| BEWILDERINGLY | • bewilderingly adv. In a bewildering manner, or to a bewildering extent. • BEWILDERING adv. BEWILDER, to confuse. |
| BLOODGUILTIER | • BLOODGUILTY adj. guilty of shedding blood. |
| CHILDBEARINGS | • childbearings n. Plural of childbearing. • CHILDBEARING n. the process of conceiving, being pregnant with, and giving birth to children. |
| DEGRADABILITY | • degradability n. (Uncountable) The condition of being degradable. • degradability n. (Countable) A measure of the extent to which something is degradable. • DEGRADABILITY n. the quality of being degradable. |
| DETRIBALISING | • detribalising v. Present participle of detribalise. • DETRIBALISE v. to cause to lose tribal identity, also DETRIBALIZE. |
| DETRIBALIZING | • detribalizing v. Present participle of detribalize. • DETRIBALIZE v. to cause to lose tribal identity, also DETRIBALISE. |
| DINGLEBERRIES | • dingleberries n. Plural of dingleberry. • DINGLEBERRY n. a piece of dried fecal matter clinging to the hair round the anus. |
| DISEMBROILING | • disembroiling v. Present participle of disembroil. • DISEMBROIL v. to disentangle; to free from perplexity. |
| DISINTEGRABLE | • disintegrable adj. Capable of being disintegrated. • DISINTEGRABLE adj. capable of being disintegrated. |
| GRADABILITIES | • gradabilities n. Plural of gradability. • GRADABILITY n. the quality of being gradable. |
| INTERBLENDING | • interblending v. Present participle of interblend. • INTERBLEND v. to blend together. |
| LINEBREEDINGS | • linebreedings n. Plural of linebreeding. • LINEBREEDING n. the interbreeding of individuals within a particular line of descent usually to perpetuate desirable characters. |
| RADIOLABELING | • radiolabeling v. Present participle of radiolabel. • RADIOLABEL v. to label as radioactive. |
| THIMBLERIGGED | • thimblerigged v. Simple past tense and past participle of thimblerig. • THIMBLERIG v. to cheat by trickery. |
| UNDERBUILDING | • underbuilding n. A substructure; foundation; infrastructure. • UNDERBUILD v. to build under in support; to build too little. |