| ABLACTATION | • ablactation n. The weaning of a child from the breast, or of young animals from their dam. • ablactation n. (Obsolete, horticulture) Inarching. • ABLACTATION n. the weaning of a child from its mother's milk. |
| AGITATIONAL | • agitational adj. Relating to, or having the character of, political agitation. • AGITATIONAL adj. relating to agitation. |
| ANNOTATABLE | • annotatable adj. That may be annotated. • ANNOTATABLE adj. that can be annotated. |
| ANTENATALLY | • antenatally adv. Before birth. • ANTENATAL adv. before birth. |
| ANTINATURAL | • antinatural adj. Contrary to nature. • ANTINATURAL adj. opposed to nature. |
| ANTITHALIAN | • antithalian adj. (Formal) Opposed to fun or festivity. • ANTITHALIAN adj. opposed to mirth or fun. |
| APARTMENTAL | • apartmental adj. Of or relating to apartment buildings. • APARTMENTAL adj. relating to an apartment. |
| FANTASTICAL | • fantastical adj. Of or pertaining to fantasy. • fantastical adj. Fanciful or whimsical. • fantastical adj. Fantastic. |
| ITALIANATED | • Italianated v. Simple past tense and past participle of Italianate. • ITALIANATE v. to render Italian, or conformable to Italian customs. |
| ITALIANATES | • Italianates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of Italianate. • ITALIANATE v. to render Italian, or conformable to Italian customs. |
| LACTATIONAL | • lactational adj. Of or pertaining to lactation. • LACTATIONAL adj. relating to lactation. |
| PALATINATES | • palatinates n. Plural of palatinate. • PALATINATE n. the province or seigniory of a palatine. |
| TARANTELLAS | • tarantellas n. Plural of tarantella. • TARANTELLA n. (Italian) a lively, whirling South Italian dance once thought to be caused by tarantism. |
| TARTANALIAS | • TARTANALIA n. artefacts etc. that are self-consciously Scottish. |