| CONTEXTUALISING | • contextualising v. Present participle of contextualise. • CONTEXTUALISE v. to put into a context, also CONTEXTUALIZE. |
| DEXTROGLUCOSE | • dextroglucose n. (Archaic) dextrose (D-glucose) form of glucose. • DEXTROGLUCOSE n. a white soluble sweet-tasting crystalline solid that is the dextrorotatory isomer of glucose, aka dextrose. |
| DEXTROGLUCOSES | • dextroglucoses n. Plural of dextroglucose. • DEXTROGLUCOSE n. a white soluble sweet-tasting crystalline solid that is the dextrorotatory isomer of glucose, aka dextrose. |
| EXHAUSTINGLY | • exhaustingly adv. In an exhausting manner. • EXHAUSTINGLY adv. in the manner of using the whole strength of. |
| EXPOSTULATING | • expostulating v. Present participle of expostulate. • EXPOSTULATE v. to remonstrate; to discuss or reason with. |
| EXPOSTULATINGLY | • expostulatingly adv. With expostulations. • EXPOSTULATING adv. EXPOSTULATE, to remonstrate; to discuss or reason with. |
| EXSUFFLATING | • exsufflating v. Present participle of exsufflate. • EXSUFFLATE v. to blow away; to exorcise. |
| EXTINGUISHABLE | • extinguishable adj. Able to be extinguished. • EXTINGUISHABLE adj. that can be extinguished. |
| EXTRALINGUISTIC | • extralinguistic adj. Outside the realm of linguistics. • EXTRALINGUISTIC adj. lying outside the province of linguistics. |
| FLUXGATES | • fluxgates n. Plural of fluxgate. • FLUXGATE n. a device for measuring a magnetic field. |
| MULTIPLEXINGS | • multiplexings n. Plural of multiplexing. • MULTIPLEXING n. the act of incorporating into a multiplex signal. |
| SEXTUPLICATING | • sextuplicating v. Present participle of sextuplicate. • SEXTUPLICATE v. to copy sixfold. |
| SEXTUPLING | • sextupling v. Present participle of sextuple. • SEXTUPLE v. to multiply sixfold. |
| SEXTUPLYING | • SEXTUPLY v. in Scots law, to offer a rejoinder. |
| SUBLUXATING | • subluxating v. Present participle of subluxate. • SUBLUXATE v. to partially dislocate. |
| SUPEREXALTING | • superexalting v. Present participle of superexalt. • SUPEREXALT v. to exalt to a superior degree. |