| CORRUPTEST | • corruptest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of corrupt. • corruptest adj. Superlative form of corrupt: most corrupt. • CORRUPT adj. debased. |
| INTERRUPTS | • interrupts n. Plural of interrupt. • interrupts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of interrupt. • INTERRUPT v. to break in between. |
| OUTPORTERS | • OUTPORTER n. (Canadian) an inhabitant or native of a Newfoundland outport. |
| PARTURIENT | • parturient adj. In labour, about to give birth, or having recently given birth. • parturient adj. (By extension) About to create a new product, or float a new idea. • parturient adj. Of, related to, or caused by childbirth. |
| PERTURBANT | • perturbant n. Anything that causes perturbation. • PERTURBANT n. anything that perturbs. |
| PERTURBATE | • perturbate v. (Transitive, dated) To perturb. • PERTURBATE v. to perturb. |
| PIROUETTER | • pirouetter n. One who pirouettes. • PIROUETTER n. one who pirouettes. |
| PROTRUDENT | • PROTRUDENT adj. protruding. |
| REPETITEUR | • repetiteur n. (Music, theater) A tutor or coach of ballet dancers or opera singers. • REPETITEUR n. (French) a coach, tutor; one who rehearses opera singers. |
| SPLUTTERER | • splutterer n. One who splutters. • SPLUTTERER n. one who splutters. |
| SPUTTERERS | • sputterers n. Plural of sputterer. • SPUTTERER n. one who sputters. |
| SPUTTERIER | • SPUTTERY adj. sputtering. |
| TRANSPUTER | • transputer n. (Computing) A single chip with CPU, memory and communications capability, used in grids to form parallel… • TRANSPUTER n. a special computer chip able to process in parallel rather than sequentially. |
| TRIPTEROUS | • tripterous adj. Having three wings or wing-like structures. • TRIPTEROUS adj. three-winged. |
| TRUMPETERS | • trumpeters n. Plural of trumpeter. • TRUMPETER n. one who plays the trumpet. |
| UNPRETTIER | • UNPRETTY adj. not pretty. |