| DIGITORIUMS | • digitoriums n. Plural of digitorium. • DIGITORIUM n. (Latin) a silent piano for practicing. |
| DISFIGURING | • disfiguring v. Present participle of disfigure. • DISFIGURE v. to spoil the appearance of. |
| DISGUISINGS | • disguisings n. Plural of disguising. • DISGUISING n. the act of disguise. |
| DISILLUDING | • disilluding v. Present participle of disillude. • DISILLUDE v. to free from illusion. |
| DISIMMURING | • DISIMMURE v. to liberate; to release from walls. |
| DISINHUMING | • disinhuming v. Present participle of disinhume. • DISINHUME v. to disinter. |
| DISQUIETING | • disquieting adj. Causing mental trouble or anguish; upsetting; making uneasy. • disquieting v. Present participle of disquiet. • disquieting n. The act by which someone or something is disquieted. |
| DISTINGUISH | • distinguish v. To recognize someone or something as different from others based on its characteristics. • distinguish v. To see someone or something clearly or distinctly. • distinguish v. To make oneself noticeably different or better from others through accomplishments. |
| FIDDIOUSING | • FIDDIOUS v. (Shakespeare) to treat as leniently as Coriolanus treated Aufidius. |
| LIQUIDISING | • liquidising v. Present participle of liquidise. • LIQUIDISE v. to make esp. food liquid, also LIQUIDIZE. |
| MISBUILDING | • misbuilding v. Present participle of misbuild. • MISBUILD v. to build imperfectly. |
| SUBDIVIDING | • subdividing v. Present participle of subdivide. • subdividing n. An act or process of subdivision. • SUBDIVIDE v. to divide into smaller divisions. |
| SUBSIDISING | • subsidising v. Present participle of subsidise. • SUBSIDISE v. to furnish with a subsidy, also SUBSIDIZE. |
| SUBSIDIZING | • subsidizing v. Present participle of subsidize. • SUBSIDIZE v. to furnish with a subsidy, also SUBSIDISE. |
| TURGIDITIES | • turgidities n. Plural of turgidity. • TURGIDITY n. the state of being turgid. |
| UNDIGNIFIES | • undignifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undignify. • UNDIGNIFY v. to deprive of dignify. |