| CHIRURGICAL | • chirurgical adj. (Archaic) Surgical. • CHIRURGICAL adj. relating to chirurgery, surgery. |
| FLOURISHING | • flourishing adj. Growing, thriving, doing well. • flourishing v. Present participle of flourish. • flourishing n. The action of the verb flourish; flowering. |
| GUILLOCHING | • guilloching v. Present participle of guilloche. • GUILLOCHE v. (French) to decorate with intersecting curved lines. |
| HIERURGICAL | • hierurgical adj. Relating to hierurgy. • HIERURGICAL adj. relating to hierurgy. |
| HIGHFALUTIN | • highfalutin adj. (US, informal) Self-important, pompous; arrogant or egotistical. • highfalutin n. (Archaic) Pompous speech or writing. • high␣falutin adj. Alternative spelling of highfalutin. |
| HUMILIATING | • humiliating adj. Liable to humiliate, degrade, shame or embarrass someone. • humiliating v. Present participle of humiliate. • HUMILIATE v. to humble, to mortify. |
| LANGUISHING | • languishing adj. Lacking of vigor or spirit. • languishing v. Present participle of languish. • languishing n. The act of one who languishes. |
| OUTWHIRLING | • outwhirling v. Present participle of outwhirl. • OUTWHIRL v. to surpass in whirling. |
| PUBLISHINGS | • publishings n. Plural of publishing. • PUBLISHING n. the business of printing and issuing to the public. |
| PUNISHINGLY | • punishingly adv. So as to punish. • punishingly adv. In a way that is tiring or exhausting. • PUNISHING adv. PUNISH, to impose a penalty for wrongdoing. |
| UNCLINCHING | • unclinching v. Present participle of unclinch. • UNCLINCH v. to open from a clenched position, also UNCLENCH. |
| UNFLINCHING | • unflinching adj. Without flinching; staying committed despite any difficulty; steadfast. • UNFLINCHING adj. not flinching or shrinking. |
| UNPOLISHING | • unpolishing v. Present participle of unpolish. • UNPOLISH v. to remove polish from. |
| UNSIGHTLIER | • unsightlier adj. (Dated, 19th century) comparative form of unsightly: more unsightly. • UNSIGHTLY adj. unpleasant to look at. |
| UPLIGHTINGS | • UPLIGHTING n. lighting to a higher degree. |