| BLUETIT | • bluetit n. Alternative spelling of blue tit. • blue␣tit n. Cyanistes caeruleus, a small bird of the tit family Paridae, with an azure blue crown and dark blue… • BLUETIT n. a small bird of the tit family. |
| CUITTLE | • CUITTLE v. (Scots) to coax, to cajole. |
| CULTIST | • cultist n. A member of a cult. • CULTIST n. a member of a cult. |
| FLUTIST | • flutist n. Alternative form of flautist. • FLUTIST n. one who plays the flute, also FLAUTIST, FLUTER. |
| KITTULS | • kittuls n. Plural of kittul. • KITTUL n. (Sinhalese) the jaggery palm; a fibre obtained from the leafstalks of this, used for making ropes, brushes, etc., also KITUL. |
| LUTISTS | • lutists n. Plural of lutist. • LUTIST n. a lute-player, also LUTANIST, LUTENIST, LUTER. |
| LUTITES | • lutites n. Plural of lutite. • LUTITE n. any rock derived from clay or mud, aka pelite. |
| NUTTILY | • nuttily adv. In a nutty way. • NUTTY adv. tasting of nuts; crazy. |
| QUITTAL | • quittal n. (Obsolete) Return; requital; quittance. • QUITTAL n. (Shakespeare) requital. |
| RUTTILY | • ruttily adv. In a rutty manner; with ruts. • RUTTY adv. marked by ruts. |
| THULITE | • THULITE n. a red zoisite found in Norway. |
| TITULAR | • titular adj. Of, relating to, being, derived from, or having a title. • titular adj. Existing in name only; nominal. • titular adj. Named or referred to in the title. |
| TITULED | • tituled adj. (Obsolete) Having a title. • TITULE v. to give a title to. |
| TITULES | • titules n. Plural of titule. • TITULE v. to give a title to. |
| TITULUS | • titulus n. A caption, title or other inscription, especially an Ancient Roman type. • TITULUS n. a sign on a cross giving a crucified person's name and crime. |
| TUFTILY | • tuftily adv. In a tufty manner. • TUFTY adv. abounding in tufts. |
| UPTILTS | • uptilts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of uptilt. • uptilts n. Plural of uptilt. • UPTILT v. to tilt upward. |
| UTILITY | • utility n. The state or condition of being useful; usefulness. • utility n. Something that is useful. • utility n. (Economics) The ability of a commodity to satisfy needs or wants; the satisfaction experienced by the… |