| COMPLETEST | • completest adj. Superlative form of complete: most complete. • completest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of complete. • COMPLETE adj. having all necessary parts. |
| COMPLETIST | • completist n. A collector who strives to obtain a complete collection of some type of thing. • completist adj. Which attempts to collect something completely. • completist n. A person who champions any philosophy which focuses on the completeness of something; as, a completist… |
| COMPLOTTED | • complotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of complot. • COMPLOT v. to conspire. |
| COMPLOTTER | • complotter n. One who complots; a conspirator. • COMPLOTTER n. one who complots. |
| IMPOLITEST | • impolitest adj. Superlative form of impolite: most impolite. • IMPOLITE adj. having bad manners. |
| IMPOTENTLY | • impotently adv. In an impotent manner. • IMPOTENT adv. powerless. |
| METALEPTIC | • metaleptic adj. Of or pertaining to metalepsis. • METALEPTIC adj. of or pertaining to a metalepsis, also METALEPTICAL. |
| MULTIPLETS | • multiplets n. Plural of multiplet. • MULTIPLET n. a group of elementary particles whose members differ only in electric charge. |
| PALMETTOES | • palmettoes n. Plural of palmetto. • PALMETTO n. (Spanish) any of various usually small and sometimes stemless fan palms. |
| PALMITATES | • palmitates n. Plural of palmitate. • PALMITATE n. a salt of palmitic acid. |
| PENTATHLUM | • pentathlum n. Pentathlon. • PENTATHLUM n. a pentathlon. |
| PETROLATUM | • petrolatum n. Petroleum jelly. • PETROLATUM n. petroleum jelly. |
| PORTMANTLE | • portmantle n. Obsolete form of portmanteau. • PORTMANTLE n. (obsolete) a portmanteau, also PORTMANTEAU, PORTMANTUA. |
| STREETLAMP | • streetlamp n. A lamp that illuminates a street or sidewalk. • street-lamp n. Alternative form of street lamp. • street␣lamp n. (Countable) Streetlight. |
| TEMPORALTY | • temporalty n. (Obsolete) The laity; secular people. • temporalty n. (Obsolete) A secular possession; a temporality. • TEMPORALTY n. the laity; secular people. |
| TEMPTINGLY | • temptingly adv. In a tempting manner. • TEMPTING adv. attractive. |