| ANILINCTUS | • anilinctus n. Rare form of anilingus. • ANILINCTUS n. oral stimulation of the anus, also ANILINGUS. |
| CINCTURING | • cincturing v. Present participle of cincture. • CINCTURE v. to gird or surround. |
| ENCINCTURE | • encincture n. A cincture or girdle. • encincture v. (Transitive) To encircle or gird. • ENCINCTURE n. a cincture. |
| EXTINCTURE | • extincture n. (Obsolete) extinction. • EXTINCTURE n. (Shakespeare) extinction. |
| PUNCTUALLY | • punctually adv. In a punctual manner; on time. • punctually adv. (Archaic) Precisely; exactly; minutely. • PUNCTUAL adv. being on time. |
| PUNCTUATED | • punctuated adj. Having punctuation. • punctuated v. Simple past tense and past participle of punctuate. • PUNCTUATE v. to mark with points; to mark a piece of writing with commas, full stops etc. |
| PUNCTUATES | • punctuates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of punctuate. • PUNCTUATE v. to mark with points; to mark a piece of writing with commas, full stops etc. |
| PUNCTUATOR | • punctuator n. One who punctuates, as in writing. • PUNCTUATOR n. one who punctuates, as in writing. |
| PUNCTULATE | • punctulate adj. Marked with small punctures or spots. • punctulate v. (Transitive) To mark with small punctures or spots. • PUNCTULATE v. to mark with small dots. |
| PUNCTURERS | • puncturers n. Plural of puncturer. • PUNCTURER n. one who punctures. |
| PUNCTURING | • puncturing v. Present participle of puncture. • puncturing n. The act by which something is punctured. • PUNCTURE v. to pierce with a pointed object. |
| TERSANCTUS | • Tersanctus prop.n. Trisagion. • Tersanctus prop.n. Sanctus. • TERSANCTUS n. (Latin) the hymn beginning 'Sanctus, sanctus, sanctus', which forms the conclusion of the Eucharistic preface. |
| TINCTURING | • tincturing adj. Having the effect of colouring or staining with a dye or pigment. • tincturing n. Gerund of tincture. • tincturing v. Present participle of tincture. |
| UNCTUOSITY | • unctuosity n. The state or characteristic of being unctuous. • UNCTUOSITY n. the state of being unctuous. |
| UNCTUOUSLY | • unctuously adv. Insincerely and excessively charming. • UNCTUOUS adv. fatty, oily; marked by a smug, ingratiating and false earnestness. |
| UNPUNCTUAL | • unpunctual adj. Not punctual. • UNPUNCTUAL adj. not punctual. |