| ABSTINENT | • abstinent adj. Refraining from indulgence, especially from the indulgence of appetite. • abstinent n. One who abstains; a faster. • abstinent n. (Usually capitalized, religion, historical) One of a sect who appeared in France and Spain in the 3rd… |
| ANNOTATES | • annotates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of annotate. • ANNOTATE v. to append notes. |
| COTENANTS | • cotenants n. Plural of cotenant. • COTENANT n. a joint tenant. |
| INFESTANT | • infestant n. That which infests something. • INFESTANT n. something that infests. |
| INSTANTER | • instanter adv. Immediately; instantly; without delay. • INSTANTER adj. without delay. |
| INTENSATE | • intensate v. (Transitive) To intensify. • INTENSATE v. to intensify. |
| INTONATES | • intonates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of intonate. • INTONATE v. to modulate the voice. |
| INTRANETS | • intranets n. Plural of intranet. • INTRANET n. a restricted network of computers such as within a company. |
| NATTINESS | • nattiness n. The quality of being natty. • NATTINESS n. the state of being natty. |
| SENTENTIA | • SENTENTIA n. (Latin) an aphorism; an opinion. |
| SETENANTS | • setenants n. Plural of setenant. • se-tenants n. Plural of se-tenant. • SETENANT n. (French) in philately, two or more stamps joined together in an unsevered block of which at least one differs in design and value from the others. |
| STANNATES | • stannates n. Plural of stannate. • STANNATE n. a salt of stannic acid. |
| STANNITES | • stannites n. Plural of stannite. • STANNITE n. an ore of tin. |
| SUBTENANT | • subtenant n. (Property law) A tenant of a sublease. • subtenant v. (Property law, informal) Synonym of sublet. • sub-tenant n. Alternative form of subtenant. |
| TANTONIES | • tantonies n. Plural of tantony. • TANTONY n. the smallest pig in a litter. |
| TRANSEUNT | • transeunt adj. (Philosophy, of a mental act) Emanant; producing an effect outside of the mind. (Compare immanent.) • transeunt adj. (Philosophy) Passing out or operating beyond itself; transitive; opposed to immanent. • TRANSEUNT adj. (Latin) (of a mental process) producing an effect outside the mind. |
| TRANSIENT | • transient adj. Passing or disappearing with time; transitory. • transient adj. Remaining for only a brief time. • transient adj. (Physics) Decaying with time, especially exponentially. |
| UNTENANTS | • untenants v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of untenant. • UNTENANT v. to deprive of a tenant. |
| WANTONEST | • wantonest adj. Superlative form of wanton: most wanton. • WANTON adj. thoughtlessly cruel. |