| COLLUDING | • colluding v. Present participle of collude. • colluding adj. That colludes. • COLLUDE v. to conspire. |
| EXCLUDING | • excluding v. Present participle of exclude. • excluding prep. To the exclusion of; not including. • EXCLUDE v. to shut out. |
| INCLUDING | • including prep. Such as, among which; introducing one or more parts of the group or topic just mentioned. • including v. Present participle and gerund of include. • INCLUDE v. to take in as part of a whole. |
| LUDICALLY | • ludically adv. In a ludic sense. • LUDIC adv. aimlessly playful. |
| LUDICROUS | • ludicrous adj. Idiotic or unthinkable, often to the point of being funny; amusing by being plainly incongruous or absurd. • LUDICROUS adj. ridiculous. |
| OCCLUDING | • occluding v. Present participle of occlude. • OCCLUDE v. to stop up. |
| PALUDINAL | • paludinal adj. Inhabiting ponds or swamps. • PALUDINAL adj. of marshes, also PALUDAL, PALUDIC, PALUDINE, PALUDINOUS. |
| PALUDISMS | • paludisms n. Plural of paludism. • PALUDISM n. marsh fever; malaria. |
| PRAELUDIA | • PRAELUDIUM n. (Latin) a prelude. |
| PRELUDIAL | • preludial adj. Of or pertaining to a prelude. • PRELUDIAL adj. of or pertaining to a prelude, also PRELUDIOUS. |
| PRELUDING | • preluding v. Present participle of prelude. • preluding n. Something serving as a prelude; an introductory work or remark. • PRELUDE v. to play a musical introduction. |
| PRELUDIOS | • PRELUDIO n. (Italian) a prelude. |
| SECLUDING | • secluding v. Present participle of seclude. • SECLUDE v. to remove or set apart from others. |