| ACCUBATIONS | • ACCUBATION n. the act of reclining while eating. |
| ARCUBALISTS | • arcubalists n. Plural of arcubalist. • ARCUBALIST n. a crossbow. |
| CONCUBINAGE | • concubinage n. The state of cohabiting or living together as man and woman while not married. • concubinage n. The state of being or keeping a concubine. • CONCUBINAGE n. the cohabitation of persons not legally married. |
| CONCUBINARY | • concubinary adj. Of or pertaining to a concubine. • concubinary n. The state of being a concubine. • CONCUBINARY adj. relating to a concubine. |
| CONCUBITANT | • CONCUBITANT n. someone of a suitable age for marriage. |
| CUBICALNESS | • cubicalness n. The state or quality of being cubical. • CUBICALNESS n. the state of being cubical. |
| ELUCUBRATED | • elucubrated v. Simple past tense and past participle of elucubrate. • ELUCUBRATE v. to work out or express by studious effort; to burn the midnight oil. |
| ELUCUBRATES | • elucubrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of elucubrate. • ELUCUBRATE v. to work out or express by studious effort; to burn the midnight oil. |
| INCUBATIONS | • incubations n. Plural of incubation. • INCUBATION n. the act of incubating. |
| LUCUBRATING | • lucubrating v. Present participle of lucubrate. • LUCUBRATE v. to study by lamplight; to discourse learnedly or pedantically. |
| LUCUBRATION | • lucubration n. Intense and prolonged study or meditation; especially, late at night. • lucubration n. The product of such study; often, writings. • LUCUBRATION n. laborious or intensive study. |
| LUCUBRATORS | • lucubrators n. Plural of lucubrator. • LUCUBRATOR n. a person who studies during the night. |