| ABSQUATULATED | • absquatulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of absquatulate. • ABSQUATULATE v. to decamp. |
| ABSQUATULATES | • absquatulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of absquatulate. • ABSQUATULATE v. to decamp. |
| BEAUTIFULLEST | • beautifullest adj. Alternative spelling of beautifulest. • BEAUTIFUL adj. fair to look at. |
| OUTBLUSTERING | • outblustering v. Present participle of outbluster. • OUTBLUSTER v. to surpass in bluster. |
| 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. |
| SUBLITERATURE | • subliterature n. (Uncountable) Inferior literature, such as pulp fiction. • subliterature n. (Sciences) A defined portion of an academic literature. • SUBLITERATURE n. popular writing (as mystery or adventure stories) considered inferior to standard literature. |
| SUBSTITUTABLE | • substitutable adj. Capable of being used as a substitute; valid as a replacement or alternate item. • substitutable adj. Capable of being substituted. • substitutable n. Something that can be substituted for something else; a viable replacement. |
| SUBSTRUCTURAL | • substructural adj. Of or pertaining to a substructure. • SUBSTRUCTURAL adj. relating to substructure. |
| SUBTERNATURAL | • subternatural adj. Not belonging to nature, but below or worse than nature. • SUBTERNATURAL adj. less than natural. |
| SUPERSUBTLETY | • supersubtlety n. Extreme subtlety. • SUPERSUBTLETY n. the state of being supersubtle. |
| UNSUBSTANTIAL | • unsubstantial adj. (Archaic) Insubstantial. • UNSUBSTANTIAL adj. not substantial. |
| UNSUITABILITY | • unsuitability n. The quality of being unsuitable. • UNSUITABILITY n. the quality of being unsuitable. |