| ALLITERATED | • alliterated v. Simple past tense and past participle of alliterate. • ALLITERATE v. to form an alliteration. |
| ALLITERATES | • alliterates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of alliterate. • ALLITERATE v. to form an alliteration. |
| ILLITERATES | • illiterates n. Plural of illiterate. • ILLITERATE n. one with little or no education. |
| LITERATIONS | • literations n. Plural of literation. • LITERATION n. representation of sounds by letters. |
| LITERATURED | • literatured adj. Well-read. • LITERATURED adj. (Shakespeare) having literary knowledge. |
| LITERATURES | • literatures n. Plural of literature. • LITERATURE n. the production of literary work esp. as an occupation. |
| NONLITERATE | • nonliterate adj. Not literate; illiterate. • nonliterate n. A nonliterate person. • NONLITERATE n. one who is not literate. |
| OBLITERATED | • obliterated v. Simple past tense and past participle of obliterate. • obliterated adj. Destroyed, broken beyond repair. • obliterated adj. (Slang) Very drunk, intoxicated, wasted. |
| OBLITERATES | • obliterates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of obliterate. • OBLITERATE v. to erase or blot out. |
| OBLITERATOR | • obliterator n. One who obliterates. • OBLITERATOR n. one who obliterates. |
| PRELITERATE | • preliterate adj. (Of a culture) that has not yet developed a written language. • preliterate adj. (Of a person) who has not yet learned to read and write. • preliterate n. A member of such a culture. |
| SUBLITERATE | • subliterate adj. Having inferior literacy skills. • subliterate n. A subliterate person. • SUBLITERATE adj. not fully literate. |