| ADMINICULATE | • adminiculate v. (Scotland, law, transitive) To prove; to corroborate. • ADMINICULATE v. to support by corroboratory evidence. |
| ADMINISTERED | • administered v. Simple past tense and past participle of administer. • ADMINISTER v. to manage or supervise the execution, use, or conduct of. |
| ADMINISTRANT | • administrant adj. Administrating. • administrant n. The one who administers. • ADMINISTRANT n. an administrator. |
| ADMINISTRATE | • administrate v. To administer. • administrate v. (Computing) the act or function of providing maintenance and general housekeeping for computer systems… • ADMINISTRATE v. to administer. |
| ADMIRABILITY | • admirability n. That quality which produces admiration or wonder. • ADMIRABILITY n. the quality of being admirable. |
| ADMIRALSHIPS | • admiralships n. Plural of admiralship. • ADMIRALSHIP n. the office of admiral. |
| CHILDMINDERS | • childminders n. Plural of childminder. • CHILDMINDER n. one who looks after other people's children for money. |
| CHILDMINDING | • childminding n. The act of looking after a child or children. • childminding v. Present participle of childmind. • child-minding v. Present participle of child-mind. |
| COADMINISTER | • coadminister v. (Transitive) To administer (A drug, etc.) along with another material. |
| HEADMISTRESS | • headmistress n. (Chiefly Britain) A female school principal. • HEADMISTRESS n. a woman heading the staff of a private school. |
| INADMISSIBLE | • inadmissible adj. Not admissible, especially that cannot be admitted as evidence at a trial. • inadmissible n. A person who is not to be admitted (to a country, a group, etc). • INADMISSIBLE adj. not admissible. |
| INADMISSIBLY | • inadmissibly adv. In an inadmissible way. • INADMISSIBLE adv. not admissible. |
| NONADMISSION | • nonadmission n. Lack or absence of admission; failure to admit. • NONADMISSION n. refusal of admission. |
| PREADMISSION | • preadmission adj. Before admission (To a hospital, university, etc.). • preadmission n. A preadmission process; a process that precedes admission. • preadmission n. Admission, as of steam, to an engine cylinder before the backstroke is completed, thus increasing the cushioning. |
| PREADMITTING | • preadmitting v. Present participle of preadmit. • PREADMIT v. to admit beforehand. |
| READMINISTER | • readminister v. (Transitive) to administer again. |
| READMISSIONS | • readmissions n. Plural of readmission. • READMISSION n. the act of readmitting. |
| READMITTANCE | • readmittance n. The act of readmitting. • READMITTANCE n. the act of readmitting. |