| ATTUITING | • attuiting v. Present participle of attuite. • ATTUITE v. to sense but not quite perceive. |
| CUITTLING | • CUITTLE v. (Scots) to coax, to cajole. |
| GUILTIEST | • guiltiest adj. Superlative form of guilty: most guilty. • GUILTY adj. worthy of blame for an offence. |
| GUITARIST | • guitarist n. Someone who plays a guitar. • GUITARIST n. one who plays the guitar. |
| GUITGUITS | • guitguits n. Plural of guitguit. • GUITGUIT n. one of several species of small tropical American birds, allied to the creepers. |
| INPUTTING | • inputting v. Present participle of input. • INPUT v. to enter data into a computer. |
| INTUITING | • intuiting v. Present participle of intuit. • intuiting n. An instance of intuition. • INTUIT v. to know without conscious reasoning. |
| LITURGIST | • liturgist n. A person knowledgable about liturgy. • liturgist n. One who leads public worship. • liturgist n. One who adheres to liturgies. |
| SITUATING | • situating v. Present participle of situate. • SITUATE v. to place in a certain position. |
| TINGUAITE | • tinguaite n. (Geology) A variety of phonolite. • TINGUAITE n. a fine-grained igneous rock composed essentially of feldspar, nepheline and aegirine. |
| TITTUPING | • tittuping v. Present participle of tittup. • TITTUP v. to prance, skip about gaily. |
| TITUPPING | • titupping v. Present participle of titup. • TITUP v. to prance. |
| TURGIDITY | • turgidity n. The state or quality of being turgid. • TURGIDITY n. the state of being turgid. |
| UNBITTING | • unbitting v. Present participle of unbit. • UNBITT v. (nautical) to uncoil or unfasten (a cable) from the bitts. |
| UNFITTING | • unfitting adj. That is not fitting for its purpose. • unfitting adj. Improper. • UNFIT v. to make unfit. |
| UNWITTING | • unwitting adj. Unaware or uninformed; oblivious. • unwitting adj. Unintentional. • UNWITTING adj. without knowledge, also UNWEETING. |
| UPSITTING | • upsitting n. (Obsolete) A sitting up of a woman after her confinement, to receive and entertain her friends. • UPSITTING n. a sitting up of a woman after her confinement, to receive and entertain her friends. |
| UPTILTING | • uptilting v. Present participle of uptilt. • UPTILT v. to tilt upward. |
| UPTITLING | • uptitling n. The practice of giving a job an impressive title to make it appear more desirable. • uptitling n. The practice of giving a book a more impressive title than its content merits. • UPTITLING n. the practise of conferring grandiose titles on employees doing relatively menial jobs. |