| DEFAMATORILY | • defamatorily adv. In a defamatory manner. • DEFAMATORY adv. serving to defame. |
| FAMILIARISED | • familiarised v. Simple past tense and past participle of familiarise. • FAMILIARISE v. to make familiar, also FAMILIARIZE. |
| FAMILIARISER | • familiariser n. Alternative form of familiarizer. • FAMILIARISER n. one who familiarises, also FAMILIARIZER. |
| FAMILIARISES | • familiarises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of familiarise. • FAMILIARISE v. to make familiar, also FAMILIARIZE. |
| FAMILIARIZED | • familiarized v. Simple past tense and past participle of familiarize. • FAMILIARIZE v. to make familiar, also FAMILIARISE. |
| FAMILIARIZER | • familiarizer n. One who, or that which, familiarizes. • familiarizer n. (Linguistics) A term that conveys familiarity. • FAMILIARIZER n. one who familiarizes, also FAMILIARISER. |
| FAMILIARIZES | • familiarizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of familiarize. • FAMILIARIZE v. to make familiar, also FAMILIARISE. |
| FAMILIARNESS | • familiarness n. Quality of being familiar. • FAMILIARNESS n. the state of being familiar. |
| FAMOUSNESSES | • FAMOUSNESS n. the state of being famous. |
| INFAMONISING | • INFAMONISE v. to defame, to brand with infamy, also INFAMONIZE. |
| INFAMONIZING | • INFAMONIZE v. to defame, to brand with infamy, also INFAMONISE. |
| INFAMOUSNESS | • infamousness n. The state or quality of being infamous; infamy. • INFAMOUSNESS n. the state of being infamous. |
| OVERFAMILIAR | • overfamiliar adj. Common or repeated to the point of being unnoticed or annoying. • overfamiliar adj. (Used with “with”) So acquainted with something, that one doesn’t notice it, or is annoyed by it. • overfamiliar adj. Overly friendly or intimate. |
| STEPFAMILIES | • stepfamilies n. Plural of stepfamily. • STEPFAMILY n. a family acquired by a second marriage. |
| UNFAMILIARLY | • unfamiliarly adv. In an unfamiliar manner. • UNFAMILIAR adv. not familiar. |