| CARBURATING | • carburating v. Present participle of carburate. • CARBURATE v. to combine with carbon, also CARBURET. |
| CARBURETING | • carbureting v. Present participle of carburet. • CARBURET v. to combine with carbon, also CARBURATE. |
| CARBURISING | • carburising v. Present participle of carburise. • CARBURISE v. to combine with carbon, also CARBURIZE. |
| CARBURIZING | • carburizing v. Present participle of carburize. • CARBURIZE v. to combine with carbon, also CARBURISE. |
| CORRUGATING | • corrugating v. Present participle of corrugate. • CORRUGATE v. to wrinkle or draw into folds. |
| CORRUGATION | • corrugation n. The process of corrugating; contraction into wrinkles or alternate ridges and grooves. • corrugation n. Washboarding (the appearance of ripples or bumps on a dirt or gravel road). • CORRUGATION n. the act of corrugating. |
| ENCOURAGERS | • encouragers n. Plural of encourager. • ENCOURAGER n. one who encourages. |
| MERCURATING | • MERCURATE v. to mercurialize or treat with mercury. |
| REACQUIRING | • reacquiring v. Present participle of reacquire. • REACQUIRE v. to acquire again. |
| RECAPTURING | • recapturing v. Present participle of recapture. • RECAPTURE v. to capture again. |
| RECTANGULAR | • rectangular adj. Having a shape like a rectangle. • rectangular adj. Having axes that meet each other with right angles. • RECTANGULAR adj. shaped like a rectangle. |
| RESURFACING | • resurfacing v. Present participle of resurface. • resurfacing n. The application of a new surface. • resurfacing n. The act of coming above the surface again. |
| RUBRICATING | • rubricating v. Present participle of rubricate. • RUBRICATE v. to write, print, or mark in red; formerly, to enter (a name) in red letters in a calendar of saints. |
| SURCHARGING | • surcharging v. Present participle of surcharge. • SURCHARGE v. to exact a surcharge from; to overload. |
| UNDERCHARGE | • undercharge v. (Transitive, intransitive) To charge less than the correct amount. • undercharge v. (Transitive, firearms) To put too small a charge into. • undercharge n. A monetary charge that is less than the correct amount. |