| AFFECTATIONS | • affectations n. Plural of affectation. • AFFECTATION n. the act of taking on an attitude not natural to oneself or not genuinely felt. |
| AFFRICATIONS | • affrications n. Plural of affrication. • AFFRICATION n. the act of making a sound affricative. |
| AFFRICATIVES | • affricatives n. Plural of affricative. • AFFRICATIVE n. a sound like an affricate. |
| COPLAINTIFFS | • coplaintiffs n. Plural of coplaintiff. • COPLAINTIFF n. a joint plaintiff. |
| DIFFRACTIONS | • diffractions n. Plural of diffraction. • DIFFRACTION n. a modification which light undergoes esp. in passing by the edges of opaque bodies or through narrow openings and in which the rays appear to be deflected. |
| DISAFFECTING | • disaffecting v. Present participle of disaffect. • DISAFFECT v. to take away the affection of; to make discontented or unfriendly. |
| DISAFFECTION | • disaffection n. Discontent; unrest. • disaffection n. Alienation; loss of loyalty. • DISAFFECTION n. the state of being disaffected. |
| EFFICACITIES | • efficacities n. Plural of efficacity. • EFFICACITY n. the state of being efficacious. |
| EXSUFFLICATE | • exsufflicate adj. Empty, inflated, frivolous. • EXSUFFLICATE adj. (Shakespeare) puffed out, trifling. |
| OFFICIALTIES | • officialties n. Plural of officialty. • OFFICIALTY n. the charge, office, court, or jurisdiction of an official, also OFFICIALITY. |
| OFFICIATIONS | • officiations n. Plural of officiation. • OFFICIATION n. the act of officiating. |
| SPIFFLICATED | • spifflicated v. Simple past tense and past participle of spifflicate. • SPIFFLICATE v. to overcome or dispose of by violence, also SPIFLICATE. |
| SPIFFLICATES | • spifflicates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spifflicate. • SPIFFLICATE v. to overcome or dispose of by violence, also SPIFLICATE. |
| SUFFOCATINGS | • suffocatings n. Plural of suffocating. • SUFFOCATING n. the act of suffocation. |
| SUFFOCATIONS | • suffocations n. Plural of suffocation. • SUFFOCATION n. the act of suffocating. |
| TRAFFICATORS | • trafficators n. Plural of trafficator. • TRAFFICATOR n. formerly, a movable pointer raised or lowered by the driver of a vehicle to warn of a change of direction. |
| TRAFFICKIEST | • TRAFFICKY adj. busy with traffic. |
| TRAFFICKINGS | • traffickings n. Plural of trafficking. • TRAFFICKING n. engaging in buying and selling. |