| AUGUSTER | • auguster adj. Comparative form of august: more august. • AUGUST adj. stately, venerable. |
| AUGUSTES | • augustes n. Plural of auguste. • AUGUSTE n. (French) a circus clown of the white-faced, bungling type. |
| GLUTAEUS | • glutaeus n. Alternative form of gluteus. • glutæus n. Obsolete form of gluteus. • GLUTAEUS n. (Greek) any of the three large muscles of the buttock, also GLUTE. |
| JUGULATE | • jugulate v. (Transitive) To cut the throat of. • JUGULATE v. to cut the throat of. |
| OUTARGUE | • outargue v. (Transitive) To argue better than; to defeat in argument. • out-argue v. Alternative form of outargue. • out␣argue v. Misspelling of outargue. |
| OUTBULGE | • outbulge v. To bulge outward. • outbulge n. A bulging outward. • OUTBULGE v. to bulge outwards. |
| OUTGUESS | • outguess v. (Transitive) to beat through accurate anticipation of someone’s plans and actions. • out-guess v. Alternative form of outguess. • OUTGUESS v. to anticipate the actions of. |
| OUTGUIDE | • outguide n. A physical placeholder marking the place of a record that has been temporarily removed from a file. • OUTGUIDE v. to surpass in guiding. |
| TRUQUAGE | • TRUQUAGE n. (French) the faking of works of art, also TRUCAGE. |
| UNGUENTA | • UNGUENTUM n. (Latin) an ointment. |
| UNGUENTS | • unguents n. Plural of unguent. • UNGUENT n. (Latin) an ointment. |
| UNGULATE | • ungulate adj. Having hooves. • ungulate adj. Shaped like a hoof. • ungulate n. An ungulate animal; a hooved mammal. |