| ATTICISING | • ATTICISE v. to use atticisms, also ATTICIZE. | 
| ATTICIZING | • Atticizing v. Present participle of Atticize. • ATTICIZE v. to use atticisms, also ATTICISE.
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| DIGITATION | • digitation n. (Obsolete) Touching; manipulation with the fingers. • digitation n. (Zoology, botany) Any of various finger-like processes (outgrowths) found in plant and animal tissues.
 • DIGITATION n. a division into fingers or fingerlike processes.
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| INITIATING | • initiating v. Present participle of initiate. • INITIATE v. to begin or start.
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| INTIMATING | • intimating v. Present participle of intimate. • INTIMATE v. to make known indirectly.
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| IRRITATING | • irritating adj. Causing irritation, annoyance or pain. • irritating adj. Stimulating or exciting a response.
 • irritating v. Present participle of irritate.
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| LITIGATING | • litigating v. Present participle of litigate. • LITIGATE v. to subject to legal proceedings.
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| LITIGATION | • litigation n. (Law) The conduct of a lawsuit. • LITIGATION n. the act of litigating.
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| MILITATING | • militating v. Present participle of militate. • MILITATE v. to have influence.
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| MITIGATING | • mitigating v. Present participle of mitigate. • mitigating adj. That serves to mitigate.
 • MITIGATE v. to make less severe, also MEASE.
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| MITIGATION | • mitigation n. A reduction or decrease of something harmful or unpleasant. • MITIGATION n. the act of mitigating.
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| MITIGATIVE | • mitigative adj. Serving to mitigate. • MITIGATIVE adj. tending to mitigate.
 • MITIGATIVE n. a mitigative drug.
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| TIDIVATING | • tidivating v. Present participle of tidivate. • TIDIVATE v. to smarten up.
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| TITIVATING | • titivating v. Present participle of titivate. • TITIVATE v. to spruce up or adorn, also TIDIVATE, TITTIVATE.
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| TRITIATING | • tritiating v. Present participle of tritiate. • TRITIATE v. to replace atoms by tritium.
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