| BUTTERNUTS | • butternuts n. Plural of butternut. • Butternuts n. Plural of Butternut. • BUTTERNUT n. the oily nut of the North American white walnut; the tree itself. |
| NUTBUTTERS | • nut␣butters n. Plural of nut butter. • NUTBUTTER n. a butter substitute or spread made from nuts. |
| UNTRUSTIEST | • UNTRUSTY adj. not trusty. |
| OUTTHRUSTING | • outthrusting v. Present participle of outthrust. • OUTTHRUST v. to extend outwards. |
| TRUSTBUSTING | • trustbusting n. (US) The breaking up of trusts or monopolies. • TRUSTBUSTING n. the dissolution of corporate trusts. |
| COUNTERTHRUST | • counterthrust n. A thrust made against another; a counterblow. • COUNTERTHRUST n. a thrust to counter another thrust. |
| STRUCTURATION | • structuration n. (Sociology) A theory proposed by Anthony Giddens in an attempt to reconcile theoretical dichotomies… • STRUCTURATION n. the interrelation of parts in an organized whole. |
| TRUSTBUSTINGS | • TRUSTBUSTING n. the dissolution of corporate trusts. |
| UNTRUSTWORTHY | • untrustworthy adj. Not deserving of trust; unreliable. • UNTRUSTWORTHY adj. not trustworthy. |
| COUNTERTHRUSTS | • counterthrusts n. Plural of counterthrust. • COUNTERTHRUST n. a thrust to counter another thrust. |
| STRUCTURATIONS | • structurations n. Plural of structuration. • STRUCTURATION n. the interrelation of parts in an organized whole. |
| AUTODESTRUCTING | • autodestructing v. Present participle of autodestruct. • AUTODESTRUCT v. to self-destruct. |
| GUTTURALISATION | • gutturalisation n. Alternative form of gutturalization. • GUTTURALISATION n. the process of gutturalising, also GUTTURALIZATION. |
| INTERPUNCTUATES | • INTERPUNCTUATE v. to insert punctuation marks between. |
| SUBSTITUTIONARY | • substitutionary adj. Of or relating to substitution or replacement. • SUBSTITUTIONARY adj. relating to substitution. |
| TECHNOSTRUCTURE | • technostructure n. A corporate structure including technicians or other skilled professionals. • TECHNOSTRUCTURE n. the network of professionally skilled managers (as scientists, engineers, and administrators) that tends to control the economy both within and beyond individual corporate groups. |
| UNTRUSTWORTHILY | • untrustworthily adv. In an untrustworthy manner. • UNTRUSTWORTHY adv. not trustworthy. |