| DISINGENUOUSLY | • disingenuously adv. In a manner that is not frank or open; deceptively. • disingenuously adv. In an unnoble manner; in a manner unbecoming of true honor or dignity; unworthily. • disingenuously adv. In a manner that adopts a pose of naïveté, possibly to make a point or to deceive. |
| FULIGINOUSNESS | • FULIGINOUS n. sooty; having a dark or dusky color. |
| GLAMOUROUSNESS | • glamourousness n. Rare spelling of glamorousness. • GLAMOUROUS n. having glamour, also GLAMOROUS. |
| GLAUCOUSNESSES | • GLAUCOUSNESS n. the state of being glaucous. |
| GLUCURONIDASES | • glucuronidases n. Plural of glucuronidase. • GLUCURONIDASE n. an enzyme that hydrolyzes a glucuronide. |
| GLUTTONOUSNESS | • gluttonousness n. The quality of being gluttonous. • GLUTTONOUS n. marked by or given to gluttony. |
| LANGUOROUSNESS | • languorousness n. The quality of being languorous. • LANGUOROUS n. producing or tending to produce languor. |
| LANUGINOUSNESS | • LANUGINOUS n. downy; covered with fine soft hair, also LANUGINOSE. |
| LUGUBRIOUSNESS | • lugubriousness n. The property of being lugubrious. • LUGUBRIOUS n. mournful, dismal, esp. in an exaggerated or affected manner. |
| NEUROLINGUISTS | • neurolinguists n. Plural of neurolinguist. • NEUROLINGUIST n. a practitioner of neurolinguistics, the branch of linguistics which deals with the processing and storage of language in the brain. |
| SLAUGHTERHOUSE | • slaughterhouse n. A place where animals are slaughtered. • slaughterhouse n. (Figuratively) The scene of a massacre. • SLAUGHTERHOUSE n. an establishment where animals are butchered. |
| SLAUGHTEROUSLY | • slaughterously adv. In a slaughterous fashion. • SLAUGHTEROUS adv. of or relating to slaughter. |
| SOLIDUNGULATES | • solidungulates n. Plural of solidungulate. • SOLIDUNGULATE n. an animal with an uncloven hoof, also SOLIDUNGULOUS. |
| THOUGHTFULNESS | • thoughtfulness n. Thoughtful and considerate attention. • thoughtfulness n. Careful deliberation before action. • THOUGHTFULNESS n. the state of being thoughtful. |