| GAINFULNESS | • gainfulness n. The state or quality of being gainful; profitableness. • GAINFULNESS n. the state of being gainful. |
| INFUNDIBULA | • infundibula n. Plural of infundibulum. • INFUNDIBULUM n. a funnel-shaped body part (e.g. the nares). |
| INFURIATELY | • INFURIATE adv. enraged. |
| INFURIATING | • infuriating adj. Extremely annoying, frustrating or irritating. • infuriating v. Present participle of infuriate. • INFURIATE v. to make furious. |
| INFURIATION | • infuriation n. (Uncountable) Extreme anger. • infuriation n. (Countable) Something that causes extreme anger; an expression or instance of extreme anger. • INFURIATION n. the act of infuriating. |
| INFUSIONISM | • infusionism n. The doctrine that the soul exists before the body and is infused into it at conception or birth. • INFUSIONISM n. the doctrine that at the birth of each individual a preexisting soul is implanted in his body. |
| INFUSIONIST | • infusionist n. One who believes in infusionism. • INFUSIONIST n. a believer in infusionism. |
| INFUSORIANS | • infusorians n. Plural of infusorian. • INFUSORIAN n. an obsolete term for small aquatic organisms, rotifers, algae etc. |
| PAINFULLEST | • painfullest adj. Superlative form of painful: most painful. • PAINFUL adj. causing pain. |
| PAINFULNESS | • painfulness n. The state or quality of being painful, of causing pain. • painfulness n. The state or quality of being tedious, of requiring great care. • PAINFULNESS n. the state of being painful. |
| REINFUNDING | • reinfunding v. Present participle of reinfund. • REINFUND v. to flow again. |
| REINFUSIONS | • reinfusions n. Plural of reinfusion. |