| CONCUBINAGE | • concubinage n. The state of cohabiting or living together as man and woman while not married. • concubinage n. The state of being or keeping a concubine. • CONCUBINAGE n. the cohabitation of persons not legally married. |
| CONSANGUINE | • consanguine adj. Related by birth or "by blood", i.e. having close ancestors in common. • consanguine n. A person related to another by birth. • CONSANGUINE adj. of the same blood or origin; specifically, descended from the same ancestor, also CONSANGUINEOUS. |
| ENCOURAGING | • encouraging adj. Giving courage, confidence or hope. • encouraging adj. Supporting by giving encouragement. • encouraging adj. Auspicious, or bringing good luck. |
| EXPUGNATION | • expugnation n. The act of taking by assault; conquest. • EXPUGNATION n. the act of expugning. |
| GUBERNATION | • gubernation n. The act of governing; government. • GUBERNATION n. control, rule. |
| LANGOUSTINE | • langoustine n. A small edible European orange-pink lobster, Nephrops norvegicus. • LANGOUSTINE n. the spiny lobster, also LANGOSTINO, LANGOUSTE. |
| MANOEUVRING | • manoeuvring n. A manoeuvre. • manoeuvring v. Present participle of manoeuvre. • manœuvring v. Present participle of manœuvre. |
| OUTLEARNING | • outlearning v. Present participle of outlearn. • OUTLEARN v. to surpass in learning. |
| QUINDECAGON | • quindecagon n. (Geometry) A polygon with fifteen sides and fifteen angles. • QUINDECAGON n. a geometric figure having fifteen sides and fifteen angles. |
| SANGUINEOUS | • sanguineous adj. Accompanied by bloodshed; bloody. • sanguineous adj. Eager for bloody violence; bloodthirsty. • sanguineous adj. Resembling or constituting blood. |
| SUBPOENAING | • subpoenaing v. Present participle of subpoena. • subpœnaing v. Present participle of subpœna. • SUBPOENA v. (Latin) to summon with a type of judicial writ, also SUBPENA. |
| UNCONGENIAL | • uncongenial adj. Not congenial, compatible or sympathetic. • uncongenial adj. Not appropriate; unsuitable. • uncongenial adj. Not pleasing; disagreeable. |
| UNDIAGNOSED | • undiagnosed adj. (Of a disease or condition) That had not been diagnosed. • undiagnosed v. Simple past tense and past participle of undiagnose. • UNDIAGNOSED adj. not diagnosed. |
| UNIGNORABLE | • unignorable adj. That cannot be ignored. • UNIGNORABLE adj. not capable of being ignored. |
| UNORGANISED | • unorganised adj. (British spelling, of a person) Poorly organised, lacking the ability to organise. • unorganised adj. (Of an object) Not organised, not having any arrangement. • UNORGANISED adj. not organised. |
| UNORGANIZED | • unorganized adj. Not organized: not having been organized. • UNORGANIZED adj. not organized. |
| UNORIGINATE | • unoriginate adj. (Theology) Without origin. • UNORIGINATE adj. not originated. |
| UNREASONING | • unreasoning adj. Behaving without reason. • UNREASON v. to disrupt the sanity of. |
| UNSEASONING | • unseasoning v. Present participle of unseason. • UNSEASON v. (Spenser) to affect disagreeably. |
| UNWEAPONING | • UNWEAPON v. to disarm. |