| APOTHEGMATISED | • apothegmatised v. Simple past tense and past participle of apothegmatise. • APOTHEGMATISE v. to speak in apothegms, also APOTHEGMATIZE. |
| APOTHEGMATIZED | • apothegmatized v. Simple past tense and past participle of apothegmatize. • APOTHEGMATIZE v. to speak in apothegms, also APOTHEGMATISE. |
| DECOMPENSATING | • decompensating v. Present participle of decompensate. • DECOMPENSATE v. to fail to compensate. |
| DEPHLEGMATIONS | • dephlegmations n. Plural of dephlegmation. • DEPHLEGMATION n. the process of dephlegmating. |
| DEPIGMENTATION | • depigmentation n. (Pathology) The loss of the skin’s normal pigmentation. • DEPIGMENTATION n. loss of normal pigmentation. |
| DEPRECIATINGLY | • depreciatingly adv. So as to disparage or belittle. • DEPRECIATING adv. DEPRECIATE, to lower in estimation or esteem. |
| DISPARAGEMENTS | • disparagements n. Plural of disparagement. • DISPARAGEMENT n. the act of disparaging. |
| EPIGRAMMATISED | • epigrammatised v. Simple past tense and past participle of epigrammatise. • EPIGRAMMATISE v. to make an epigram, also EPIGRAMMATIZE. |
| EPIGRAMMATIZED | • epigrammatized v. Simple past tense and past participle of epigrammatize. • EPIGRAMMATIZE v. to make an epigram, also EPIGRAMMATISE. |
| GALEOPITHECOID | • GALEOPITHECOID adj. like a flying lemur, also GALEOPITHECINE. |
| PARTRIDGEBERRY | • partridgeberry n. Any of various plants, including. • partridgeberry n. The berry of such a plant. • partridge␣berry n. Alternative form of partridgeberry. |
| PREDESIGNATING | • predesignating v. Present participle of predesignate. • PREDESIGNATE v. to specify beforehand. |
| PREDESIGNATION | • predesignation n. The act of predesignating. • PREDESIGNATION n. the act of predesignating. |
| PREDESIGNATORY | • PREDESIGNATORY adj. specifying beforehand. |
| PREDESTINATING | • predestinating v. Present participle of predestinate. • PREDESTINATE v. to determine beforehand. |
| PREPONDERATING | • preponderating v. Present participle of preponderate. • PREPONDERATE v. to surpass others in numbers, intensity, force, or prowess. |
| RADIOTELEGRAPH | • radiotelegraph n. Wireless telegraphy. • radiotelegraph v. To communicate or transmit by wireless telegraphy. • RADIOTELEGRAPH n. wireless telegraphy. |