| CRIMPLING | • crimpling v. Present participle of crimple. • CRIMPLE v. to wrinkle, curl. |
| DIMPLIEST | • dimpliest adj. Superlative form of dimply: most dimply. • DIMPLY adj. dimpled. |
| IMPLICATE | • implicate v. (Transitive, with “in”) To show to be connected or involved in an unfavorable or criminal way. • implicate v. (Transitive, nonstandard) To imply, to have as a necessary consequence or accompaniment. • implicate v. (Pragmatics) To imply without entailing; to have as an implicature. |
| IMPLICITY | • implicity n. (Obsolete) The quality of being implicit. • IMPLICITY n. a state of being implicit. |
| IMPLIEDLY | • impliedly adv. In an implied manner. • IMPLIED adv. IMPLY, to insinuate. |
| PIMPLIEST | • pimpliest adj. Superlative form of pimply: most pimply. • PIMPLY adj. covered with pimples. |
| SIMPLICES | • simplices n. (Mathematics) plural of simplex. • SIMPLEX n. (Latin) a geometrical term, a figure with a minimum number of vertices. |
| SIMPLICIA | • simplicia n. Plural of simplex. • SIMPLEX n. (Latin) a geometrical term, a figure with a minimum number of vertices. |
| SIMPLINGS | • simplings n. Plural of simpling. • SIMPLING n. the act of gathering medicinal plants. |
| SIMPLISMS | • simplisms n. Plural of simplism. • SIMPLISM n. affected simplicity. |
| SIMPLISTE | • SIMPLISTE n. (French) someone who tends to oversimplify. |
| SIMPLISTS | • simplists n. Plural of simplist. • SIMPLIST n. (archaic) one skilled in simples, or medicinal plants, also SIMPLER. |
| WHIMPLING | • whimpling v. Present participle of whimple. • WHIMPLE v. to wear a veil in the form of a headdress. |