| AFFLUENTIAL | • affluential adj. Affluent and influential. • affluential n. An affluent, influential person. • AFFLUENTIAL n. an affluent person who does not display his or her wealth in the form of material possessions. |
| ALTORUFFLED | • ALTORUFFLED adj. (Milton) altogether ruffled. |
| EFFECTUALLY | • effectually adv. In such a way as to achieve a desired result; effectively; so as to have an effect. • EFFECTUAL adv. successful in producing the desired effect. |
| EXSUFFLATED | • exsufflated v. Simple past tense and past participle of exsufflate. • EXSUFFLATE v. to blow away; to exorcise. |
| EXSUFFLATES | • exsufflates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of exsufflate. • EXSUFFLATE v. to blow away; to exorcise. |
| FATEFULNESS | • fatefulness n. The quality of being fateful. • FATEFULNESS n. the state of being fateful. |
| FAULTFINDER | • faultfinder n. A person who finds fault. • FAULTFINDER n. one given to faultfinding. |
| FEARFULLEST | • fearfullest adj. Superlative form of fearful: most fearful. • FEARFUL adj. full of fear. |
| FOOTFAULTED | • footfaulted v. Simple past tense and past participle of footfault. • FOOTFAULT v. to commit a serving fault at tennis. |
| FORFICULATE | • FORFICULATE adj. like scissors. |
| INEFFECTUAL | • ineffectual adj. Unable or insufficient to produce effect. • ineffectual adj. Worthless; ineffective. • ineffectual adj. Weak, indecisive; lacking forcefulness. |
| INSUFFLATED | • insufflated v. Simple past tense and past participle of insufflate. • insufflated adj. Disseminated by blowing. • INSUFFLATE v. to blow on or into. |
| INSUFFLATES | • insufflates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of insufflate. • INSUFFLATE v. to blow on or into. |
| MUFFALETTAS | • muffalettas n. Plural of muffaletta. |
| MUFFULETTAS | • muffulettas n. Plural of muffuletta. |
| NONAFFLUENT | • nonaffluent adj. Not affluent. • NONAFFLUENT adj. not affluent. |
| SUBAFFLUENT | • subaffluent adj. Between the poverty line and affluence. • SUBAFFLUENT adj. less than affluent. |