| BLUNDERINGLY | • blunderingly adv. In a blundering way; making mistakes. • BLUNDERINGLY adv. BLUNDERING. |
| DELINQUENTLY | • delinquently adv. In a delinquent manner. • DELINQUENT adv. failing in duty; of or concerning a bad debt or debtor. |
| DENTILINGUAL | • dentilingual adj. (Anatomy) Of or pertaining to the teeth and the tongue. • dentilingual adj. (Linguistics, of a sound) Produced with the tongue touching the teeth. • dentilingual n. (Linguistics, rare) A sound produced with the tongue touching the teeth. |
| DISANNULLERS | • disannullers n. Plural of disannuller. • DISANNULLER n. one who disannuls. |
| DISANNULLING | • disannulling v. Present participle of disannul. • DISANNULLING n. the act of disannulling. |
| LONGITUDINAL | • longitudinal adj. Relating to length, or to longitude. • longitudinal adj. Running in the direction of the long axis of a body. • longitudinal adj. Forward and/or backward, relative to some defined direction. |
| NULLIFIDIANS | • nullifidians n. Plural of nullifidian. • NULLIFIDIAN n. one of no faith or religion; a skeptic in matters of religion. |
| UNBLINDFOLDS | • unblindfolds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unblindfold. • UNBLINDFOLD v. to remove a blindfold from. |
| UNDECILLIONS | • undecillions n. Plural of undecillion. • UNDECILLION n. a large number - a one followed by either 36 or 66 zeroes. |
| UNDERLYINGLY | • underlyingly adv. In a way that underlies. • underlyingly adv. (Linguistics) In the underlying form. • UNDERLYING adv. UNDERLIE, to lie under. |
| UNDERSELLING | • underselling v. Present participle of undersell. • UNDERSELL v. to sell too cheap. |
| UNDULATINGLY | • undulatingly adv. In an undulating manner. • UNDULATING adv. UNDULATE, to move with a wavelike motion. |
| UNFRIENDLILY | • unfriendlily adv. In an unfriendly manner. • UNFRIENDLY adv. not friendly. |
| UNILLUSIONED | • unillusioned adj. Not illusioned. • UNILLUSIONED adj. free from illusion. |
| UNYIELDINGLY | • unyieldingly adv. In an unyielding way. • UNYIELDING adv. characterized by firmness or obduracy. |