| BLUDGEONERS | • bludgeoners n. Plural of bludgeoner. • BLUDGEONER n. one who bludgeons. |
| BLUDGEONING | • bludgeoning v. Present participle of bludgeon. • bludgeoning n. An assault with a club or similar weapon. • BLUDGEON v. to hit with a club. |
| DISILLUDING | • disilluding v. Present participle of disillude. • DISILLUDE v. to free from illusion. |
| IMPALUDISMS | • IMPALUDISM n. a disease carried by insects affecting the inhabitants of marshy areas. |
| INTERCLUDED | • intercluded v. Simple past tense and past participle of interclude. • INTERCLUDE v. to block; to cut off. |
| INTERCLUDES | • intercludes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of interclude. • INTERCLUDE v. to block; to cut off. |
| INTERLUDIAL | • interludial adj. Relating to, or serving as, an interlude. • INTERLUDIAL adj. relating to an interlude. |
| INTERLUDING | • interluding v. Present participle of interlude. • INTERLUDE v. to write or perform a dramatic interlude. |
| LUDICROUSLY | • ludicrously adv. In a ludicrous manner. • LUDICROUS adv. ridiculous. |
| MALOCCLUDED | • maloccluded v. Simple past tense and past participle of malocclude. • MALOCCLUDED adj. exhibiting malocclusion. |
| PALUDAMENTA | • PALUDAMENTUM n. a Roman general's or high military officer's cloak, also PALUDAMENT. |
| PALUDAMENTS | • paludaments n. Plural of paludament. • PALUDAMENT n. a Roman general's or high military officer's cloak, also PALUDAMENTUM. |
| PRECLUDABLE | • precludable adj. That may be precluded. • PRECLUDABLE adj. that can be precluded. |