| DEREQUISITION | • derequisition v. (Transitive) To return or release (something previously requisitioned). • DEREQUISITION v. to return (something that has been used for a military purpose) to civilian use. |
| EQUIPONDERANT | • equiponderant adj. (Obsolete) Having equal weight. • EQUIPONDERANT adj. evenly balanced. |
| EQUIPONDERATE | • equiponderate v. To counterbalance. • EQUIPONDERATE v. to be equal in weight; to balance. |
| FREQUENTATION | • frequentation n. The act of frequenting a particular place. • FREQUENTATION n. the act of frequenting. |
| GROTESQUENESS | • grotesqueness n. The characteristic or quality of being grotesque. • GROTESQUENESS n. the state of being grotesque. |
| GROTESQUERIES | • grotesqueries n. Plural of grotesquery. • GROTESQUERIE n. (French) grotesque objects collectively; grotesque quality, also GROTESQUERY. |
| MOUSQUETAIRES | • mousquetaires n. Plural of mousquetaire. • MOUSQUETAIRE n. (French) a French musketeer; a kind of woman's cloak. |
| QUESTIONARIES | • questionaries n. Plural of questionary. • QUESTIONARY n. an asker of questions, also QUAESTIONARY. |
| QUESTIONNAIRE | • questionnaire n. A form containing a list of questions; a means of gathering information for a survey. • questionnaire v. To survey using questionnaires. • QUESTIONNAIRE n. a set of questions for obtaining statistically useful or personal information from individuals. |
| QUOTEWORTHIER | • QUOTEWORTHY adj. worth being quoted. |
| REQUISITIONED | • requisitioned v. Simple past tense and past participle of requisition. • REQUISITION v. to make a demand for supplies. |
| REQUISITORIES | • REQUISITORY n. in law, a demand made by a prosecutor that a sentence be passed on an accused, giving the reasons. |
| RONTGENOPAQUE | • RONTGENOPAQUE adj. opaque to X-rays. |
| SEQUESTRATION | • sequestration n. The process or act of sequestering; a putting aside or separating. • SEQUESTRATION n. seizure of goods or property by the authority of a writ. |
| SEQUESTRATORS | • sequestrators n. Plural of sequestrator. • SEQUESTRATOR n. one who sequestrates. |
| VENTRILOQUIES | • ventriloquies n. Plural of ventriloquy. • VENTRILOQUY n. the production of the voice in such a way that the sound seems to come from a source other than the vocal organs of the speaker, also VENTRILOQUISM. |
| VENTRILOQUISE | • ventriloquise v. Alternative form of ventriloquize. • VENTRILOQUISE v. to project the voice, also VENTRILOQUIZE. |
| VENTRILOQUIZE | • ventriloquize v. (Intransitive) To practice ventriloquism. • ventriloquize v. (Transitive) To speak the words of (another person), as though by ventriloquism. • VENTRILOQUIZE v. to use ventriloquism, also VENTRILOQUISE. |