| DIGLADIATE | • digladiate v. (Rare) To fight like gladiators; to contend or dispute violently. • DIGLADIATE v. (obsolete) to fight with swords; to fence. |
| ERADIATING | • eradiating v. Present participle of eradiate. • ERADIATE v. to shoot out like a ray of light. |
| ERADIATION | • eradiation n. Emission of radiance in all directions. • ERADIATION n. emission of radiance. |
| GLADIATORS | • gladiators n. Plural of gladiator. • gladiators v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gladiator. • GLADIATOR n. in ancient Rome, a professional combatant with men or wild animals in the arena. |
| GLADIATORY | • gladiatory adj. (Archaic) gladiatorial. • GLADIATORY adj. (obsolete) of or like a gladiator, also GLADIATORIAL, GLADIATORIAN. |
| IRRADIATED | • irradiated v. Simple past tense and past participle of irradiate. • irradiated adj. Emitted outwards from a centre like rays. • irradiated adj. (Heraldry) Having rays. |
| IRRADIATES | • irradiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of irradiate. • IRRADIATE v. to shed light or other rays upon or into. |
| IRRADIATOR | • irradiator n. A device used to irradiate. • IRRADIATOR n. something or someone that irradiates. |
| RADIATIONS | • radiations n. Plural of radiation. • RADIATION n. heat transport without the intervention of matter, as in the transport of heat from the Sun to the Earth. |
| RERADIATED | • reradiated v. Simple past tense and past participle of reradiate. • RERADIATE v. to radiate again. |
| RERADIATES | • reradiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reradiate. • RERADIATE v. to radiate again. |
| TRIRADIATE | • triradiate adj. Having three rays. • TRIRADIATE adj. three-rayed, also TRIRADIAL. |
| VANADIATES | • vanadiates n. Plural of vanadiate. • VANADIATE n. a salt of vanadic acid, also VANADATE. |