| OUTINTRIGUED | • outintrigued v. Simple past tense and past participle of outintrigue. • OUTINTRIGUE v. to surpass in intrigue. |
| SUBDELIRIOUS | • SUBDELIRIOUS adj. mildly or intermittently delirious. |
| RECTITUDINOUS | • rectitudinous adj. Righteous or correct or upright. • RECTITUDINOUS adj. characterized by straightness or moral integrity; piously self-righteous. |
| QUADRIGEMINOUS | • quadrigeminous adj. Archaic form of quadrigeminal. • QUADRIGEMINOUS adj. having four similar parts, also QUADRIGEMINAL, QUADRIGEMINATE. |
| RIDICULOUSNESS | • ridiculousness n. (Uncountable) The characteristic of being ridiculous. • ridiculousness n. (Countable) The result of being ridiculous. • RIDICULOUSNESS n. the state of being ridiculous. |
| SUPERINDUCTION | • superinduction n. The act or the result of superinducing. • SUPERINDUCTION n. the act of superinducing. |
| UNDERNUTRITION | • undernutrition n. Inadequate nutrition, either due to a lack of food, or to the inability of the body to absorb its nutrients. • UNDERNUTRITION n. deficient bodily nutrition due to inadequate food intake or faulty assimilation. |
| DESULFURISATION | • DESULFURISATION n. the removal of sulfur or sulfur compounds (as from coal or flue gas), also DESULFURIZATION. |
| DESULFURIZATION | • desulfurization n. The process of removing sulfur from a substance, such as flue gas or crude. • DESULFURIZATION n. the removal of sulfur or sulfur compounds (as from coal or flue gas), also DESULFURISATION. |
| INDUSTRIOUSNESS | • industriousness n. The quality of being industrious; diligence. • INDUSTRIOUS n. habitually active or occupied. |
| OVERMULTITUDING | • OVERMULTITUDE v. (Milton) to outnumber. |
| SUPERINDUCTIONS | • superinductions n. Plural of superinduction. • SUPERINDUCTION n. the act of superinducing. |
| UNDERNOURISHING | • undernourishing v. Present participle of undernourish. • UNDERNOURISH v. to nourish insufficiently. |
| UNDERNUTRITIONS | • UNDERNUTRITION n. deficient bodily nutrition due to inadequate food intake or faulty assimilation. |