| ADJUDGEMENTS | • adjudgements n. Plural of adjudgement. • ADJUDGEMENT n. the act of adjudging, also ADJUDGMENT. |
| ASSUBJUGATED | • assubjugated v. Simple past tense and past participle of assubjugate. • ASSUBJUGATE v. (Shakespeare) to reduce to subjection. |
| ASSUBJUGATES | • assubjugates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of assubjugate. • ASSUBJUGATE v. (Shakespeare) to reduce to subjection. |
| BLUEJACKINGS | • bluejackings n. Plural of bluejacking. • BLUEJACKING n. the sending of unsolicited messages over Bluetooth to Bluetooth-enabled devices such as mobile phones. |
| FORJUDGMENTS | • FORJUDGMENT n. the act of forjudging. |
| JAGGEDNESSES | • jaggednesses n. Plural of jaggedness. • JAGGEDNESS n. the state of being jagged. |
| JEOPARDISING | • jeopardising v. Present participle of jeopardise. • JEOPARDISE v. to expose to loss or injury, also JEOPARDIZE. |
| MAJORETTINGS | • MAJORETTING n. the practice of performing as majorettes. |
| MEGAPROJECTS | • megaprojects n. Plural of megaproject. • MEGAPROJECT n. a major project or undertaking. |
| MISJUDGEMENT | • misjudgement n. Alternative form of misjudgment. • MISJUDGEMENT n. an erroneous judgment, also MISJUDGMENT. |
| MISJUDGMENTS | • misjudgments n. Plural of misjudgment. • MISJUDGMENT n. an erroneous judgment, also MISJUDGEMENT. |
| PREADJUSTING | • preadjusting v. Present participle of preadjust. • PREADJUST v. to adjust in advance. |
| PREJUDGMENTS | • prejudgments n. Plural of prejudgment. • PREJUDGMENT n. the act of prejudging, also PREJUDGEMENT. |
| REJUSTIFYING | • rejustifying v. Present participle of rejustify. • REJUSTIFY v. to justify again. |
| REJUVENISING | • rejuvenising v. Present participle of rejuvenise. • REJUVENISE v. to rejuvenate, also REJUVENIZE. |
| RESUBJECTING | • resubjecting v. Present participle of resubject. • RESUBJECT v. to subject again. |
| SURREJOINING | • surrejoining v. Present participle of surrejoin. • SURREJOIN v. to reply, as a plaintiff to a defendant's rejoinder. |
| UNSUBJECTING | • UNSUBJECT v. to remove from subjugation. |