| AFFLATED | • afflated v. Simple past tense and past participle of afflate. • afflated adj. Inspired, especially divinely. • AFFLATED adj. inspired. |
| AFFLATUS | • afflatus n. A sudden rush of creative impulse or inspiration, often attributed to divine influence. • AFFLATUS n. (Latin) inspiration, a divine imparting of knowledge or power. |
| AFFLICTS | • afflicts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of afflict. • AFFLICT v. to distress severely. |
| AFFLUENT | • affluent n. Somebody who is wealthy. • affluent n. A stream or river flowing into a larger river or into a lake; a tributary stream; a tributary. • affluent adj. Abundant; copious; plenteous. |
| AFFLUXES | • affluxes n. Plural of afflux. • AFFLUX n. a flowing towards or together, also AFFLUXION. |
| BAFFLERS | • bafflers n. Plural of baffler. • BAFFLER n. a person who or thing which baffles. |
| BAFFLING | • baffling v. Present participle of baffle. • baffling adj. Puzzling, perplexing, bewildering. • baffling adj. Frustrating. |
| HAFFLINS | • HAFFLIN n. (Scots) a half-grown person, also HALFLING, HALFLIN. |
| MAFFLING | • maffling v. Present participle of maffle. • maffling n. (UK, dialect) A simpleton. • MAFFLING n. a simpleton, also MAFFLIN. |
| MAFFLINS | • MAFFLIN n. a simpleton, also MAFFLING. |
| PARAFFLE | • paraffle n. An ostentatious display. • PARAFFLE n. (Scots) a pretentious display, a fuss, also PARAFLE. |
| RAFFLERS | • rafflers n. Plural of raffler. • RAFFLER n. one who raffles. |
| RAFFLING | • raffling v. Present participle of raffle. • RAFFLE v. to dispose of by tickets of chance. |
| SNAFFLED | • snaffled v. Simple past tense and past participle of snaffle. • SNAFFLE v. to obtain by devious means. |
| SNAFFLES | • snaffles n. Plural of snaffle. • SNAFFLE v. to obtain by devious means. |
| WAFFLERS | • wafflers n. Plural of waffler. • WAFFLER n. one who waffles. |
| WAFFLIER | • wafflier adj. Comparative form of waffly: more waffly. • WAFFLY adj. given to waffling. |
| WAFFLING | • waffling n. A repetitive speech or response to a question. • waffling v. Present participle of waffle (To ramble on without a point; to argue a point without substantial evidence… • WAFFLING n. talking at length to little purpose. |