is a warship that is designed to carry aircraft and has a deck where aircraft can be launched and landed.


aircraft carriers

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


warship

A warship is any type of ship that is built for armed combat.


warships

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


every day


bulkhead

A bulkhead is a barrier on a ship, aircraft, or spacecraft that is divided into separate compartments.


bulkheads

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


businessperson

A businessperson is a person whose profession is business.


businesspeople

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


salesperson

A salesperson is someone that sells things in a shop or on the go.

The salesperson knocked on my door and asked if I wanted to buy the soap products.


salespeople

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


-man

The suffix -man is used to denote someone who is a male.

salesman


-woman

The suffix -woman is used to denote someone who is a female.

saleswoman


-person

The suffix -person is used to denote a person, regardless of gender.

salesperson


on the go

If a person does something on the go, they do it while traveling.


hat trick

A hat trick is three incidents or achievements that occur together.


hat tricks

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


breezy

breezy (positive)
breezier (comparative)
breeziest (superlative)

A breezy environment is a place with a breeze blowing.


breezier

The comparative form of breezy; more breezy.


breeziest

The superlative form of breezy; most breezy.


global warming

Global warming is the increase in the average global temperature, and is sufficient to cause climate change.


global cooling

Global cooling is the decrease in the average global temperature, and is sufficient to cause climate change.


climate change

Climate change is the natural long-term change in the Earth's climate.

Climate change is such a prevalent issue these days.

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gamify

gamify (canonical)
gamifies (third-person singular)
gamified (past)
gamified (past participle)
gamifying (present participle)

If you gamify something, you convert it into a game.


gamifies

The third-person singular form of gamify.


gamified

The past tense and past participle of gamify.


gamification

Gamification is the use of elements in gameplay for non-game applications.


gamifications

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


gameplay

Gameplay is the features in a video game, such as its graphics and sound effects.


chairwoman

A chairwoman is the person who controls a meeting or an organization.

/ˈtʃɛːwʊmən/


chairwomen

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


sociologist

A sociologist is a person who studies sociology.

/ˌsəʊsɪˈɒlədʒɪst/


sociologists

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


biocriminology

Biocriminology is an area of criminology. It studies about biological factors and their connection to crime.


neurocriminology

Neurocriminology is an area of biocriminology. It uses neuroscience to study about crime.


gloom

Gloom means darkness or a feeling of sadness.


uncap

uncap (canonical)
uncaps (third-person singular)
uncapped (past)
uncapped (past participle)
uncapping (present participle)

If you uncap something, you remove its cap.


uncaps

The third-person singular form of uncap.


uncapped

The past tense and past participle of uncap.


unfence

unfence (canonical)
unfences (third-person singular)
unfenced (past)
unfenced (past participle)
unfencing (present participle)

If you unfence a place, you remove its fence.


unfences

The third-person singular form of unfence.


unfenced

The past tense and past participle of unfence.


uncensor

uncensor (canonical)
uncensors (third-person singular)
uncensored (past)
uncensored (past participle)
uncensoring (present participle)

If you uncensor something, you remove its censorship.


uncensors

The third-person singular form of uncensor.


uncensored

The past tense and past participle of uncensor.


uncensored

If something is uncensored, it is not censored.


uncivil

uncivil (positive)
more uncivil (comparative)
most uncivil (superlative)

An uncivil person is someone who is not civilized


unclad

An unclad person is someone who is not wearing any clothes


uncord

uncord (canonical)
uncords (third-person singular)
uncorded (past)
uncorded (past participle)
uncording (present participle)

If you uncord something, you remove it from cords.


uncords

The third-person singular form of uncord.


uncorded

The past tense and past participle of uncord.


uncrop

uncrop (canonical)
uncrops (third-person singular)
uncropped (past)
uncropped (past participle)
uncropping (present participle)

If you uncrop an image, you undo a crop of it.


uncrops

The third-person singular form of uncrop.


uncropped

The past tense and past participle of uncrop.


uncrown

uncrown (canonical)
uncrowns (third-person singular)
uncrowned (past)
uncrowned (past participle)
uncrowning (present participle)

If you uncrown a monarch, you remove them from their status and authority.


decrown

decrown (canonical)
decrowns (third-person singular)
decrowned (past)
decrowned (past participle)
decrowning (present participle)

If you decrown a monarch, you remove them from their status and authority.


dethrone

dethrone (canonical)
dethrones (third-person singular)
dethroned (past)
dethroned (past participle)
dethroning (present participle)

If you dethrone a monarch, you remove them from their status and authority.


uncrowned

The past tense and past participle of uncrown.


uncrowns

The third-person singular form of uncrown.


decrowned

The past tense and past participle of decrown.


decrowns

The third-person singular form of decrown.


dethrones

The third-person singular form of dethrone.


dethroned

The past tense and past participle of dethrone.


uncurl

uncurl (canonical)
uncurls (third-person singular)
uncurled (past)
uncurled (past participle)
uncurling (present participle)

If you uncurl something, you straighten it by removing its curls.


uncurls

The third-person singular form of uncurl.


uncurled

The past tense and past participle of uncurl.


stow

stow (canonical)
stows (third-person singular)
stowed (past)
stowed (past participle)
stowing (present participle)

If you stow something, you keep it in a compact and tidy manner.

Please be reminded to stow your tray tables prior to landing.

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stowed

The past tense and past participle of stow.


gravy train

A gravy train is a job or situation that has a considerable income or benefits and requires little effort to do.


sinecure

A sinecure is a position that requires little to no work but still gives a good payout.


sinecures

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


payout

A payout is the amount of money paid for a job.


payouts

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


golden goose

A golden goose is something that gives a lot profit or advantages.


gold mine

A gold mine is something that generates a lot of income.

This oil deposit is a regular gold mine. We make more and more money every year!


metallurgy

Metallurgy is the science of metals which includes their purification and production


thunder thighs

A person with thunder thighs is someone who has fat thighs.


outbuy

outbuy (canonical)
outbuys (third-person singular)
outbought (past)
outbought (past participle)
outbuying (present participle)

If you outbuy a person, you spend more money than them when buying goods.


outbuys

The third-person singular form of outbuy.


outbought

The past tense and past participle of outbuy.


overabsorb

overabsorb (canonical)
overabsorbs (third-person singular)
overabsorbed (past)
overabsorbed (past participle)
overabsorbing (present participle)

If a cloth overabsorbs, it absorbs too much liquid.


overabuse

overabuse (canonical)
overabuses (third-person singular)
overabused (past)
overabused (past participle)
overabusing (present participle)

If you overabuse something, you abuse it excessively.


overabsorbs

The third-person singular form of overabsorb.


overabsorbed

The past tense and past participle of overabsorb.


overabuses

The third-person singular form of overabuse.


overabused

The past tense and past participle of overabuse.


overallocate

overallocate (canonical)
overallocates (third-person singular)
overallocated (past)
overallocated (past participle)
overallocating (present participle)

If you overallocate something, you allocate it excessively.


overallocates

The third-person singular form of overallocate.


overallocated

The past tense and past participle of overallocate.


overaccessorize

overaccessorize (canonical)
overaccessorizes (third-person singular)
overaccessorized (past)
overaccessorized (past participle)
overaccessorizing (present participle)

If you overaccessorize something, you adorn it with accessories excessively.


overaccessorise

overaccessorise (canonical)
overaccessorises (third-person singular)
overaccessorised (past)
overaccessorised (past participle)
overaccessorising (present participle)

If you overaccessorise something, you adorn it with accessories excessively.


overaccessorizes

The third-person singular form of overaccessorize.


overaccessorized

The past tense and past participle of overaccessorize.


overaccessorizing

The present participle of overaccessorize.


overaccessorised

The past tense and past participle of overaccessorise.


overaccessorises

The third-person singular form of overaccessorise.


overaccessorising

The present participle of overaccessorise.


overaerate

overaerate (canonical)
overaerates (third-person singular)
overaerated (past)
overaerated (past participle)
overaerating (present participle)

If you overaerate something, you aerate it excessively.


overaerates

The third-person singular form of overaerate.


overaerated

The past tense and past participle of overaerate.


overassert

overassert (canonical)
overasserts (third-person singular)
overasserted (past)
overasserted (past participle)
overasserting (present participle)

If you overassert, you use too much force on something.


overasserts

The third-person singular form of overassert.


overasserted

The past tense and past participle of overassert.


overboil

overboil (canonical)
overboils (third-person singular)
overboiled (past)
overboiled (past participle)
overboiling (present participle)

If you overboil something, you boil it excessively.


overboils

The third-person singular form of overboil.


overboiled

The past tense and past participle of overboil.


overbill

overbill (canonical)
overbills (third-person singular)
overbilled (past)
overbilled (past participle)
overbilling (present participle)

If you overbill a person, you bill an excessive amount on them.


overbills

The third-person singular form of overbill.


overbilled

The past tense and past participle of overbill.


overprotective

If you are overprotective, you give too much protection to a person, usually a child.


overambitious

If you are overambitious, you are too ambitious for something.


overbreed

overbreed (canonical)
overbreeds (third-person singular)
overbreeded (past)
overbreeded (past participle)
overbreeding (present participle)

If you overbreed something, you breed it excessively.


overbreeds

The third-person singular form of overbreed.


overbreeded

The past tense and past participle of overbreed.


overbroad

If something is overbroad, it is too broad.


overkill

An overkill is the destructive capacity the exceeds the amount of what is needed.

An overkill is an unnecessary excess of whatever is needed to achieve a goal.

/ˈəʊ.vəˌkɪl/


overbuy

overbuy (canonical)
overbuys (third-person singular)
overbought (past)
overbought (past participle)
overbuying (present participle)

If you overbuy, you buy an excess of what is needed.


overbought

The past tense and past participle of overbuy.


overbuys

The third-person singular form of overbuy.


overkills

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


overbribe

overbribe (canonical)
overbribes (third-person singular)
overbribed (past)
overbribed (past participle)
overbribing (present participle)

If you overbribe a person, you bribe them excessively.


overbribes

The third-person singular form of overbribe.


overbribed

The past tense and past participle of overbribe.


overchew

overchew (canonical)
overchews (third-person singular)
overchewed (past)
overchewed (past participle)
overchewing (present participle)

If you overchew something, you chew it excessively.


overchews

The third-person singular form of overchew.


overchewed

The past tense and past participle of overchew.


overdilute

overdilute (canonical)
overdilutes (third-person singular)
overdiluted (past)
overdiluted (past participle)
overdiluting (present participle)

If you overdilute something, you dilute it excessively.


overdilutes

The third-person singular form of overdilute.


overdiluted

The past tense and past participle of overdilute.


overfry

overfry (canonical)
overfries (third-person singular)
overfried (past)
overfried (past participle)
overfrying (present participle)

If you overfry something, you fry it for too long.


overfries

The third-person singular form of overfry.


overfried

The past tense and past participle of overfry.


overfund

overfund (canonical)
overfunds (third-person singular)
overfunded (past)
overfunded (past participle)
overfunding (present participle)

If you overfund a person, you fund them excessively.


overfunds

The third-person singular form of overfund.


overfunded

The past tense and past participle of overfund.


overjoy

overjoy (canonical)
overjoys (third-person singular)
overjoyed (past)
overjoyed (past participle)
overjoying (present participle)

If something overjoys you, it provides you with great joy or delight.


overinflate

overinflate (canonical)
overinflates (third-person singular)
overinflated (past)
overinflated (past participle)
overinflating (present participle)

If you overinflate something, you inflate it excessively.


overjoys

The third-person singular form of overjoy.


overjoyed

The past tense and past participle of overjoy.


overinflates

The third-person singular form of overinflate.


overinflated

The past tense and past participle of overinflate.


overmodify

overmodify (canonical)
overmodifies (third-person singular)
overmodified (past)
overmodified (past participle)
overmodifying (present participle)

If you overmodify a car, you modify it excessively.


overmodifies

The third-person singular form of overmodify.


overmodified

The past tense and past participle of overmodify.


overpack

overpack (canonical)
overpacks (third-person singular)
overpacked (past)
overpacked (past participle)
overpacking (present participle)


overpacks

The third-person singular form of overpack.


overpacked

The past tense and past participle of overpack.


unarchive

unarchive (canonical)
unarchives (third-person singular)
unarchived (past)
unarchived (past participle)
unarchiving (present participle)

If you unarchive something, you remove it from an archive.


unarchives

The third-person singular form of unarchive.


unarchived

The past tense and past participle of unarchive.


overmagnify

overmagnify (canonical)
overmagnifies (third-person singular)
overmagnified (past)
overmagnified (past participle)
overmagnifying (present participle)

If you overmagnify something, you magnify it excessively.


overmagnified

The past tense and past participle of overmagnify.


overmagnifies

The third-person singular form of overmagnify.


overmoisten

overmoisten (canonical)
overmoistens (third-person singular)
overmoistened (past)
overmoistened (past participle)
overmoistening (present participle)

If you overmoisten something, you moisten it excessively.


overmoistens

The third-person singular form of overmoisten.


overmoistened

The past tense and past participle of overmoisten.


overimpose

overimpose (canonical)
overimposes (third-person singular)
overimposed (past)
overimposed (past participle)
overimposing (present participle)

If you overimpose something, you impose it excessively.


overimposes

The third-person singular form of overimpose.


overimposed

The past tense and past participle of overimpose.


overinvest

overinvest (canonical)
overinvests (third-person singular)
overinvested (past)
overinvested (past participle)
overinvesting (present participle)

If you overinvest, you invest excessively.


overinvests

The third-person singular form of overinvest.


overinvested

The past tense and past participle of overinvest.


overplease

overplease (canonical)
overpleases (third-person singular)
overpleased (past)
overpleased (past participle)
overpleasing (present participle)

If you overplease a person, you please them excessively.


overpleases

The third-person singular form of overplease.


overpleased

The past tense and past participle of overplease.


faun

A fantastic creature who lives in forests and usually has horns and legs like goats.


metallurgist

A metallurgist is a person who studies metallurgy.

Tom is a metallurgist.


metallurgists

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


kine

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

The turtles are creatures, and the kine are creatures, yet creatures old in their kinds.

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kine

The unit of velocity. It is exactly to one centimeter per second.


kines

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


amendable

amendable (positive)
more amendable (comparative)
most amendable (superlative)

If something is amendable, it can be amended.


auctionable

auctionable (positive)
more auctionable (comparative)
most auctionable (superlative)

If someone is auctionable, it can be auctioned for a good price.


bookmarkable

If something is bookmarkable, it can be bookmarked.


breedable

breedable (positive)
more breedable (comparative)
most breedable (superlative)

If something is breedable, it can be bred.


calibratable

calibratable (positive)
more calibratable (comparative)
most calibratable (superlative)

If something is calibratable, it can be calibrated.


calculatable

calculatable (positive)
more calculatable (comparative)
most calculatable (superlative)

If something is calculatable, it can be calculated.


capsizable

capsizable (positive)
more capsizable (comparative)
most capsizable (superlative)

If something is capsizable, it can capsize.


catchable

If something is catchable, it can be caught.


catapultable

If something is catapultable, it can launched via a catapult.


chainable

chainable (positive)
more chainable (comparative)
most chainable (superlative)

If something is chainable, it can be chained.


clickable

If something is clickable, it can be clicked on.


climbable

climbable (positive)
more climbable (comparative)
most climbable (superlative)

If something is climbable, it can be climbed.


popcorn

popcorn is a snack food made by heating certain kinds of corn.


roam

roam (canonical)
roams (third-person singular)
roamed (past)
roamed (past participle)
roaming (present participle)

If a person roams around, they wander or travel freely and they do not have a specific destination.


roamed

The past tense and past participle of roam.


sip

sip (canonical)
sips (third-person singular)
sipped (past)
sipped (past participle)
sipping (present participle)

If you sip a drink, you drink it slowly by taking small mouthfuls at a time.


sips

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


sipped

The past tense and past participle of sip.


mouthful

mouthful
mouthfuls or mouthsful (plural)

A mouthful of something is an amount that will fit in a mouth.


mouthsful

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


stoop

A stoop is a body posture where the head and shoulders of a person is bent forward.


stoop

stoop (canonical)
stoops (third-person singular)
stooped (past)
stooped (past participle)
stooping (present participle)

If you stoop, you bend your head and shoulders forward.

If you stoop, you lower your moral standard by doing something that is below one's status.


stoops

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


stoops

The third-person singular form of stoop.


stooped

The past tense and past participle of stoop.


undetermined

If something is undetermined, it has not been settled or decided.


undoubted

If something is undoubted, it does not have any doubt.


undoubtedly

If something is undoubtedly clear, it, without any doubt, is clear.


unprecedented

If something is unprecedented, it is never seen or experienced before.


threshold

A threshold is the bottom part of a door that a person crosses to enter.

The threshold of a runway is the start of the landing area.

A threshold is the point where something must be exceeded for a certain reaction to happen.


thresholds

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


visualization

Visualization is a visual representation of data.

/ˌvɪʒʊəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/

/ˌvɪʒuələˈzeɪʃən/


visualizations

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


visualisation

Visualisation is a visual representation of data.

/ˌvɪʒʊəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/

/ˌvɪʒuələˈzeɪʃən/


visualisations

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


birthstone

A birthstone is any of the twelve gemstones that are associated with the month of a person's birth.


gemstone

A gemstone is a gem that is usually made of minerals.


birthstones

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


gemstones

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


anhydrous

anhydrous (positive)
more anhydrous (comparative)
most anhydrous (superlative)

If something is anhydrous, it has little or no water.


hydrous

hydrous (positive)
more hydrous (comparative)
most hydrous (superlative)

If something is hydrous, it contains water.


almshouse

An almshouse is a place where the poor, sick or elderly lives and it relies on donations for funding.


almshouses

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


blueprint

A blueprint is a design drawing that is mainly used in architecture.


blueprint

blueprint (canonical)
blueprints (third-person singular)
blueprinted (past)
blueprinted (past participle)
blueprinting (present participle)

If you blueprint something, you make a blueprint for it.


blueprints

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


blueprints

The third-person singular form of blueprint.


blueprinted

The past tense and past participle of blueprint.


righteous

righteous (positive)
more righteous (comparative)
most righteous (superlative)

A righteous person is someone who is free from sin or guilt.


blasphemous

blasphemous (positive)
more blasphemous (comparative)
most blasphemous (superlative)

A blasphemous person is someone who disrespects God.


rappel

A rappel is a descent by means of a rope.


rappel

rappeled (past)
rappeled (past participle)
rappeling (present participle)
rappel (canonical)
rappels (third-person singular)
rappelled (past)
rappelled (past participle)
rappelling (present participle)

If a person rappels, they descent by means of a rope.


rappels

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


rappels

The third-person singular form of rappel.


rappeled

rappel (canonical)
rappels (third-person singular)
rappeled (past)
rappeled (past participle)
rappeling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rappel.


rappelled

rappel (canonical)
rappels (third-person singular)
rappelled (past)
rappelled (past participle)
rappelling (present participle)


abseil

abseil (canonical)
abseils (third-person singular)
abseiled (past)
abseiled (past participle)
abseiling (present participle)

If a person abseils, they descend a steep or vertical drop using a rope with a mechanical friction device.


abseil

A rappel is a descent from a mountain using a rope looped at the top and a friction device.


abseils

The third-person singular form of abseil.


abseils

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


abseiled

The past tense and past participle of abseil.


bra

A bra is an underwear worn to support the breasts.


bras

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


botanical

If something is botanical, it is related to botany, the study of plants.


bladed

blade (canonical)
blades (third-person singular)
bladed (past)
bladed (past participle)
blading (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of blade.


Biblical

Biblical (positive)
more Biblical (comparative)
most Biblical (superlative)

If something is Biblical, it is related to the Bible.

It reminds me of the Biblical story of Tower of Babel from Genesis.

If something is of Biblical proportions, it is usually very large or has very large effects, often negative.

The new disease is often deadly, and some are calling it a disaster of Biblical proportions.

If something is from Biblical times, it happened roughly between 2000 BCE and 100 CE.

This is how people travelled in Biblical times.


aptitude

The aptitude of a person is their ability to acquire knowledge or skill.

Aptitude is the condition of being suitable for something.


aptitudes

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


toot one's own horn

When a person toots one's own horn, they promote themselves or something they did.


circumscribe

circumscribe (canonical)
circumscribes (third-person singular)
circumscribed (past)
circumscribed (past participle)
circumscribing (present participle)

If you circumscribe something, you draw a line around it. .


circumscribes

The third-person singular form of circumscribe.


circumscribed

The past tense and past participle of circumscribe.


competently

If something is done competently, it is done in a competent manner


toot your own horn


herniate

herniate (canonical)
herniates (third-person singular)
herniated (past)
herniated (past participle)
herniating (present participle)

If a tissue or a part of an organ herniates, it protrudes through the muscular tissue or the membrane.


herniates

The third-person singular form of herniate.


herniated

The past tense and past participle of herniate.


notarize

notarize (canonical)
notarizes (third-person singular)
notarized (past)
notarized (past participle)
notarizing (present participle)

If you notarize something, you witness the authenticity of a document and its accompanying signatures.


notarizes

The third-person singular form of notarize.


notarized

The past tense and past participle of notarize.


notarise

notarise (canonical)
notarises (third-person singular)
notarised (past)
notarised (past participle)
notarising (present participle)

If you notarise something, you witness the authenticity of a document and its accompanying signatures.


notarises

The third-person singular form of notarise.


notarised

The past tense and past participle of notarise.


notary

A notary is a lawyer who drafts legal documents and provides legal advice for private parties. They do not represent their client in court.


notaries

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


uproariously

If something happens uproariously, it happens in an uproarious manner.


uproarious

If something is uproarious, it causes an uproar.


artificialize

artificialize (canonical)
artificializes (third-person singular)
artificialized (past)
artificialized (past participle)
artificializing (present participle)

If you artificialize something, you make it artificial.


artificializes

The third-person singular form of artificialize.


artificialized

The past tense and past participle of artificialize.


artificializing

The present participle of artificialize.


artificialise

artificialise (canonical)
artificialises (third-person singular)
artificialised (past)
artificialised (past participle)
artificialising (present participle)

If you artificialise something, you make it artificial.


artificialises

The third-person singular form of artificialise.


artificialised

The past tense and past participle of artificialise.


artificialising

The present participle of artificialise.


actualize

actualize (canonical)
actualizes (third-person singular)
actualized (past)
actualized (past participle)
actualizing (present participle)

If you actualize something, you make it real.


actualizes

The third-person singular form of actualize.


actualized

The past tense and past participle of actualize.


actualise

actualise (canonical)
actualises (third-person singular)
actualised (past)
actualised (past participle)
actualising (present participle)

If you actualise something, you make it real.


actualises

The third-person singular form of actualise.


actualised

The past tense and past participle of actualise.


biosynthesize

biosynthesize (canonical)
biosynthesizes (third-person singular)
biosynthesized (past)
biosynthesized (past participle)
biosynthesizing (present participle)

If you biosynthesize something, you make it through biosynthesis.


biosynthesizes

The third-person singular form of biosynthesize.


biosynthesized

The past tense and past participle of biosynthesize.


biosynthesizing

The present participle of biosynthesize.


biosynthesise

biosynthesise (canonical)
biosynthesises (third-person singular)
biosynthesised (past)
biosynthesised (past participle)
biosynthesising (present participle)

If you biosynthesise something, you make it through biosynthesis.


biosynthesises

The third-person singular form of biosynthesise.


biosynthesised

The past tense and past participle of biosynthesise.


biosynthesising

The present participle of biosynthesise.


biosynthesis

Biosynthesis is the production of complex compounds within a living organism.


biosyntheses

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


statistical

If something is statistical, it is related to statistics.


metric

If something is metric, it is related to the metric system.

If something is metric, it is related to distance.


metrics

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


metrics

Metrics is the statistical analysis of data sets or big data.


bio-

Words that are prefixed with bio- are related to biology or life.


bulletize

bulletize (canonical)
bulletizes (third-person singular)
bulletized (past)
bulletized (past participle)
bulletizing (present participle)

If you bulletize a document, you restructure it using bullets.


bulletizes

The third-person singular form of bulletize.


bulletized

The past tense and past participle of bulletize.


bulletise

bulletise (canonical)
bulletises (third-person singular)
bulletised (past)
bulletised (past participle)
bulletising (present participle)

If you bulletise a document, you restructure it using bullets.


bulletises

The third-person singular form of bulletise.


bulletised

The past tense and past participle of bulletise.


climatize

climatize (canonical)
climatizes (third-person singular)
climatized (past)
climatized (past participle)
climatizing (present participle)

If you climatize yourself, you adapt to the new environment.


climatizes

The third-person singular form of climatize.


climatized

The past tense and past participle of climatize.


climatise

climatise (canonical)
climatises (third-person singular)
climatised (past)
climatised (past participle)
climatising (present participle)

If you climatise yourself, you adapt to the new environment.


climatises

The third-person singular form of climatise.


climatised

The past tense and past participle of climatise.


clusterize

clusterize (canonical)
clusterizes (third-person singular)
clusterized (past)
clusterized (past participle)
clusterizing (present participle)

If you clusterize things, you form it into clusters.


clusterizes

The third-person singular form of clusterize.


clusterized

The past tense and past participle of clusterize.


clusterise

clusterise (canonical)
clusterises (third-person singular)
clusterised (past)
clusterised (past participle)
clusterising (present participle)

If you clusterise things, you form it into clusters.


clusterises

The third-person singular form of clusterise.


clusterised

The past tense and past participle of clusterise.


compartmentalize

compartmentalize (canonical)
compartmentalizes (third-person singular)
compartmentalized (past)
compartmentalized (past participle)
compartmentalizing (present participle)

If you compartmentalize a group of things, you separate it into different compartments.


compartmentalizes

The third-person singular form of compartmentalize.


compartmentalized

The past tense and past participle of compartmentalize.


compartmentalizing

The present participle of compartmentalize.


compartmentalise

compartmentalise (canonical)
compartmentalises (third-person singular)
compartmentalised (past)
compartmentalised (past participle)
compartmentalising (present participle)

If you compartmentalise a group of things, you separate it into different compartments.


compartmentalises

The third-person singular form of compartmentalise.


compartmentalised

The past tense and past participle of compartmentalise.


compartmentalising

The present participle of compartmentalise.


compartmental

If something is compartmental, it is related to or constructed from compartments


departmentalize

departmentalize (canonical)
departmentalizes (third-person singular)
departmentalized (past)
departmentalized (past participle)
departmentalizing (present participle)

If you departmentalize a group of things, you separate it into different departments.


departmentalizes

The third-person singular form of departmentalize.


departmentalized

The past tense and past participle of departmentalize.


departmentalizing

The present participle of departmentalize.


departmentalise

departmentalise (canonical)
departmentalises (third-person singular)
departmentalised (past)
departmentalised (past participle)
departmentalising (present participle)

If you departmentalise a group of things, you separate it into different departments.


departmentalises

The third-person singular form of departmentalise.


departmentalised

The past tense and past participle of departmentalise.


departmentalising

The present participle of departmentalise.


departmental

If something is departmental, it is related to a department.


souse

Souse is something that has been kept or steeped in brine.


souse

souse (canonical)
souses (third-person singular)
soused (past)
soused (past participle)
sousing (present participle)

If you souse something, you immerse it in liquid.


souses

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


souses

The third-person singular form of souse.


soused

soused (positive)
more soused (comparative)
most soused (superlative)

A soused person is someone who is drunk.


soused

The past tense and past participle of souse.


barbacoa

Barbacoa is meat that has been slow-cooked over an open fire.


open fire

If you open fire, you begin firing (shooting) weapons at something or someone.


purview

The purview of an authority is the scope or range of interest or control.


purviews

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


musky

musky (positive)
muskier (comparative)
muskiest (superlative)

If something is musky, its scent resembles musk.


muskier

The comparative form of musky; more musky.


muskiest

The superlative form of musky; most musky.


domino theory


hereafter

In coming time; in some future time or in some future state.

The company will implement a different policy hereafter.

Hereafter, we will meet every Monday for our study group.

/hɪəˈrɑːftə/


fortunately

Fortunately, I found my lost keys in the living room.


unrest

A state of trouble, confusion and turbulence, especially in a political context; a time of riots, demonstrations and protests.

A state of dissatisfaction, disturbance, or trouble.

There was unrest in the city after the unexpected decision, and people gathered to express their concerns.


unrests

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


shear

sheared (past)
sheared (past participle)
shear (canonical)
shears (third-person singular)
shorn (past)
shore (past participle)
shearing (present participle)

To cut or trim something, especially using scissors or shears (tool).

She decided to shear her long hair to donate it to a charity that makes wigs for cancer patients.

To remove the fleece from a sheep etc. by clipping.

Shear the llamas.


shears

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

A tool having of two blades with bevel edges, connected by a pivot, used for cutting cloth, or for removing the fleece from sheep etc.


shears

The third-person singular form of shear.


sheared

shear (canonical)
shears (third-person singular)
sheared (past)
sheared (past participle)
shearing (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of shear.

The sheep looked different after it was sheared, with its thick wool now trimmed close to its body for the summer.


shearing

Shearing is the act of cutting or trimming, especially when referring to the removal of wool from sheep.

The farmer spent the afternoon shearing the sheep to collect the wool for various uses.


-ing

Often added to verbs to indicate an ongoing action or activity.

Run + ing = Running: She is running in the park.

Read + ing = Reading: He is reading a book.

Play + ing = Playing: They are playing outside.


shearings

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


fodder

Food, especially dried hay or straw, given to animals like cows and horses.

The farmer stored a lot of fodder in the barn to feed the cattle during the winter months.

Suggesting something of low quality or usefulness.

The tabloid newspaper seemed to rely on sensational stories and celebrity gossip, making it appear as mere fodder for entertainment rather than serious news.


fodders

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


turf

Upper layer of soil with the grass growing on it, often used as a surface for lawns or sports fields.

The kids played soccer on the soft turf of the school field.

A person's territory or area of control.

The street vendor claimed the corner as his turf, where he sold his handmade crafts.

A territory claimed by a gang as their own.


turfs

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


peat

Peat is soil formed of dead but not fully decayed plants found in bog areas, often burned as fuel.


peats

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


shorn

shear (canonical)
shears (third-person singular)
shorn (past)
shore (past participle)
shearing (present participle)


obscurity

Obscurity is darkness; the absence of light.

The state of being unclear, unknown, or hard to understand.

The old book was written in such obscurity that even scholars had difficulty deciphering its meaning.


obscurities

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


-ity

Used to form abstract nouns that often denote a state, condition, or quality.

Beauty: The quality of being pleasing to the senses..

Generosity: The state of being generous or giving.

Purity: The state of being pure or uncontaminated.

Used to form a countable noun from an adjective, referring to someone or something that conforms to the adjective's description.

Oddity: an odd or strange thing or opinion; a strange person.

Used to form other nouns, especially abstract nouns.


declamation

Declamation is the act of speaking or reciting in a formal and dramatic manner, often with emotion or emphasis.

In the school competition, Sarah delivered a powerful declamation of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech, captivating the audience with her passionate delivery.

The public recitation of speeches as an exercise in schools and colleges.

A set or harangue; declamatory discourse.

Pretentious rhetorica display, with more sound than sense.

mere declamation


declamations

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


jade

Jade is a hard, typically green stone used in jewelry and ornaments.

She wore a necklace made of jade, which matched the color of her eyes perfectly.

Jade is a slightly bluish or greyish green colour, similar to polished jade stones.

Today she wore a jade dress.

Jade is a succulent plant (Crassula ovata).


jades

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


deeply

If something is deeply rooted, felt, held, etc., it is done to a deep extent or degree.

I am deeply concerned about this matter.

I deeply regret my behaviour.

The surface of the planet was deeply cratered.

If something moves deeply it moves to or at depth.

In this part of the river salmon swim deeply.


vocal

vocal (positive)
more vocal (comparative)
most vocal (superlative)

Vocal cords, groups, performances, etc. are related to the voice or speaking.

She has a beautiful vocal range and can sing both high and low notes effortlessly.

The choir practice their vocal parts to prepare for the upcoming performance.

If your are vocal, you speak out about topics you care about.

She's a vocal critic of the government.

The student was very vocal about his disagreement with the new school policy.

The politician was known for her vocal opposition to the new tax proposal.

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vocal

A vocal is the musical part performed by singers.

The song has a beautiful melody together with a great vocal.

The vocals were recorded after the rest of the song.


vocals

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


vocalize

vocalize (canonical)
vocalizes (third-person singular)
vocalized (past)
vocalized (past participle)
vocalizing (present participle)

If you vocalize, you express yourself with your voice.


vocalizes

The third-person singular form of vocalize.


vocalized

The past tense and past participle of vocalize.


vocalise

vocalise (canonical)
vocalises (third-person singular)
vocalised (past)
vocalised (past participle)
vocalising (present participle)

If you vocalise, you express yourself with your voice.


vocalises

The third-person singular form of vocalise.


vocalised

The past tense and past participle of vocalise.


undefeated

An undefeated person is someone who has not been defeated; always victorious.


undefeatable

An undefeatable person is someone who is impossible to defeat.


defeatable

defeatable (positive)
more defeatable (comparative)
most defeatable (superlative)

A defeatable person is someone who can be defeated.


undefined

If something is undefined, it does not have a definition or value.

If something is undefined, it does not have a meaning.


deniable

deniable (positive)
more deniable (comparative)
most deniable (superlative)

If something is deniable, it can be denied.


undeniable

If something is undeniable, it cannot be denied.


rick

Rick is a stack of hay, corn, straw, or any other similar material, especially one formerly built into a regular shape and thatched.

The ricks are built upon cast-iron straddles, so as to resist the invasion of rats and mice.


rick

rick (canonical)
ricks (third-person singular)
ricked (past)
ricked (past participle)
ricking (present participle)

If you rick hay, you heap it into ricks.


ricks

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


ricked

The past tense and past participle of rick.


homogenize

homogenize (canonical)
homogenizes (third-person singular)
homogenized (past)
homogenized (past participle)
homogenizing (present participle)

If you homogenize milk, you treat (process) milk so that the fat in it is emulsified and the cream does not separate.

If you homogenize something, you make it uniform throughout.

/həˈmɑːd͡ʒənaɪz/


homogenizes

The third-person singular form of homogenize.


homogenized

The past tense and past participle of homogenize.


homogenise

homogenise (canonical)
homogenises (third-person singular)
homogenised (past)
homogenised (past participle)
homogenising (present participle)

If you homogenise milk, you treat (process) milk so that the fat in it is emulsified and the cream does not separate.

If you homogenise something, you make it uniform throughout.

/həˈmɑːd͡ʒənaɪz/


homogenises

The third-person singular form of homogenise.


homogenised

The past tense and past participle of homogenise.


emulsify

emulsify (canonical)
emulsifies (third-person singular)
emulsified (past)
emulsified (past participle)
emulsifying (present participle)

If you emulsify something, you make it into an emulsion.


emulsifies

The third-person singular form of emulsify.


emulsified

The past tense and past participle of emulsify.


emulsification

Emulsification is the process of making something into an emulsion.


emulsifications

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


emulsion

An emulsion is a stable suspension of small droplets of one liquid in another with which it is immiscible.

Mayonnaise is an emulsion where egg is used to keep oil and water mixed.

Emulsion is a type of paint that is an emulsion of oil in water.


emulsion

emulsion (canonical)
emulsions (third-person singular)
emulsioned (past)
emulsioned (past participle)
emulsioning (present participle)

If you emulsion a wall, you paint it with emulsion paint.


emulsions

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


emulsions

The third-person singular form of emulsion.


emulsioned

The past tense and past participle of emulsion.


immiscible

If two or more liquids are immiscible, they cannot be mixed together as they are not mutually soluble.


unmixable

If two or more liquids are unmixable, they cannot be mixed together.


miscible

miscible (positive)
more miscible (comparative)
most miscible (superlative)

If two or more liquids are miscible, they can be mixed together.


solubility

The solubility of something is how soluble it is.


solubilities

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


loathsome

loathsome (positive)
more loathsome (comparative)
most loathsome (superlative)

If something is loathsome, it is very offensive and causes disgust.


glycogen

Glycogen is a polymer made up of glucose, it serves as a form of energy storage in animals.


glycogens

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


saccharide

Saccharides are the unit structure of carbohydrates. It has a general formula of CₙH₂ₙOₙ. It exists either as a simple sugars or polymers such as starch and cellulose.


saccharides

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


monorail

A monorail is a railroad system where the trains run on one rail.

A monorail is a train that runs on such system.


monorails

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


Shih Tzu

Shih Tzu is a dog of a breed with long silky hair and short legs.

I heard Shelly had bought a Shih Tzu.


shih tzu


Shih Tzus

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


axiomatic

axiomatic (positive)
more axiomatic (comparative)
most axiomatic (superlative)

If something is axiomatic, it is unquestionable.


unquestionable

If something is unquestionable, it cannot be disputed or doubted.


reink

reink (canonical)
reinks (third-person singular)
reinked (past)
reinked (past participle)
reinking (present participle)

If you reink something, you ink it again.


reinks

The third-person singular form of reink.


reinked

The past tense and past participle of reink.


regauge

regauge (canonical)
regauges (third-person singular)
regauged (past)
regauged (past participle)
regauging (present participle)

If you regauge something, you gauge it again.


regrab

regrab (canonical)
regrabs (third-person singular)
regrabbed (past)
regrabbed (past participle)
regrabbing (present participle)

If you regrab something, you grab it again.


regouge

regouge (canonical)
regouges (third-person singular)
regouged (past)
regouged (past participle)
regouging (present participle)

If you regouge something, you gouge it again.


regrant

regrant (canonical)
regrants (third-person singular)
regranted (past)
regranted (past participle)
regranting (present participle)

If you regrant something to someone, you grant it to them again.


regranulate

regranulate (canonical)
regranulates (third-person singular)
regranulated (past)
regranulated (past participle)
regranulating (present participle)

If you regranulate something, you granulate it again.


regauges

The third-person singular form of regauge.


regauged

The past tense and past participle of regauge.


regrabs

The third-person singular form of regrab.


regrabbed

The past tense and past participle of regrab.


regouged

The past tense and past participle of regouge.


regouges

The third-person singular form of regouge.


regranulated

The past tense and past participle of regranulate.


regranulates

The third-person singular form of regranulate.


regrants

The third-person singular form of regrant.


regranted

The past tense and past participle of regrant.


gouge

A gouge is a cut or groove that is left by something sharp.


gouge

gouge (canonical)
gouges (third-person singular)
gouged (past)
gouged (past participle)
gouging (present participle)

If you gouge something, you make a groove, cut, or hole by scooping in it.

If you gouge someone, you cheat or charge them with an unfair or unreasonable high price.


gouges

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


gouges

The third-person singular form of gouge.


gouged

The past tense and past participle of gouge.


call girl

A call girl is a female prostitute who is hired by telephone.


call girls

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


incontinence

Incontinence is the inability of any organ to restrain discharges of their contents (urine or feces).


incontinences

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


urology

Urology is the branch of medicine that treats disorders of the urinary system.


urinary

Something that is related to urine, its production, function, or excretion.

urinary system

urinary tract


deliciousness

The deliciousness of something is how delicious it is.


penchant

If a person has a penchant for something, they have a strong liking for it.

He has a penchant for fine wine.

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penchants

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


lollygag

lollygag (canonical)
lollygags (third-person singular)
lollygagged (past)
lollygagged (past participle)
lollygagging (present participle)

If a person lollygags, they be lazy to avoid necessary work or effort.


lollygags

The third-person singular form of lollygag.


lollygagged

The past tense and past participle of lollygag.


shirk

shirk (canonical)
shirks (third-person singular)
shirked (past)
shirked (past participle)
shirking (present participle)

If a person shirks, they avoid work or a responsibility.


shirks

The third-person singular form of shirk.


shirked

The past tense and past participle of shirk.


castanet

Castanets are a handheld percussion instrument that consists of a pair of concave shells joined on one edge by string.


castanets

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


percussion

Percussion is the collision of two items in order to produce a sound.

Percussion is the tapping of the patient's body so as to aid in a medical diagnosis.

Percussion is the section of an orchestra that contains percussion instruments.


percussions

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


miniskirts

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


disengagement

dis- + engage + -ment
disengage + engagement

ety-affix

A person or group's disengagement with something is the ending of their interest or involvement with it.

His disengagement with his research after the death of his wife was noticeable.

The majority of former athletes reacted positively to their disengagement from sport.

The situation changed after Israel's disengagement from Gaza in 2005.

The disengagement of people or things is their physical coming apart after being connected.

The increased gas is timed to match the disengagement of the clutch.

Disengagement in a battle is pulling back from or stopping participation in the battle.

A disengagement is a breaking of engagement which is an agreement or promise to marry.


disengagements

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


raucous

raucous (positive)
more raucous (comparative)
most raucous (superlative)

If something is raucous, it is loud and annoying.

If a gathering is raucous, it is loud, rude, and/or violent.


wrongdoer

A wrongdoer is someone who does something wrong.


wrongdoers

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


doer

A doer is someone who does, performs, or executes something.


doers

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


latests

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


Austrian Empire

The Austrian Empire was a country in Europe from 1804 to 1867.


sardonic

sardonic (positive)
more sardonic (comparative)
most sardonic (superlative)

A sardonic person is someone who is humorous in an unkind way.


malfeasance

Malfeasance is misconduct or wrongdoing by a public official and the action causes damage.


malfeasances

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


wrongdoing

A wrongdoing is an illegal or dishonest action..

A wrongdoing is an instance of doing wrong.

/ˈrɒŋˌduːɪŋ/


wrongdoings

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


misconduct

A misconduct is a behavior that is considered to be unacceptable.

He will be charged in court for sexual misconduct.


plinth

A plinth is a base that you put a statue on.

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plinths

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


thrombosis

Thrombosis is the formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel


thromboses

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


tachometer

A tachometer is a device that measures, and indicates the revolutions per minute (RPMs) of a revolving shaft, such as the driveshaft of an automobile.


tachometers

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


mumbo jumbo

Mumbo jumbo is technical words or language that is has no plain or clear meaning.

The contract is full of legal mumbo jumbo.


stomp

stomp (canonical)
stomps (third-person singular)
stomped (past)
stomped (past participle)
stomping (present participle)

If you stomp on something, you flatten something.

The man stomped on his cigarette.


sperm whale

The sperm whale lifted it's head from the water to breathe.


sperm whales

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


stomps

The third-person singular form of stomp.


stomped

The past tense and past participle of stomp.


diglyceride

Diglyceride is a lipid, an ester of glycerol and two fatty acids.


monoglyceride

Monoglyceride is a lipid, an ester of glycerol and one fatty acids.


triglyceride

Triglyceride is a lipid, an ester of glycerol and three fatty acids. It forms a large part of animal and vegetable fats.


monoglycerides

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


diglycerides

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


triglycerides

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


lipid

A lipid is a type of organic compound found in living things that includes fats, oils, waxes, triglycerides, etc.


lipids

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


fatty acid

A fatty acid is a carboxylic acid (-C(=O)OH) that occur combined with glycerol as animal or vegetable oils and fats.


fatty acids

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


glyceride

A glyceride is an ester of glycerol that has one or more fatty acid; they are the major constituents of lipids.


glycerides

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


glycerols

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


glycerol

Glycerol is a simple organic molecule. It is a colorless, odorless, thick liquid that is widely used during the last step of preparing prescription drugs.


prescription drug

prescription drug
prescription drugs (plural)

A prescription drug is a licensed medicine that can only be obtained via a doctor's prescription. It is regulated by legislation.


prescription drugs

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


pharmacology

Pharmacology is the science of drugs including their origin, composition, uses, effects, and toxicology.


applesauce

Applesauce is sauce that is made out of apples.


pharmacologist

A pharmacologist is a person who studies pharmacology.


pharmacologists

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


triage

Triage is an assessment or sorting something according to its quality and need.


triage

triage (canonical)
triages (third-person singular)
triaged (past)
triaged (past participle)
triaging (present participle)

If you triage something, you prioritize doing it.


triages

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


triages

The third-person singular form of triage.


triaged

The past tense and past participle of triage.


chandler

A chandler is a person who sells provisions or things to use in ships


croupier

A croupier is the person who controls the bets in the table of a casino.


croupiers

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


chandlers

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


kingpin

A kingpin is the axis around which steered wheels pivot.

A kingpin is the most important person in an organization.


kingpins

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


boudoir

A boudoir is a woman's private dressing room, or bedroom.


boudoirs

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


nicety

A nicety is a small detail or distinction.

We met the new captain while we were taking enemy fire and were unable to observe the niceties of formal introductions.


niceties

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


grackle

A grackle is a common name for any of several American blackbirds of the genus Quiscalus.


grackles

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


common name

The common name of an organism or group of organisms is its name that is known to the general public, rather than its taxonomic or scientific name.


common names

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


Peter Pan syndrome

Peter Pan syndrome is a personality trait of immaturity among adult men who naively view the world as a utopia.

His Peter Pan syndrome makes discussing serious topics with him difficult.


casual sex

Casual sex is a sexual activity that is done without any commitment or emotional attachment between the people involved.


hie

hie (canonical)
hies (third-person singular)
hied (past)
hied (past participle)
hying (present participle)

If you hie yourself somewhere, you go there quickly.

You'd better hie yourself home. Your mama's looking for you.


Generation Z

Generation Z, or Gen Z, is the generation of people born between 1997 and 2010.


hied

The past tense and past participle of hie.


oops

You say oops when you make a small mistake, do something by accident, or fall down.

Oops! I dropped my pen.

"That's not how you spell my name." "Oops, sorry!"


roulade

A roulade is a type of music ornamentation where several notes are sung to one syllable.

A roulade is a slice of meat, fish or sponge that is rolled up, stuffed, and cooked.


roulades

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


spoonbills

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


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paramour

paramour (canonical)
paramours (third-person singular)
paramoured (past)
paramoured (past participle)
paramouring (present participle)


paramours

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


paramours

The third-person singular form of paramour.


paramoured

The past tense and past participle of paramour.


lemans

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


pandemonium

pandemonium
pandemoniums or pandemonia (plural)

A pandemonium is a tumultuous protest or chaotic situation.

A pandemonium is an outburst or outroar.

/ˌpændɪˈməʊnɪəm/


pandemoniums

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


outroar

outroar (canonical)
outroars (third-person singular)
outroared (past)
outroared (past participle)
outroaring (present participle)

If you outroar, you roar louder than someone.


outroar

An outroar is another way of saying uproar.


outroars

The third-person singular form of outroar.


outroars

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


outroared

The past tense and past participle of outroar.


tumultuous

tumultuous (positive)
more tumultuous (comparative)
most tumultuous (superlative)

If a situation is tumultuous, it is loud and chaotic.


carrion

The crows tore pieces of carrion from the dead cow.


nook

A nook is a hidden or secluded place; a retreat.

Geoff loved to sit and read in his favorite nook under a tree.


nooks

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


merciless

merciless (positive)
more merciless (comparative)
most merciless (superlative)

If you are merciless, then you don't treat well people who are injured or disadvantaged; you are cruel and pitiless.

Suzie was merciless in basketball, winning every game by 50 points.


shop talk

Shop talk is a discussion about a person's work that only other people working in the same field can understand.


mnemonic

Something mnemonic helps you to remember certain facts


shooting star

A shooting star is the light of a meteorite that you can see when it enters Earth's atmosphere and burns


sari

A sari is a long piece of cloth that is traditional for woman in India


saris

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


sarees

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


shooting stars

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


pneumonic

If something is pneumonic, it is related to the lungs or pneumonia.

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endoscope

An endoscope is an instrument used to examine the insides of a human organ.


endoscopes

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


radiology

Radiology is the specialty of medical imaging (x-rays) and its interpretation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.


radiologist

A radiologist is an expert of radiology.


radiologists

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


measles

Measles is a disease that usually affects children and that causes red spots in the skin.


lingerie

Lingerie is women's underwear, specially if intended to look erotic


lingeries

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


bonanza

A bonanza is a good situation that makes you rich.

A bonanza is a mine that has a lot of gold or silver


bonanzas

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


fetid

fetid (positive)
more fetid (comparative)
most fetid (superlative)

If something is fetid it smells very bad


themed

theme (canonical)
themes (third-person singular)
themed (past)
themed (past participle)
theming (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of theme.


happenings

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


lodgings

Your lodgings are the room or rooms you stay in, usually rented.

I was able to find lodgings near the university.


furnishings

A room's furnishings are the things in it like furniture, lights, rugs, curtains, etc.

All the furnishings must be removed before you move out.


goings-on

Goings-on are things that are happening, especially if they are strange or illegal.

The police have been around a lot lately, with all the goings-on.


makings

If someone or something has the makings of something, they have the potential to become better or more important.

This group of players has the makings of a good team.


proceedings

The proceedings are the set things that happen, usually planned and associated with an event.

We arrived early so that we wouldn't miss any of the proceedings.

The proceedings are the official records of a meeting, conference, society, etc.

Our paper will be published in the conference proceedings later this year.

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


daylight savings

Daylight savings (also daylight saving) is the practice of setting standard time ahead by one hour in the spring and of setting it back in the fall.

Daylight savings begins on March 10th this year.

We're on daylight savings time until the fall.


daylight saving

Daylight saving (also daylight savings) is the practice of setting standard time ahead by one hour in the spring and of setting it back in the fall.

Daylight saving begins on March 10th this year.

We're on daylight saving time until the fall.


denotation

The denotation of a word or symbol is its plain meaning or the simple thing it stands for.

The denotation of the word chair is 'a piece of furniture with legs, a back, and a seat for one person'.


idealism

Idealism is a way of thinking that believes ideas and values are the most important things in life and the world.

Her idealism led her to believe that everyone could work together to create a better society.


denotations

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


idealisms

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


mousetrap

A mousetrap is a machine to catch or kill mice


mousetraps

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


idealist

An idealist is a person who is idealistic.

Helen is an idealist, she thinks people can change the world.

/ʌɪˈdɪəlɪst/


idealists

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


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roughhouse

roughhouse (canonical)
roughhouses (third-person singular)
roughhoused (past)
roughhoused (past participle)
roughhousing (present participle)

If you roughhouse, you behave rowdily or violently.

If you roughhouse a person, you treat them roughly or violently.


roughhouses

The third-person singular form of roughhouse.


roughhoused

The past tense and past participle of roughhouse.


rowdily

If you do something rowdily, you do it in a rowdy manner.


coterminous

If two things are coterminous, they have matching boundaries or, share a boundary.


planetariums

planetarium
planetariums or planetaria (plural)

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


planetarium

A planetarium is a display museum in which images of stars and other astronomical objects are projected onto a domed ceiling.


plasticine

Plasticine is a soft substance that is easy to change to make figurines


plasticines

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


reparations

Reparations are the sums of money paid by one nation for the harms caused to another, often after a war.

This house believes Britain owes reparations to her former colonies.

If you make reparations, you work to repair the damage you have done.

She started making reparations by inviting him to visit her in Boston.


reprisals

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

Reprisals are the act of forcefully taking reparations.

After the war, they feared reprisals from the north.


spymaster

A spymaster is the leader of a group of spies.


spymasters

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


delirious

delirious (positive)
more delirious (comparative)
most delirious (superlative)

If a person is delirious, they are in the state of delirium.


shrubbery

Shrubbery is an area in a garden that is planted with shrubs.


shrubberies

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


emphysemata

emphysema
emphysemas or emphysemata (plural)

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


emphysema

Emphysema is an abnormal accumulation of air or other gas in tissues, most commonly the lungs.


Wallace Line

The Wallace Line is a border that separates the fauna of Oceania and Asia.

When I crossed Wallace Line all the animals looked different.


mediants

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


septendecillion

One thousand sexdecillion is a septendecillion.


octodecillion

One thousand septendecillion is a octodecillion.


novemdecillion

One thousand octodecillion is a novemdecillion.


novemdecillions

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


octodecillions

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


septendecillions

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


tetrahedron

tetrahedron
tetrahedrons or tetrahedra (plural)

An tetrahedron is a polyhedron with four faces.


enneagons

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


tetrahedrons

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


undying

undying (positive)
more undying (comparative)
most undying (superlative)

If something is undying, it is permanent.


Finnish

Finnish is the language spoken in Finland.


Finnish

Something or someone that is Finnish comes from Finland.


chagrin

Chagrin is the distress of one's mind caused by a failure of plans or mistakes.


chagrin

chagrined (past)
chagrined (past participle)
chagrining (present participle)
chagrin (canonical)
chagrins (third-person singular)
chagrinned (past)
chagrinned (past participle)
chagrinning (present participle)

If you chagrin, you are bothered or vexed.


chagrins

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


chagrins

The third-person singular form of chagrin.


chagrined

chagrin (canonical)
chagrins (third-person singular)
chagrined (past)
chagrined (past participle)
chagrining (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of chagrin.


chagrinned

chagrin (canonical)
chagrins (third-person singular)
chagrinned (past)
chagrinned (past participle)
chagrinning (present participle)


peevishness

Peevishness is the state of being peevish.


fretfulness

Fretfulness is the state of being fretful.


peevish

peevish (positive)
more peevish (comparative)
most peevish (superlative)

A peevish is a person who has a petty bad temper.


fretful

fretful (positive)
more fretful (comparative)
most fretful (superlative)

A fretful person is someone who is irritable, grumpy or peevish.


eigengrau

Eigengrau is the dark grey colour seen by the eyes in perfect darkness as a result of signals from the optic nerves.

/ˈaɪɡənɡraʊ/


optic

Something that is related to the eye or to vision.


eloquent

eloquent (positive)
more eloquent (comparative)
most eloquent (superlative)

An eloquent is a person who speaks fluently.

an eloquent writer.

An eloquent is a person who is effective in expressing something by speech.

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latent

If something is latent, it exists or is present but is concealed or inactive.

If a virus is latent, it remains in an inactive or hidden phase.


timely

timely (positive)
timelier (comparative)
timeliest (superlative)

If something is done timely, it is done within the proper time limits.


timelier

The comparative form of timely; more timely.


timeliest

The superlative form of timely; most timely.


imagery

Imagery is the work of a person who makes images or visible representation of objects.


imageries

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


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susceptible

susceptible (positive)
more susceptible (comparative)
most susceptible (superlative)

If A is susceptible towards B, A is likely to be affected by B.


racketeer

A racketeer is a person who commits crimes (especially fraud, bribery, extortion, etc.) to aid in running an illegal business.


racketeer

racketeer (canonical)
racketeers (third-person singular)
racketeered (past)
racketeered (past participle)
racketeering (present participle)

If a person racketeers, they carry out illegal business activities or criminal schemes.


racketeers

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


racketeers

The third-person singular form of racketeer.


racketeered

The past tense and past participle of racketeer.


racket

A racket is a stick with a handle connected to a round frame that is strung with wire, sinew, or plastic cords, and used to hit a ball.

A racket is an illegal scheme for profit.