| DISGUSTING | • disgusting adj. Causing disgust; repulsive; distasteful. • disgusting v. Present participle of disgust. • DISGUST v. to cause loathing. |
| FASTIGIUMS | • FASTIGIUM n. (Latin) the apex of a building; a gable-end; a pediment. |
| GUILTINESS | • guiltiness n. The state of being guilty; guilt. • GUILTINESS n. the state of being guilty. |
| GUITARISTS | • guitarists n. Plural of guitarist. • GUITARIST n. one who plays the guitar. |
| GULOSITIES | • GULOSITY n. (archaic) enormous appetite; greediness. |
| LITURGISMS | • LITURGISM n. the study of liturgical forms. |
| LITURGISTS | • liturgists n. Plural of liturgist. • LITURGIST n. a leader in public worship. |
| MISSUITING | • missuiting v. Present participle of missuit. • MISSUIT v. to suit badly. |
| OUTKISSING | • outkissing v. Present participle of outkiss. • OUTKISS v. to surpass in kissing. |
| RUGOSITIES | • rugosities n. Plural of rugosity. • RUGOSITY n. the state of being rugose, having wrinkles. |
| SQUIDGIEST | • squidgiest adj. Superlative form of squidgy: most squidgy. • SQUIDGY adj. unpleasantly damp, clammy. |
| SQUINTINGS | • squintings n. Plural of squinting. • SQUINTING n. the act of squinting. |
| SQUIRTINGS | • squirtings n. Plural of squirting. • SQUIRTING n. the act of squirting. |
| SUBITISING | • subitising v. Present participle of subitise. • SUBITISE v. to perceive, also SUBITIZE. |
| SUBSISTING | • subsisting v. Present participle of subsist. • SUBSIST v. to continue to exist. |
| SUSTAINING | • sustaining v. Present participle of sustain. • sustaining n. The process by which something is sustained or upheld. • sustaining adj. That sustains, supports or provides sustenance. |
| UPSITTINGS | • upsittings n. Plural of upsitting. • UPSITTING n. a sitting up of a woman after her confinement, to receive and entertain her friends. |