| ANIMATRONIC | • animatronic adj. Of a robot, etc, that works by animatronics. • ANIMATRONIC adj. relating to animatronics. |
| EMPATRONING | • EMPATRON v. (Shakespeare) to patronize. |
| MATRONHOODS | • MATRONHOOD n. the state of being a matron. |
| MATRONISING | • matronising v. Present participle of matronise. • MATRONISE v. to make a matron of; to make like a matron, also MATRONIZE. |
| MATRONIZING | • matronizing v. Present participle of matronize. • MATRONIZE v. to make a matron of; to make like a matron, also MATRONISE. |
| MATRONLIEST | • MATRONLY adj. like a matron. |
| MATRONSHIPS | • matronships n. Plural of matronship. • MATRONSHIP n. the state of being a matron. |
| MATRONYMICS | • matronymics n. Plural of matronymic. • MATRONYMIC n. a name so derived, also METRONYMIC. |
| MECHATRONIC | • mechatronic adj. Of or relating to mechatronics. • MECHATRONIC adj. relating to mechatronics. |
| PATRONAGING | • patronaging v. Present participle of patronage. • PATRONAGE v. (Shakespeare) to countenance. |
| PATRONESSES | • patronesses n. Plural of patroness. • patronesses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of patroness. • PATRONESS n. a female patron. |
| PATRONISERS | • patronisers n. Plural of patroniser. • PATRONISER n. one who patronises, also PATRONIZER. |
| PATRONISING | • patronising adj. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of patronizing. • patronising v. Present participle of patronise. • PATRONISING adj. condescending. |
| PATRONIZERS | • patronizers n. Plural of patronizer. • PATRONIZER n. one who patronizes, also PATRONISER. |
| PATRONIZING | • patronizing adj. Offensively condescending. • patronizing v. Present participle of patronize. • PATRONIZE v. to assume the condescending air of a patron towards, also PATRONISE. |
| PATRONLIEST | • PATRONLY adj. like a patron. |
| PATRONYMICS | • patronymics n. Plural of patronymic. • PATRONYMIC n. a name so derived. |
| RHUMBATRONS | • RHUMBATRON n. a cavity resonator. |