| ADULTERATORS | • adulterators n. Plural of adulterator. • ADULTERATOR n. one who adulterates a commodity. |
| ANTIPREDATOR | • antipredator adj. Alternative spelling of anti-predator. • anti-predator adj. (Ecology) That provides a defence against predation or predators. • ANTIPREDATOR adj. designed to deter predators. |
| DRAMATURGIST | • dramaturgist n. A person who composes a drama and directs its representation; a playwright. • DRAMATURGIST n. a dramatist; specifically a reader and literary editor etc. to a permanent theatrical company, also DRAMATURG, DRAMATURGE. |
| GREATHEARTED | • greathearted adj. Nobly courageous, bighearted. • greathearted adj. Magnanimous. • great-hearted adj. Alternative form of greathearted. |
| RETARDATIONS | • retardations n. Plural of retardation. • RETARDATION n. an act or instance of retarding. |
| RETRANSLATED | • retranslated v. Simple past tense and past participle of retranslate. • RETRANSLATE v. to translate (a translation) into another language. |
| TETRACHORDAL | • tetrachordal adj. (Music) Relating to a tetrachord. • TETRACHORDAL adj. having four chords. |
| TETRADRACHMA | • tetradrachma n. Alternative form of tetradrachm. • tetradrachma n. Plural of tetradrachmon. |
| TETRADRACHMS | • tetradrachms n. Plural of tetradrachm. • TETRADRACHM n. (Greek) a unit of Greek currency. |
| THREADBAREST | • threadbarest adj. Superlative form of threadbare: most threadbare. • THREADBARE adj. having the nap worn off so that the thread shows. |
| TRADITIONARY | • traditionary adj. (Now rare, archaic) Traditional, of or relating to tradition. • traditionary n. (Judaism) Someone who places emphasis on traditions. • TRADITIONARY adj. traditional. |
| TRANSUDATORY | • transudatory adj. Of or pertaining to transudation. • TRANSUDATORY adj. relating to transudation. |
| TRIRADIATELY | • triradiately adv. In a triradiate manner. • TRIRADIATE adv. three-rayed, also TRIRADIAL. |