| BETATTERING | • BETATTER v. to tatter. |
| HEBETATIONS | • HEBETATION n. the act of making blunt, dull, or stupid. |
| METATARSALS | • metatarsals n. Plural of metatarsal. • METATARSAL n. a bone of the metatarsus. |
| METATHERIAN | • metatherian adj. (Zoology) Belonging or pertaining to the infraclass Metatheria of marsupials. • metatherian n. (Zoology) A member of the infraclass Metatheria. • METATHERIAN adj. of, relating to, or belonging to the Metatheria, a subclass of mammals comprising the marsupials. |
| METATHESISE | • metathesise v. Alternative form of metathesize. • METATHESISE v. to transpose by metathesis, metathesize. |
| METATHESIZE | • metathesize v. (Linguistics) To undergo or to subject to metathesis; of sounds, to switch positions in a word. • METATHESIZE v. to transpose by metathesis, also METATHESISE. |
| OXALACETATE | • oxalacetate n. Alternative form of oxaloacetate. • OXALACETATE n. a salt or ester of oxaloacetic acid, also OXALOACETATE. |
| REVEGETATED | • revegetated v. Simple past tense and past participle of revegetate. • REVEGETATE v. to vegetate anew. |
| REVEGETATES | • revegetates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of revegetate. • REVEGETATE v. to vegetate anew. |
| SUBACETATES | • subacetates n. Plural of subacetate. • SUBACETATE n. an acetate in smaller proportion. |
| SUPERFETATE | • superfetate v. To conceive after a prior conception, but before the birth of the offspring. • SUPERFETATE v. to conceive when a fetus is already in the uterus. |
| TRIACETATES | • triacetates n. Plural of triacetate. • TRIACETATE n. a kind of textile fibre. |
| UNGETATABLE | • ungetatable adj. (Informal, humorous) That cannot be got at; inaccessible. • UNGETATABLE adj. not getatable. |
| VEGETATINGS | • VEGETATING n. living like a vegetable. |
| VEGETATIONS | • vegetations n. Plural of vegetation (in pathology). • VEGETATION n. the total aggregation of plant communities within an area. |
| VEGETATIOUS | • vegetatious adj. Of or pertaining to vegetation. • VEGETATIOUS adj. relating to vegetation. |