| ANNIHILATIVE | • annihilative adj. Serving to annihilate; radically destructive. • ANNIHILATIVE adj. tending to annihilate. |
| DISINVOLVING | • disinvolving v. Present participle of disinvolve. • DISINVOLVE v. to unfold; to disentangle. |
| INFINITIVELY | • infinitively adv. (Grammar) In the infinitive form. • INFINITIVE adv. expressing the verbal idea without reference to person, number or time. |
| INSALIVATING | • insalivating v. Present participle of insalivate. • INSALIVATE v. to mix with saliva. |
| INSALIVATION | • insalivation n. (Physiology, dated) The mixing of food with saliva and other oral secretions while eating. • INSALIVATION n. the act of insalivating, mixing with saliva. |
| INVALIDATING | • invalidating v. Present participle of invalidate. • INVALIDATE v. to make invalid. |
| INVALIDATION | • invalidation n. The act of invalidating, or the state of being invalidated. • INVALIDATION n. the act of invalidating. |
| INVIGILATING | • invigilating v. Present participle of invigilate. • INVIGILATE v. to keep watch; esp. to supervise students at an examination. |
| INVIGILATION | • invigilation n. The act of watching or invigilating. • INVIGILATION n. the act of invigilating. |
| INVITATIONAL | • invitational adj. Serving as an invitation; inviting. • invitational adj. (Not comparable) Restricted to participants who have been invited. • invitational n. An event, especially a tournament, that is restricted to invited participants. |
| UNINVITINGLY | • uninvitingly adv. In an uninviting manner. |
| VAGINICOLINE | • VAGINICOLINE adj. living in a sheath, also VAGINICOLOUS. |
| VERMILIONING | • vermilioning v. Present participle of vermilion. • VERMILION v. to make vermilion. |
| VIGINTILLION | • vigintillion num. Originally, in accordance with the long scale, the twentieth power of a million, 10120; now (originally… • VIGINTILLION n. ten to the power of 63. |
| VILLAINIZING | • villainizing v. Present participle of villainize. |
| VIRGINALLING | • VIRGINAL v. (Shakespeare) to play on the virginal, a kind of mediaeval harp. |