| DICTING | • DICT v. (obsolete) to dictate, also DICTATE. |
| ADDICTING | • addicting adj. (US) Causing addiction. • addicting v. Present participle of addict. • ADDICT v. to make dependent on esp. a drug. |
| INDICTING | • indicting v. Present participle of indict. • INDICT v. to charge with a crime. |
| PREDICTING | • predicting v. Present participle of predict. • predicting n. A prediction. • PREDICT v. to tell of or about in advance. |
| MALEDICTING | • maledicting v. Present participle of maledict. • MALEDICT v. (archaic) to curse. |
| READDICTING | • readdicting adj. With the potential to addict anew. • re-addicting adj. With the potential to addict anew. • READDICT v. to become addicted again. |
| REINDICTING | • reindicting v. Present participle of reindict. • REINDICT v. to indict again. |
| INTERDICTING | • interdicting v. Present participle of interdict. • INTERDICT v. to forbid, prohibit. |
| RETRODICTING | • retrodicting v. Present participle of retrodict. • RETRODICT v. to utilize present information or ideas to infer or explain (a past event or state of affairs). |
| UNPREDICTING | • unpredicting v. Present participle of unpredict. • UNPREDICT v. (Milton) to retract or falsify a previous prediction. |
| CONTRADICTING | • contradicting v. Present participle of contradict. • CONTRADICT v. to assert the contrary of. |
| OVERPREDICTING | • overpredicting v. Present participle of overpredict. |