| ACUITIES | • acuities n. Plural of acuity. • ACUITY n. sharpness. |
| CUITIKIN | • CUITIKIN n. (Scots) a gaiter, also COOTIKIN, CUTIKIN. |
| CUITIKINS | • cuitikins n. Alternative form of cutikins. • CUITIKIN n. (Scots) a gaiter, also COOTIKIN, CUTIKIN. |
| VACUITIES | • vacuities n. Plural of vacuity. • vacuities n. Plural of vacuitie. • VACUITY n. an empty space. |
| BISCUITIER | • BISCUITY adj. like a biscuit in texture. |
| CIRCUITIES | • circuities n. Plural of circuity. • CIRCUITY n. a roundabout course. |
| CIRCUITING | • circuiting v. Present participle of circuit. • circuiting n. Circuitous movement. • CIRCUIT v. to move around. |
| BISCUITIEST | • BISCUITY adj. like a biscuit in texture. |
| INNOCUITIES | • innocuities n. Plural of innocuity. • INNOCUITY n. innocuousness. |
| CONSPICUITIES | • conspicuities n. Plural of conspicuity. • CONSPICUITY n. the state of being conspicuous. |
| HYPERACUITIES | • hyperacuities n. Plural of hyperacuity. • HYPERACUITY n. the state of being hyperacute. |
| PERSPICUITIES | • perspicuities n. Plural of perspicuity. • PERSPICUITY n. the state of being perspicuous, clear, easily understood. |
| PROMISCUITIES | • promiscuities n. Plural of promiscuity. • PROMISCUITY n. miscellaneous mingling or selection of persons or things. |
| STEREOACUITIES | • STEREOACUITY n. the degree to which a person is aware of the separation of objects along the line of sight. |