| DECREPITUDE | • decrepitude n. The state of being decrepit or worn out from age or long use. • DECREPITUDE n. the state of being decrepit. |
| DELIQUESCED | • deliquesced v. Simple past tense and past participle of deliquesce. • DELIQUESCE v. to melt away; to dissolve gradually and become liquid by attracting and absorbing moisture. |
| DELIQUESCES | • deliquesces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of deliquesce. • DELIQUESCE v. to melt away; to dissolve gradually and become liquid by attracting and absorbing moisture. |
| PREAUDIENCE | • preaudience n. (UK, law) Precedence of rank at the bar among lawyers. • PREAUDIENCE n. the right to be heard before another; precedence at the bar among lawyers. |
| REEDUCATIVE | • reeducative adj. Relating to reeducation. • REEDUCATIVE adj. serving to reeducate. |
| REQUICKENED | • requickened v. Simple past tense and past participle of requicken. • REQUICKEN v. (Shakespeare) to give new life to. |
| SENECTITUDE | • senectitude n. Old age. • SENECTITUDE n. old age. |
| UNBENEFICED | • unbeneficed adj. (Of clergy) not having a benefice. • UNBENEFICED adj. not possessed of a benefice. |
| UNDECEIVERS | • undeceivers n. Plural of undeceiver. • UNDECEIVER n. one who undeceives. |
| UNEVIDENCED | • unevidenced adj. Lacking supporting evidence. • UNEVIDENCED adj. not evidenced. |
| UNEXERCISED | • unexercised adj. Not having been subjected to physical exercise. • unexercised adj. (Finance, law) Not having been exercised. • UNEXERCISED adj. having terms that are not implemented. |
| UNPERCEIVED | • unperceived adj. Not perceived. • UNPERCEIVED adj. not perceived. |
| UNRECEIPTED | • unreceipted adj. Not receipted. • UNRECEIPTED adj. without a receipt. |