| ANTIGROWTH | • antigrowth adj. Opposing or countering growth. • ANTIGROWTH adj. designed to prevent growth. |
| CARTWRIGHT | • cartwright n. A person who makes carts; a wainwright. • Cartwright prop.n. (Countable) An English surname originating as an occupation for someone who made carts. • Cartwright prop.n. (Uncountable) A placename, from the surname… |
| GHOSTWRITE | • ghostwrite v. (Authorship, intransitive) To write under the name of another (especially literary works). • ghostwrite v. (Authorship, transitive) To author a literary work or speech in the place of another. • ghost-write v. Alternative form of ghostwrite. |
| GROWTHIEST | • growthiest adj. Superlative form of growthy: most growthy. • GROWTHY adj. exceptionally fast in growing. |
| GROWTHISTS | • growthists n. Plural of growthist. • GROWTHIST n. a person who is committed to growth, esp. economic. |
| OUTWRITING | • outwriting v. Present participle of outwrite. • OUTWRITE v. to write better than. |
| RETWEETING | • retweeting v. Present participle of retweet. • retweeting n. A second or subsequent tweet. • RETWEET v. to tweet again. |
| RETWISTING | • retwisting v. Present participle of retwist. • RETWIST v. to twist again. |
| SWATTERING | • swattering v. Present participle of swatter. • SWATTER v. (dialect) to splash or spill about. |
| THWARTINGS | • thwartings n. Plural of thwarting. • THWARTING n. the act of thwarting. |
| TIGHTWIRES | • tightwires n. Plural of tightwire. • TIGHTWIRE n. a wire tightrope. |
| TWITTERING | • twittering v. Present participle of twitter. • twittering n. The act of producing chirping sounds, or twitters. • Twittering v. Present participle of Twitter. |
| WATERTIGHT | • watertight adj. So tightly made that water cannot enter or escape. • watertight adj. (Figurative) So devised or planned as to be impossible to defeat, evade or nullify. • WATERTIGHT adj. so well-sealed as not to admit water or let it escape. |
| WHITTERING | • whittering v. Present participle of whitter. • WHITTER v. to talk or mutter peevishly or ineffectually, also WITTER. |