| ENIGMATISED | • enigmatised v. Simple past tense and past participle of enigmatise. • ENIGMATISE v. to express enigmatically or symbolically, also ENIGMATIZE. |
| ENIGMATISES | • enigmatises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of enigmatise. • ENIGMATISE v. to express enigmatically or symbolically, also ENIGMATIZE. |
| ENIGMATIZED | • enigmatized v. Simple past tense and past participle of enigmatize. • ENIGMATIZE v. to express enigmatically or symbolically, also ENIGMATISE. |
| ENIGMATIZES | • enigmatizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of enigmatize. • ENIGMATIZE v. to express enigmatically or symbolically, also ENIGMATISE. |
| GERMINATIVE | • germinative adj. Of or pertaining to germination. • germinative adj. Having the ability to germinate. • GERMINATIVE adj. serving to germinate. |
| HEMIPLEGIAS | • hemiplegias n. Plural of hemiplegia. • HEMIPLEGIA n. a palsy that affects one side only of the body. |
| IMAGINEERED | • IMAGINEER v. to design and create something new and imaginative. |
| INGEMINATED | • ingeminated v. Simple past tense and past participle of ingeminate. • INGEMINATE v. to reiterate; to redouble. |
| INGEMINATES | • ingeminates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ingeminate. • INGEMINATE v. to reiterate; to redouble. |
| LEGITIMATED | • legitimated v. Simple past tense and past participle of legitimate. • LEGITIMATE v. to make legitimate. |
| LEGITIMATES | • legitimates n. Plural of legitimate. • legitimates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of legitimate. • LEGITIMATE v. to make legitimate. |
| MAGISTERIES | • magisteries n. Plural of magistery. • MAGISTERY n. the quality, position, or function of a master. |
| MALINGERIES | • MALINGERY n. the spirit or practices of a malingerer. |
| REEXAMINING | • reexamining v. Present participle of reexamine. • reëxamining v. Present participle of reëxamine. • re-examining v. Present participle of re-examine. |
| REMEDIATING | • remediating v. Present participle of remediate. • REMEDIATE v. (Shakespeare) to remedy. |