| BELITTLINGLY | • belittlingly adv. In a belittling way. • BELITTLING adv. BELITTLE, to disparage. |
| BUTTERFLYING | • butterflying v. Present participle of butterfly. • BUTTERFLY v. to split almost entirely and spread apart e.g. a steak. |
| CONTEMPTIBLY | • contemptibly adv. In a contemptible manner. • CONTEMPTIBLE adv. worthy of contempt. |
| CONTRACTIBLY | • CONTRACTIBLE adv. that can be contracted, also CONTRACTABLE. |
| COUNTABILITY | • countability n. The quality of being countable. • COUNTABILITY n. the quality of being countable. |
| DETONABILITY | • detonability n. A measure of the readiness with which an explosive will detonate under specified conditions. • DETONABILITY n. the state of being detonable. |
| EXORBITANTLY | • exorbitantly adv. In an exorbitant manner, excessively. • EXORBITANT adv. going beyond the usual limits; (esp. of prices) excessive. |
| IGNITABILITY | • ignitability n. (Uncountable) The condition of being ignitable. • ignitability n. (Countable) A measure of the extent to which something is ignitable. • IGNITABILITY n. the state of being ignitable. |
| IGNITIBILITY | • ignitibility n. Ignitability. • IGNITIBILITY n. the state of being ignitible. |
| PRINTABILITY | • printability n. The state or condition of being printable, or of being a suitable ink or paper for use in printing. • PRINTABILITY n. the state of being printable. |
| STAINABILITY | • stainability n. The state or condition of being stainable. • STAINABILITY n. the capacity of cells and cell parts to stain specifically and consistently with particular dyes and stains. |
| SUBALTERNITY | • SUBALTERNITY n. subordinate position. |
| TRAINABILITY | • trainability n. The state or condition of being trainable. • TRAINABILITY n. the state of being trainable. |
| TRIBUTYLTINS | • tributyltins n. Plural of tributyltin. |
| UNATTAINABLY | • unattainably adv. In an unattainable way. • UNATTAINABLE adv. not attainable. |
| UNTENABILITY | • untenability n. The condition of being untenable. • UNTENABILITY n. the state of being untenable. |