| DETOUR | • detour n. A diversion or deviation from one’s original route. • detour n. (Programming) The diversion of the flow of execution for debugging or similar purposes. • detour v. (Intransitive) To make a detour. |
| DETOURED | • detoured v. Simple past tense and past participle of detour. • DETOUR v. to take an indirect route. |
| DETOURING | • detouring v. Present participle of detour. • detouring n. The act of taking a detour. • DETOUR v. to take an indirect route. |
| DETOURS | • detours n. Plural of detour. • detours v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of detour. • DETOUR v. to take an indirect route. |
| ETOURDERIE | • étourderie n. Thoughtlessness, carelessness; a thoughtless act. • ETOURDERIE n. (French) heedlessness or stupid blundering. |
| ETOURDERIES | • étourderies n. Plural of étourderie. • ETOURDERIE n. (French) heedlessness or stupid blundering. |
| ETOURDI | • ETOURDI adj. (French) foolish, thoughtless (of a male). |
| ETOURDIE | • ETOURDIE adj. (French) foolish, thoughtless (of a female). |
| PRETOURNAMENT | • pretournament adj. Occurring before, or in preparation for, a tournament. • pretournament n. Alternative form of pre-tournament. • pre-tournament adj. Alternative form of pretournament. |
| RETOUR | • retour n. A returning. • retour n. (Law, Scotland) An extract from chancery of the service of an heir to his ancestor. • RETOUR v. to confirm as heir. |
| RETOURED | • RETOUR v. to confirm as heir. |
| RETOURING | • RETOUR v. to confirm as heir. |
| RETOURS | • retours n. Plural of retour. • RETOUR v. to confirm as heir. |
| TREACHETOUR | • TREACHETOUR n. (Spenser) a traitor, a deceiver. |
| TREACHETOURS | • TREACHETOUR n. (Spenser) a traitor, a deceiver. |
| TREGETOUR | • tregetour n. (Archaic) A magician or juggler; a trickster. • TREGETOUR n. (archaic) a juggling magician. |
| TREGETOURS | • tregetours n. Plural of tregetour. • TREGETOUR n. (archaic) a juggling magician. |