| ANNOTATING | • annotating v. Present participle of annotate. • ANNOTATE v. to append notes. |
| ANNOTATION | • annotation n. A critical or explanatory commentary or analysis. • annotation n. A comment added to a text. • annotation n. The process of writing such comment or commentary. |
| ANNOTATIVE | • annotative adj. Relating to annotation. • ANNOTATIVE adj. characterized by annotations; of the nature of annotation. |
| ANNOTATORS | • annotators n. Plural of annotator. • ANNOTATOR n. one who annotates. |
| ANNOUNCERS | • announcers n. Plural of announcer. • ANNOUNCER n. one who announces. |
| ANNOUNCING | • announcing v. Present participle of announce. • ANNOUNCE v. to make known publicly. |
| ANNOYANCES | • annoyances n. Plural of annoyance. • ANNOYANCE n. something that annoys. |
| ANNOYINGLY | • annoyingly adv. In an annoying manner. • ANNOYING adv. ANNOY, to be troublesome to. |
| CANNONADED | • cannonaded v. Simple past tense and past participle of cannonade. • CANNONADE v. to attack with heavy artillery. |
| CANNONADES | • cannonades n. Plural of cannonade. • CANNONADE v. to attack with heavy artillery. |
| CANNONBALL | • cannonball n. (Military, weaponry). • cannonball n. (Diving) The act of jumping (typically into a swimming pool) with the legs bent and the arms wrapped… • cannonball n. (Slang, figuratively) Something that moves fast, especially a fast train. |
| CANNONEERS | • cannoneers n. Plural of cannoneer. • CANNONEER n. a soldier who managed and fired a cannon, also CANNONIER. |
| CANNONIERS | • cannoniers n. Plural of cannonier. • CANNONIER n. a soldier who managed and fired a cannon, also CANNONEER. |
| CANNONRIES | • cannonries n. Plural of cannonry. • CANNONRY n. artillery. |
| COLCANNONS | • COLCANNON n. (Irish) an Irish country dish of potatoes and cabbage. |
| STANNOTYPE | • stannotype n. A tintype. • STANNOTYPE n. a photograph taken upon a tin plate. |