| BOUNCINGLY | • bouncingly adv. With a bouncing motion. • BOUNCING adv. BOUNCE, to spring back. |
| CONJUNCTLY | • conjunctly adv. In a conjunct manner; jointly. • CONJUNCT adv. joined together, united, also CONJOINT. |
| LOUNGINGLY | • loungingly adv. So as to lounge; in a lazy or relaxing way. • LOUNGING adv. reclining. |
| MOURNINGLY | • mourningly adv. In a mourning manner; grievingly. • MOURNINGLY adv. MOURNING. |
| NONFACULTY | • nonfaculty adj. Not of or pertaining to faculty. • NONFACULTY n. a position that is not part of an academic faculty. |
| NONFLUENCY | • nonfluency n. Lack of fluency; some period of nonfluent speech caused by a stammer, etc. • NONFLUENCY n. an absence of fluency. |
| NONUTILITY | • nonutility n. A company, etc. that is not a utility. • NONUTILITY n. a lack of utility. |
| NOUMENALLY | • noumenally adv. In relation to noumenon. • NOUMENAL adv. of or pertaining to the noumenon; real as opposed to phenomenal. |
| POLYTUNNEL | • polytunnel n. A tunnel made of polyethylene, used to grow plants that require a higher temperature and/or humidity… • POLYTUNNEL n. plastic sheeting stretched over rows of plants as protection from the weather. |
| SOUNDINGLY | • soundingly adv. With a loud sound. • SOUNDINGLY adv. SOUNDING. |
| UNBROKENLY | • unbrokenly adv. In an unbroken way; continuously. • UNBROKEN adv. not broken, also UNBROKE. |
| UNCOMMONLY | • uncommonly adv. To an uncommon degree; unusually or extremely. • uncommonly adv. Not often; on rare occasions. • UNCOMMON adv. not common. |
| UNISONALLY | • unisonally adv. (Music) In unison. • UNISONAL adv. being in unison, also UNISONANT, UNISONOUS. |
| UNKNOWABLY | • unknowably adv. In an unknowable way; ineffably. • UNKNOWABLE adv. that cannot be known. |
| UNLOVINGLY | • unlovingly adv. In an unloving manner; without giving love. • UNLOVING adv. UNLOVE, to cease to love. |
| UNWONTEDLY | • unwontedly adv. Unusually. • UNWONTED adv. unaccustomed, also UNWONT. |
| WOUNDINGLY | • woundingly adv. In a way that wounds. • WOUNDING adv. inflicting hurt. |
| YOUNGLINGS | • younglings n. Plural of youngling. • YOUNGLING n. (archaic) a young person or animal. |