| CONSTUPRATED | • constuprated v. Simple past tense and past participle of constuprate. • CONSTUPRATE v. (obsolete) to ravish. |
| DEPARTEMENTS | • départements n. Plural of département. • DEPARTEMENT n. (French) an administrative department. |
| DEPORTATIONS | • deportations n. Plural of deportation. • DEPORTATION n. an act or instance of deporting. |
| DEPOSITATION | • depositation n. The act of depositing, or material that is deposited. • DEPOSITATION n. in Scots law, a bailment where one entrusts goods to another to be kept without recompense. |
| DEPUTISATION | • deputisation n. Alternative spelling of deputization. • DEPUTISATION n. the act of deputising, also DEPUTIZATION. |
| DISCEPTATION | • disceptation n. (Archaic) Controversy; disputation; discussion. • DISCEPTATION n. (archaic) the act of discepting. |
| PEDANTOCRATS | • pedantocrats n. Plural of pedantocrat. • PEDANTOCRAT n. a member of the pedantocracy. |
| PENTADACTYLS | • PENTADACTYL n. a pentadactyl animal, also PENTADACTYLE. |
| PENTLANDITES | • pentlandites n. Plural of pentlandite. • PENTLANDITE n. a principal ore of nickel. |
| POSTACCIDENT | • postaccident adj. Occurring after an accident. • POSTACCIDENT adj. taking place after an accident. |
| PREDESTINATE | • predestinate v. To predestine. • predestinate adj. (Archaic) Predestined, preordained. • PREDESTINATE v. to determine beforehand. |
| STANDPATTERS | • standpatters n. Plural of standpatter. • STANDPATTER n. (US) one who refuses to accept or consider political change. |
| STIPENDIATED | • stipendiated v. Simple past tense and past participle of stipendiate. • STIPENDIATE v. to provide with a salary. |
| STIPENDIATES | • stipendiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stipendiate. • STIPENDIATE v. to provide with a salary. |
| TRANSPLANTED | • transplanted v. Simple past tense and past participle of transplant. • TRANSPLANT v. to lift and reset (a plant) in another soil or situation. |
| TREPIDATIONS | • trepidations n. Plural of trepidation. • TREPIDATION n. timorous uncertain agitation. |