| ANTITRUSTER | • antitruster n. (US) A government agent who investigates monopolies. • ANTITRUSTER n. one who advocates or enforces antitrust provisions of the law. |
| CENTURIATOR | • centuriator n. A historian who distinguishes time by centuries, especially one of those who wrote the Magdeburg Centuries. • CENTURIATOR n. one of a group of sixteenth century Reformed divines of Magdeburg who compiled a church history in 13 volumes, each volume covering a century. |
| CURRANTIEST | • CURRANTY adj. full of currants. |
| INTERRUPTED | • interrupted v. Simple past tense and past participle of interrupt. • INTERRUPT v. to break in between. |
| INTERRUPTER | • interrupter n. One who or that which interrupts. • interrupter n. A device for opening and closing an electrical circuit. • interrupter n. (Slang, humorous) An interpreter (person who interprets speech in a foreign language). |
| INTERRUPTOR | • interruptor n. Alternative form of interrupter. • INTERRUPTOR n. one who interrupts, also INTERRUPTER. |
| NATRIURETIC | • natriuretic adj. Of or pertaining to natriuresis. • natriuretic n. Any substance that inhibits the reabsorption of cations, especially sodium, from urine. • NATRIURETIC n. a medicine used to treat natriuresis, excessive loss of sodium in the urine. |
| PARTURIENTS | • parturients n. Plural of parturient. • PARTURIENT n. one who is about to bring forth young. |
| RECRUITMENT | • recruitment n. The process or art of finding candidates for a post in an organization, or recruits for the armed forces. • recruitment n. A style or process of recruiting. • recruitment n. (Biology, ecology) The addition of new adult or breeding-age individuals (recruits) to a population. |
| REGURGITANT | • regurgitant adj. Flowing backward or against the normal direction. • regurgitant n. That which has been regurgitated; vomit. • REGURGITANT n. a drug causing regurgitation. |
| RETEXTURING | • retexturing v. Present participle of retexture. • retexturing n. The application of a new texture to something. • RETEXTURE v. to treat (material, a garment, etc.) so as to restore firmness to its texture. |
| RETRIBUTING | • retributing v. Present participle of retribute. • RETRIBUTE v. to give in return. |
| RETRIBUTION | • retribution n. Punishment inflicted in the spirit of moral outrage or personal vengeance. • RETRIBUTION n. retaliation, punishment. |
| RINTHEREOUT | • RINTHEREOUT n. (Scots) a vagrant. |
| ULTRATINIER | • ULTRATINY adj. very very tiny. |
| UNDERTHIRST | • UNDERTHIRST n. (Wordsworth) an underlying or subconscious thirst. |
| UNRESTRAINT | • unrestraint n. Lack of restraint; the quality of being unrestrained. • UNRESTRAINT n. freedom from or lack of restraint. |
| UNSTARRIEST | • UNSTARRY adj. not starry. |
| UNTHRIFTIER | • unthriftier adj. Comparative form of unthrifty: more unthrifty. • UNTHRIFTY adj. not thrifty. |