| AUSTRINGERS | • austringers n. Plural of austringer. • AUSTRINGER n. a falconer who keeps a goshawk, also ASTRINGER, OSTREGER. |
| CARBURETING | • carbureting v. Present participle of carburet. • CARBURET v. to combine with carbon, also CARBURATE. |
| ENRAPTURING | • enrapturing v. Present participle of enrapture. • ENRAPTURE v. to delight. |
| GARMENTURES | • garmentures n. Plural of garmenture. • GARMENTURE n. clothing, dress. |
| GRANULATERS | • GRANULATER n. something that granulates, also GRANULATOR. |
| GROUNDWATER | • groundwater n. Water that exists beneath the earth’s surface in underground streams and aquifers. • ground␣water n. Alternative form of groundwater. • GROUNDWATER n. water within the earth esp. that supplies wells and springs. |
| GUBERNATORS | • gubernators n. Plural of gubernator. • GUBERNATOR n. (Latin) a powerful man in government. |
| MERCURATING | • MERCURATE v. to mercurialize or treat with mercury. |
| QUARTERINGS | • quarterings n. Plural of quartering. • QUARTERING n. sailing nearly before the wind. |
| REARGUMENTS | • rearguments n. Plural of reargument. • REARGUMENT n. an arguing over again, as of a motion made in court. |
| RECAPTURING | • recapturing v. Present participle of recapture. • RECAPTURE v. to capture again. |
| RECTANGULAR | • rectangular adj. Having a shape like a rectangle. • rectangular adj. Having axes that meet each other with right angles. • RECTANGULAR adj. shaped like a rectangle. |
| REGURGITANT | • regurgitant adj. Flowing backward or against the normal direction. • regurgitant n. That which has been regurgitated; vomit. • REGURGITANT n. a drug causing regurgitation. |
| STRANGURIES | • stranguries n. Plural of strangury. • STRANGURY n. severe pain in the urethra with intense desire to pass urine or painful passage of a few drops of urine. |
| TRANSFIGURE | • transfigure v. (Transitive) To transform the outward appearance of; to convert into a different form, state or substance. • transfigure v. (Transitive) To glorify or exalt. • TRANSFIGURE v. to give a new and typically exalted or spiritual appearance to. |
| UNDERRATING | • underrating v. Present participle of underrate. • UNDERRATE v. to rate too low. |
| UNIRRIGATED | • unirrigated adj. Not irrigated. • UNIRRIGATED adj. not irrigated. |