| ESTIMATIONS | • estimations n. Plural of estimation. • ESTIMATION n. the act of estimating. |
| GUESTIMATED | • guestimated v. Simple past tense and past participle of guestimate. • GUESTIMATE v. to make an intuitive estimate, also GUESSTIMATE. |
| GUESTIMATES | • guestimates n. Plural of guestimate. • GUESTIMATE v. to make an intuitive estimate, also GUESSTIMATE. |
| INESTIMABLE | • inestimable adj. Not able to be estimated; not able to be calculated, computed or comprehended, as because of great scale… • inestimable adj. Venerable, great. • INESTIMABLE adj. that cannot be estimated. |
| INESTIMABLY | • inestimably adv. In an inestimable manner. • INESTIMABLE adv. that cannot be estimated. |
| MISESTIMATE | • misestimate v. To estimate erroneously. • misestimate n. An erroneous estimate. • MISESTIMATE v. to estimate wrongly. |
| REESTIMATED | • reestimated v. Simple past tense and past participle of reestimate. • REESTIMATE v. to estimate again. |
| REESTIMATES | • reestimates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reestimate. • REESTIMATE v. to estimate again. |
| RESTIMULATE | • restimulate v. To stimulate again. • restimulate v. (Scientology) To "awaken" a previously lost or hidden memory (engram) from the past, in (a person). • RESTIMULATE v. to stimulate again. |
| TESTIMONIAL | • testimonial n. A statement, especially one given under oath; testimony. • testimonial n. A written recommendation of someone’s worth or character. • testimonial n. A tribute given in appreciation of someone’s service etc. |
| TESTIMONIED | • TESTIMONY v. (Shakespeare) to testify. |
| TESTIMONIES | • testimonies n. Plural of testimony. • TESTIMONY v. (Shakespeare) to testify. |
| VESTIMENTAL | • vestimental adj. Alternative form of vestimentary. • VESTIMENTAL adj. of or like a vestiment, also VESTIMENTARY. |