| BAROQUELY | • baroquely adv. In a baroque style. • BAROQUE adv. in baroque style. |
| BRUTALITY | • brutality n. The state of being brutal. • brutality n. A cruel or savage act. • brutality n. The use of excessive physical force, often in the form of violence. |
| BULLYRAGS | • bullyrags v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bullyrag. • BULLYRAG v. to intimidate by bullying. |
| COLUMBARY | • columbary n. A pigeon house or dovecot. • COLUMBARY n. a dovecote; a pigeon house. |
| ENDURABLY | • endurably adv. In an endurable or tolerable manner. • ENDURABLE adv. that can be endured. |
| INCURABLY | • incurably adv. In an incurable manner. • INCURABLE adv. that cannot be cured, also UNCURABLE. |
| LOBULARLY | • lobularly adv. In a lobular manner. • LOBULAR adv. shaped like a lobe. |
| NUMERABLY | • numerably adv. In a way that allows numbering; countably. • NUMERABLE adv. that can be numbered. |
| REFUTABLY | • refutably adv. So as to be refutable. • REFUTABLE adv. that can be refuted. |
| REPUTABLY | • reputably adv. In a reputable manner. • REPUTABLE adv. of good repute. |
| SALUBRITY | • salubrity n. The quality of being salubrious or invigorating. • SALUBRITY n. the quality of being salubrious. |
| SUBLUNARY | • sublunary adj. Situated between the earth and the moon; sublunar or cislunar. • sublunary adj. Of this world (As opposed to heaven etc.); earthly, terrestrial. • sublunary n. (Obsolete) Any worldly thing. |
| SUBPHYLAR | • SUBPHYLAR adj. relating to a subphylum. |
| SUBSTYLAR | • substylar adj. Relating to a substyle. • SUBSTYLAR adj. pertaining to a substyle, the line on which the style or gnomon of a sundial stands. |
| SUPERABLY | • SUPERABLE adv. capable of being overcome or conquered. |
| TABULARLY | • tabularly adv. Tabulated, in a tabular fashion, in tabular form, in tables. • TABULAR adv. pertaining to a list. |
| TUBULARLY | • tubularly adv. In a tubular way. • TUBULAR adv. in the form of a tube, also TUBAL, TUBAR, TUBATE. |
| UNCURABLY | • uncurably adv. In an uncurable manner; in a way that cannot be cured. • UNCURABLE adv. (Shakespeare) not curable, also INCURABLE. |