| ASTROTOURIST | • astrotourist n. Space tourist. • ASTROTOURIST n. one who pays to visit space as a tourist. |
| ATTENUATIONS | • attenuations n. Plural of attenuation. • ATTENUATION n. the action of attenuating. |
| ATTRIBUTIONS | • attributions n. Plural of attribution. • ATTRIBUTION n. the act of attributing. |
| AUTOMATICITY | • automaticity n. The ability to do things without occupying the mind with the low level details required. • automaticity n. (Medicine) The ability of the heart muscles to contract independently of each other when separated or… • automaticity n. The process of one thing automatically following another. |
| AUTOROTATING | • autorotating v. Present participle of autorotate. • AUTOROTATE v. to self-turn. |
| AUTOROTATION | • autorotation n. (Aviation) The rotation of the blades of a helicopter driven solely by the action of ascending air. • AUTOROTATION n. the act of self-turning. |
| CONTRITURATE | • CONTRITURATE v. to pulverize. |
| MULTICOSTATE | • multicostate adj. Having multiple ribs. • MULTICOSTATE adj. having many ribs. |
| MUTATIONISTS | • mutationists n. Plural of mutationist. • MUTATIONIST n. a believer in evolution by mutation. |
| MUTTERATIONS | • mutterations n. Plural of mutteration. • MUTTERATION n. (Richardson) complaining. |
| OSTENTATIOUS | • ostentatious adj. Of ostentation. • ostentatious adj. Intended to attract notice. • ostentatious adj. Of tawdry display; kitsch. |
| QUANTITATION | • quantitation n. The process of quantitating. • quantitation n. The result of a process of quantitating. • QUANTITATION n. the act of quantitating. |
| STERNUTATION | • sternutation n. (Medicine, archaic) A sneeze; sneezing, especially as a symptom. • STERNUTATION n. the act of sneezing. |
| SUSTENTATION | • sustentation n. The act or the result of sustaining; sustainment. • sustentation n. The aggregate of the functions by which a living organism is maintained in a normal condition of weight and growth. • sustentation n. (Christianity) The scheme by which the ministers of the Free Church of Scotland are supported by voluntary… |
| TAUTOLOGISTS | • tautologists n. Plural of tautologist. • TAUTOLOGIST n. one who uses tautology. |
| TRALATITIOUS | • tralatitious adj. Transferred. • tralatitious adj. (Of words or phrases) metaphorical. • tralatitious adj. Passed down; transmitted from one to another. |
| TRITURATIONS | • triturations n. Plural of trituration. • TRITURATION n. the act of triturating. |
| TUMULTUATION | • tumultuation n. (Obsolete) Irregular or disorderly movement; commotion. • TUMULTUATION n. (archaic) a tumult. |