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There are 12 ten-letter words containing ABAS| ABASEMENTS | • abasements n. Plural of abasement. • ABASEMENT n. the state of being abased (humbled); humiliation. | | ABASHMENTS | • abashments n. Plural of abashment. • ABASHMENT n. the state of being abashed. | | ALABASTERS | • alabasters n. Plural of alabaster. • ALABASTER n. a soft, semitransparent gypsum. | | CALABASHES | • calabashes n. Plural of calabash. • CALABASH n. a variety of squash; a dish made from the gourd, also CALABAZA. | | CONTRABASS | • contrabass n. The part or section one octave lower than bass. • contrabass n. Double bass; string bass. • contrabass n. Any of the several contrabass instruments. | | DATABASING | • databasing v. Present participle of database. • DATABASE v. to put data into a database. | | SQUABASHED | • squabashed v. Simple past tense and past participle of squabash. • SQUABASH v. to crush esp. with criticism; to lambaste. | | SQUABASHER | • SQUABASHER n. one who deals a squabash, a crushing blow. | | SQUABASHES | • squabashes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of squabash. • SQUABASH v. to crush esp. with criticism; to lambaste. | | TABASHEERS | • tabasheers n. Plural of tabasheer. • TABASHEER n. (Hindi) a siliceous substance sometimes found in crude form in hollows of bamboos, used in Eastern medicine, also TABASHIR. | | TETRABASIC | • tetrabasic adj. (Chemistry, of an acid) containing four replaceable hydrogen atoms. • tetrabasic adj. (Chemistry, of a salt) having four atoms of a univalent metal. • TETRABASIC adj. of acids, having four replaceable hydrogen atoms. | | ULTRABASIC | • ultrabasic adj. (Geology) ultramafic. • ultrabasic n. (Geology) ultramafic. • ULTRABASIC adj. very poor in silica. |
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