| CUNCTATION | • cunctation n. (Obsolete) Delay, hesitation, procrastination. • CUNCTATION n. delay; procrastination. |
| CUNCTATIVE | • cunctative adj. (Rare) Inclined to delay. • CUNCTATIVE adj. causing delay, also CUNCTATIOUS, CUNCTATORY. |
| CUNCTATORS | • cunctators n. Plural of cunctator. • CUNCTATOR n. (Latin) someone who delays or procrastinates. |
| CUNCTATORY | • cunctatory adj. Delaying; procrastinating. • CUNCTATORY adj. causing delay, also CUNCTATIOUS, CUNCTATIVE. |
| CUNEIFORMS | • cuneiforms n. Plural of cuneiform. • CUNEIFORM n. a wedge-shaped script, also CUNIFORM. |
| CUNNINGEST | • cunningest adj. Superlative form of cunning: most cunning. • CUNNING adj. crafty. |
| FECUNDATED | • fecundated v. Simple past tense and past participle of fecundate. • FECUNDATE v. to make fruitful or prolific. |
| FECUNDATES | • fecundates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fecundate. • FECUNDATE v. to make fruitful or prolific. |
| FECUNDATOR | • FECUNDATOR n. one who fecundates. |
| INCUNABLES | • incunables n. Plural of incunable. • INCUNABLE n. a book printed from movable type before 1501, also INCUNABULUM. |
| INCUNABULA | • incunabula n. Plural of incunabulum. • INCUNABULUM n. (Latin) a book printed from movable type before 1501, also INCUNABLE. |
| IRACUNDITY | • iracundity n. (Rare) anger; irritability. • IRACUNDITY n. the state of being iracund, easily angered. |
| JOCUNDNESS | • jocundness n. The quality of being jocund. • JOCUNDNESS n. the state of being jocund. |
| LACUNOSITY | • lacunosity n. The quality of being lacunose. • LACUNOSITY n. the state of being lacunose. |
| QUINCUNXES | • quincunxes n. Plural of quincunx. • QUINCUNX n. (Latin) an arrangement of five things. |
| SCUNCHEONS | • scuncheons n. Plural of scuncheon. • SCUNCHEON n. the inner part of a door jamb or window frame, also SCOINSON, SCONCHEON, SCONTION. |
| SCUNGILLIS | • scungillis n. Plural of scungilli. • SCUNGILLI n. (Italian) conch used as food. |
| SCUNNERING | • scunnering v. Present participle of scunner. • SCUNNER v. (Scots) to feel loathing or disgust. |
| SEACUNNIES | • seacunnies n. Plural of seacunny. • SEACUNNY n. (Persian) a lascar steersman. |
| SECUNDINES | • secundines n. Plural of secundine. • SECUNDINE n. the second of the two integuments of an ovule. |