| ACQUISITIVENESS | • acquisitiveness n. The quality of being acquisitive; propensity to acquire property; desire of possession. • acquisitiveness n. (Phrenology) The faculty to which the phrenologists attribute the desire of acquiring and possessing. • ACQUISITIVENESS n. the quality of being acquisitive. |
| DEREQUISITIONS | • derequisitions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of derequisition. • DEREQUISITION v. to return (something that has been used for a military purpose) to civilian use. |
| DISQUANTITIES | • disquantities v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disquantity. • DISQUANTITY v. (Shakespeare) to reduce in quantity. |
| INIQUITOUSNESS | • iniquitousness n. Quality of being iniquitous. • INIQUITOUS n. characterized by gross wickedness. |
| INQUISITIVENESS | • inquisitiveness n. The quality of being inquisitive; curiosity. • INQUISITIVENESS n. the state of being inquisitive. |
| INQUISITRESS | • inquisitress n. (Rare) A female inquisitor. • INQUISITRESS n. (archaic) a female inquisitor. |
| INQUISITRESSES | • inquisitresses n. Plural of inquisitress. • INQUISITRESS n. (archaic) a female inquisitor. |
| PERQUISITIONS | • perquisitions n. Plural of perquisition. • PERQUISITION n. a diligent inquiry. |
| QUICKSILVERINGS | • QUICKSILVERING n. the mercury on the back of a mirror. |
| REACQUISITIONS | • reacquisitions n. Plural of reacquisition. • REACQUISITION n. the act of reacquiring. |
| REQUISITIONIST | • requisitionist n. One who makes or signs a requisition. • REQUISITIONIST n. a person who makes a requisition. |
| REQUISITIONISTS | • requisitionists n. Plural of requisitionist. • REQUISITIONIST n. a person who makes a requisition. |
| REQUISITIONS | • requisitions n. Plural of requisition. • requisitions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of requisition. • REQUISITION v. to make a demand for supplies. |
| SEQUENTIALITIES | • SEQUENTIALITY n. the state of being sequential. |