| ENCULTURATING | • enculturating v. Present participle of enculturate. • ENCULTURATE v. to culture. |
| ENCULTURATION | • enculturation n. The process by which an individual adopts the behaviour patterns of the culture in which they are immersed. • ENCULTURATION n. the process by which an individual learns the traditional content of a culture and assimilates its practices and values. |
| INVULTUATIONS | • INVULTUATION n. the stabbing of a wax image of person to be injured as form of witchcraft. |
| PUNCTULATIONS | • punctulations n. Plural of punctulation. • PUNCTULATION n. the state of having small spots. |
| PUNCTURATIONS | • puncturations n. Plural of puncturation. • PUNCTURATION n. being marked with punctures. |
| REPUNCTUATING | • repunctuating v. Present participle of repunctuate. |
| REPUNCTUATION | • repunctuation n. The process or result of repunctuating. • REPUNCTUATION n. the act of punctuating again. |
| SUBLIEUTENANT | • sublieutenant n. Alternative form of sub-lieutenant. • sub-lieutenant n. (Military, navy) A commissioned officer of the navy whose rank is immediately below that of a lieutenant. • SUBLIEUTENANT n. a commissioned officer in the British navy ranking immediately below lieutenant. |
| TINTINNABULUM | • tintinnabulum n. A small clinking bell, particularly (historical) a small bell used to call monks to certain tasks. • tintinnabulum n. A set of bells or metal plates used as a musical instrument or as a toy. • TINTINNABULUM n. a usually high-pitched bell; a bell-rattle. |
| UNDULATIONIST | • undulationist n. (Archaic) One who believes that light is a wave. • UNDULATIONIST n. someone who holds the undulatory theory of light. |
| UNPUNCTUALITY | • unpunctuality n. Not being punctual; lateness. • UNPUNCTUALITY n. lack of punctuality. |
| UNSATURATIONS | • unsaturations n. Plural of unsaturation. • UNSATURATION n. absence of saturation. |
| UNSUBSTANTIAL | • unsubstantial adj. (Archaic) Insubstantial. • UNSUBSTANTIAL adj. not substantial. |