| DEBILITATING | • debilitating adj. Causing a loss of energy or strength. • debilitating v. Present participle of debilitate. • DEBILITATE v. to make weak. |
| DELIMITATING | • delimitating v. Present participle of delimitate. • DELIMITATE v. to delimit. |
| DISENTITLING | • disentitling v. Present participle of disentitle. • DISENTITLE v. to deprive of title or claim. |
| FELICITATING | • felicitating v. Present participle of felicitate. • FELICITATE v. to congratulate. |
| GENTILITIOUS | • gentilitious adj. Synonym of gentilitial. • GENTILITIOUS adj. relating to a gens, also GENTILITIAL, GENTILITIAN. |
| GRATILLITIES | • GRATILLITY n. (Shakespeare) a small gratuity. |
| ILLEGITIMATE | • illegitimate adj. Not conforming to known principles, or established or accepted rules or standards. • illegitimate adj. Not in accordance with the law. • illegitimate adj. Not sanctioned by marriage. |
| INTERDIGITAL | • interdigital adj. (Anatomy) Between the fingers or toes. • INTERDIGITAL adj. between digits. |
| INTERTILLING | • INTERTILL v. to cultivate between the rows (of a crop). |
| LEGITIMATING | • legitimating v. Present participle of legitimate. • LEGITIMATE v. to make legitimate. |
| LEGITIMATION | • legitimation n. The process of making or declaring a person legitimate. • legitimation n. (Obsolete) Legitimacy. • legitimation n. The act of establishing something as lawful; authorization. |
| LEGITIMATISE | • legitimatise v. Alternative form of legitimatize. • LEGITIMATISE v. to make legitimate, also LEGITIMATIZE, LEGITIMISE, LEGITIMIZE. |
| LEGITIMATIZE | • legitimatize v. (Transitive) To make legitimate. • legitimatize v. (Transitive) To legalize. • LEGITIMATIZE v. to make legitimate, also LEGITIMATISE, LEGITIMISE, LEGITIMIZE. |
| LEGITIMISTIC | • legitimistic adj. Legitimist. • LEGITIMISTIC adj. relating to legitimism, adherence to the principles of political legitimacy or to a person claiming legitimacy. |
| VITILITIGATE | • VITILITIGATE v. to be particularly quarrelsome. |
| WHITELISTING | • whitelisting v. Present participle of whitelist. • WHITELIST v. to place a name, email address, Web site address, or program on a list of items that are deemed spam- or virus-free. |