| BLUNDERINGLY | • blunderingly adv. In a blundering way; making mistakes. • BLUNDERINGLY adv. BLUNDERING. |
| COUNSELLINGS | • counsellings n. Plural of counselling. • COUNSELLING n. the act of giving counsel. |
| DENTILINGUAL | • dentilingual adj. (Anatomy) Of or pertaining to the teeth and the tongue. • dentilingual adj. (Linguistics, of a sound) Produced with the tongue touching the teeth. • dentilingual n. (Linguistics, rare) A sound produced with the tongue touching the teeth. |
| HALLUCINOGEN | • hallucinogen n. Any substance tending to induce hallucination. • HALLUCINOGEN n. a substance that induces hallucinations, also HALLUCINOGENIC. |
| INTERLINGUAL | • interlingual adj. (Linguistics, translation studies) Spanning multiple languages; having a multilingual flair or quality. • INTERLINGUAL adj. relating to an interlingua. |
| MEANINGFULLY | • meaningfully adv. In a meaningful or significant manner. • MEANINGFUL adv. having a meaning or purpose. |
| REILLUMINING | • reillumining v. Present participle of reillumine. • REILLUMINE v. to illumine again. |
| UNCOMPELLING | • uncompelling adj. Not compelling. • UNCOMPELLING adj. not compelling. |
| UNDERLYINGLY | • underlyingly adv. In a way that underlies. • underlyingly adv. (Linguistics) In the underlying form. • UNDERLYING adv. UNDERLIE, to lie under. |
| UNDERSELLING | • underselling v. Present participle of undersell. • UNDERSELL v. to sell too cheap. |
| UNKENNELLING | • unkennelling v. Present participle of unkennel. • UNKENNEL v. to release from a kennel. |
| UNPANNELLING | • unpannelling v. Present participle of unpannel. • UNPANNEL v. to unsaddle, also UNPANEL. |
| UNPLEASINGLY | • unpleasingly adv. In an unpleasing manner. • UNPLEASING adv. not pleasing. |
| UNRAVELLINGS | • unravellings n. Plural of unravelling. • UNRAVELLING n. the act of unravelling. |
| UNSETTLINGLY | • unsettlingly adv. In an unsettling manner. • UNSETTLING adv. disconcerting. |
| UNYIELDINGLY | • unyieldingly adv. In an unyielding way. • UNYIELDING adv. characterized by firmness or obduracy. |