| ANTIBURGLAR | • antiburglar adj. Opposing or countering burglars. • ANTIBURGLAR adj. intended to prevent burglary. |
| BRUTALISING | • brutalising v. (Britain) present participle of brutalise. • BRUTALISE v. to make brutal, also BRUTALIZE. |
| BRUTALIZING | • brutalizing adj. Cruel, harsh, or otherwise insensitive. • brutalizing v. Present participle of brutalize. • BRUTALIZE v. to make brutal, also BRUTALISE. |
| BULLBAITING | • bullbaiting n. An old blood sport involving the baiting of bulls. • bullbaiting n. (Scientology) A process in which a person is subjected to simulated threats and verbal abuse but must not respond. • BULLBAITING n. the former practice of baiting bulls with dogs. |
| LUBRICATING | • lubricating v. Present participle of lubricate. • lubricating adj. That lubricates. • LUBRICATE v. to make smooth or slippery. |
| LUCUBRATING | • lucubrating v. Present participle of lucubrate. • LUCUBRATE v. to study by lamplight; to discourse learnedly or pedantically. |
| OUTBLEATING | • outbleating v. Present participle of outbleat. • OUTBLEAT v. to surpass in bleating. |
| OUTBRAWLING | • outbrawling v. Present participle of outbrawl. • OUTBRAWL v. to surpass in brawling. |
| OUTGAMBLING | • outgambling v. Present participle of outgamble. • OUTGAMBLE v. to surpass at gambling. |
| SUBLIMATING | • sublimating v. Present participle of sublimate. • SUBLIMATE v. to cause to pass directly from the solid to the vapor state and condense back to solid form. |
| SUBLUXATING | • subluxating v. Present participle of subluxate. • SUBLUXATE v. to partially dislocate. |
| SUBTOTALING | • subtotaling v. Present participle of subtotal. • SUBTOTAL v. to total a portion of. |
| TRIBULATING | • tribulating v. Present participle of tribulate. • TRIBULATE v. to cause to endure tribulation. |
| UNMITIGABLE | • unmitigable adj. Not able to be mitigated or made less severe; not mitigable. • UNMITIGABLE adj. that cannot be mitigated. |
| UNMITIGABLY | • unmitigably adv. In a way that cannot be mitigated. • UNMITIGABLE adv. that cannot be mitigated. |