| DISCIPLINED | • disciplined adj. Possessing mental discipline. • disciplined adj. Punished for disobedience. • disciplined adj. Under control. |
| DISCIPLINER | • discipliner n. Agent noun of discipline: one who disciplines. • DISCIPLINER n. one who disciplines. |
| DISCIPLINES | • disciplines n. Plural of discipline. • disciplines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of discipline. • DISCIPLINE v. to punish or penalize for the sake of discipline. |
| DUPLICITIES | • duplicities n. Plural of duplicity. • DUPLICITY n. doubleness, esp. in conduct or intention. |
| EPITHELIOID | • epithelioid adj. Of, pertaining to, or resembling epithelium. • EPITHELIOID adj. resembling epithelium. |
| LIMPIDITIES | • limpidities n. Plural of limpidity. • LIMPIDITY n. the quality of being limpid. |
| PALLIDITIES | • pallidities n. Plural of pallidity. • PALLIDITY n. pallidness; paleness. |
| PILGRIMISED | • pilgrimised v. Simple past tense and past participle of pilgrimise. • PILGRIMISE v. to go on pilgrimage, also PILGRIMIZE. |
| PILGRIMIZED | • pilgrimized v. Simple past tense and past participle of pilgrimize. • PILGRIMIZE v. to go on pilgrimage, also PILGRIMISE. |
| PLACIDITIES | • placidities n. Plural of placidity. • PLACIDITY n. the state of being placid. |
| POLITICISED | • politicised adj. (British spelling) alternative form of politicized. • politicised v. Simple past tense and past participle of politicise. • POLITICISE v. to give a political tone or character to, also POLITICIZE. |
| POLITICIZED | • politicized v. Simple past tense and past participle of politicize. • politicized adj. (Of a person) politically aware or active. • politicized adj. (Of a thing) given political characteristics or overtones. |
| RIPIDOLITES | • ripidolites n. Plural of ripidolite. • RIPIDOLITE n. a translucent mineral of the chlorite group, aka clinochlore. |
| TRIPLOIDIES | • triploidies n. Plural of triploidy. • TRIPLOIDY n. the condition of being triploid. |
| VILIPENDING | • vilipending v. Present participle of vilipend. • VILIPEND v. (Latin) to treat as of small worth; to contemn, disparage. |