| CONFIGURE | • configure v. (Transitive) To set up or arrange something in such a way that it is ready for operation for a particular… • CONFIGURE v. to set up (a computer system). |
| DISFIGURE | • disfigure v. To change the appearance of something/someone to the negative. • DISFIGURE v. to spoil the appearance of. |
| FIGULINES | • figulines n. Plural of figuline. • FIGULINE n. potter's clay, earthenware. |
| FIGURABLE | • figurable adj. Capable of being brought to a fixed form or shape. • FIGURABLE adj. capable of being brought to a fixed form or shape. |
| FIGURALLY | • figurally adv. In a figural manner. • FIGURAL adv. represented by a figure. |
| FIGURANTE | • figurante n. A female figurant, especially a ballet dancer. • FIGURANTE n. (Italian) a ballet-dancer, one of those who form a background for the solo dancer, also FIGURANT. |
| FIGURANTS | • figurants n. Plural of figurant. • FIGURANT n. (Italian) a ballet dancer who dances only in groups, also FIGURANTE. |
| FIGUREDLY | • FIGURED adv. FIGURE, to compute. |
| FIGURINES | • figurines n. Plural of figurine. • FIGURINE n. a small modelled or sculpted figure. |
| FIGURISTS | • figurists n. Plural of figurist. • FIGURIST n. one who uses or interprets figurative expressions. |
| OUTFIGURE | • outfigure v. (Transitive) To outthink. • OUTFIGURE v. to surpass in figuring. |
| PREFIGURE | • prefigure v. To show or suggest ahead of time; to represent beforehand (often used in a Biblical context). • prefigure v. To predict or foresee. • prefigure n. That which prefigures or appears to predict; a harbinger. |
| REFIGURED | • refigured v. Simple past tense and past participle of refigure. • REFIGURE v. to figure again. |
| REFIGURES | • REFIGURE v. to figure again. |
| UNFIGURED | • unfigured adj. Not figured; not marked with a pattern. • unfigured adj. Not figurative; literal. • UNFIGURED adj. not figured. |