| ATTENDEMENT | • attendement n. (Obsolete, nonce word) intent. • ATTENDEMENT n. (Spenser) intention. |
| ATTENDMENTS | • attendments n. Plural of attendment. • ATTENDMENT n. an attendant circumstance. |
| DETESTATION | • detestation n. Hate coupled with disgust; abhorrence. • detestation n. Something detested. • DETESTATION n. extreme dislike. |
| DILETTANTES | • dilettantes n. Plural of dilettante. • DILETTANTE n. (Italian) a dabbler or lover of fine arts. |
| INTERMATTED | • intermatted v. Simple past tense and past participle of intermat. • INTERMAT v. to mat fibers together. |
| INTERMITTED | • intermitted v. Simple past tense and past participle of intermit. • INTERMIT v. to stop temporarily. |
| PANTALETTED | • pantaletted adj. Dressed in pantalettes. • PANTALETTED adj. wearing pantalettes, long frilled drawers. |
| POTENTIATED | • potentiated v. Simple past tense and past participle of potentiate. • potentiated adj. Enhanced. • POTENTIATE v. to use drugs in combination to increase their power. |
| STATEMENTED | • statemented adj. (UK, education) Having been provided with a Statement of Educational Needs. • statemented v. Simple past tense and past participle of statement. • STATEMENT v. to take a statement. |
| STUDENTIEST | • STUDENTY adj. like or in the manner of a student. |
| SUSTENTATED | • sustentated v. Simple past tense and past participle of sustentate. • SUSTENTATE v. to sustain. |
| TRENDSETTER | • trendsetter n. Someone who starts a trend, or makes one more popular. • TRENDSETTER n. one that sets a trend. |
| UNATTEMPTED | • unattempted adj. Not attempted. • UNATTEMPTED adj. not attempted. |
| VENDETTISTS | • vendettists n. Plural of vendettist. • VENDETTIST n. one who carries on a vendetta. |