| CIRCUMDUCTION | • circumduction n. (Anatomy) The circular (or, more precisely, conical) movement of a body part, such as a ball-and-socket… • circumduction n. (Scotland, law) The act of circumducing. • CIRCUMDUCTION n. the act of circumducing. |
| CIRCUMDUCTORY | • circumductory adj. Circumducting. • CIRCUMDUCTORY adj. relating to circumduction. |
| CIRCUMLOCUTED | • circumlocuted v. Simple past tense and past participle of circumlocute. • CIRCUMLOCUTE v. to use circumlocution. |
| DESULFURATION | • desulfuration n. Desulfurization. • DESULFURATION n. the act of removing sulphur from. |
| FORTITUDINOUS | • fortitudinous adj. Having fortitude; courageous. • FORTITUDINOUS adj. showing fortitude. |
| INDUSTRIOUSLY | • industriously adv. In an industrious manner. • INDUSTRIOUS adv. habitually active or occupied. |
| MULTIAUTHORED | • multiauthored adj. Written by more than one author. |
| MULTICOLOURED | • multicoloured adj. Alternative spelling of multicolored. • multi-coloured adj. Britain standard spelling of multi-colored. • MULTICOLOURED adj. having many colours, also MULTICOLORED. |
| MULTIPRODUCTS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| OUTREBOUNDING | • outrebounding v. Present participle of outrebound. • OUTREBOUND v. to rebound more than. |
| OUTRECUIDANCE | • outrecuidance n. (Archaic) Presumption, arrogance, self-conceit. • OUTRECUIDANCE n. (Scott) presumption or overweening. |
| OVERMULTITUDE | • overmultitude v. (Obsolete, nonce word, transitive) To outnumber. • OVERMULTITUDE v. (Milton) to outnumber. |
| RECTITUDINOUS | • rectitudinous adj. Righteous or correct or upright. • RECTITUDINOUS adj. characterized by straightness or moral integrity; piously self-righteous. |
| ROUNDABOUTING | • roundabouting v. Present participle of roundabout. • ROUNDABOUT v. to go round and round. |
| RUTHERFORDIUM | • rutherfordium n. A transuranic chemical element (symbol Rf) with an atomic number of 104. • rutherfordium n. (Obsolete) A rejected name for seaborgium. • rutherfordium n. (Obsolete) A rejected name for lawrencium. |
| SUBINTRODUCED | • SUBINTRODUCE v. to bring in surreptitiously or subtly. |
| SUBINTRODUCES | • SUBINTRODUCE v. to bring in surreptitiously or subtly. |
| UNDERCOUNTING | • undercounting v. Present participle of undercount. • UNDERCOUNT v. to miscount by counting too few. |