| ACIDULATES | • acidulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of acidulate. • ACIDULATE v. to make acidulous. |
| ACTUALISED | • actualised v. Simple past tense and past participle of actualise. • ACTUALISE v. to make actual, realise, also ACTUALIZE. |
| ADULATIONS | • adulations n. Plural of adulation. • ADULATION n. the act of adulating. |
| ANDALUSITE | • andalusite n. (Mineralogy) An aluminium nesosilicate mineral, Al2SiO5. • ANDALUSITE n. a silicate of aluminium, first found in Andalusia. |
| AUDACITIES | • audacities n. Plural of audacity. • AUDACITY n. boldness. |
| AUDIOTAPES | • audiotapes n. Plural of audiotape. • audio␣tapes n. Plural of audio tape. • AUDIOTAPE v. to record on audiotape. |
| AUSPICATED | • auspicated v. Simple past tense and past participle of auspicate. • AUSPICATE v. to prognosticate, predict. |
| CAUDATIONS | • caudations n. Plural of caudation. • CAUDATION n. the state of being caudate, with a tail. |
| DIACAUSTIC | • diacaustic adj. Relating to the caustic curves formed by the refraction of light. • diacaustic n. A refracting lens, which can be used to cauterise. • diacaustic n. The curve or surface formed by the intersection of refracted light rays. |
| DIASKEUAST | • diaskeuast n. One who reviews or revises a text. • DIASKEUAST n. a reviser, an interpolator. |
| GRADUALIST | • gradualist n. (Biology, politics) One who believes in gradualism. • GRADUALIST n. one who adheres to the doctrine of gradualism. |
| LAUDATIONS | • laudations n. Plural of laudation. • LAUDATION n. the act of lauding; praise. |
| LAUDATIVES | • laudatives n. Plural of laudative. • LAUDATIVE n. a eulogy. |
| QUADRATICS | • quadratics n. Plural of quadratic. • QUADRATIC n. a quadratic equation. |
| TAYASSUIDS | • tayassuids n. Plural of tayassuid. • TAYASSUID n. (Tupi) any member of the Tayassuid family of New World pigs. |
| TRADUCIANS | • traducians n. Plural of traducian. • TRADUCIAN n. a believer in traducianism. |
| UNSATIATED | • unsatiated adj. Not satiated. • UNSATIATED adj. not satiated, also UNSATIATE. |