| AUSPICIOUSLY | • auspiciously adv. In an auspicious way. • AUSPICIOUS adv. affording a favorable auspice. |
| HARUSPICATED | • haruspicated v. Simple past tense and past participle of haruspicate. • HARUSPICATE v. to foretell by inspection of animals' entrails. |
| HARUSPICATES | • haruspicates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of haruspicate. • HARUSPICATE v. to foretell by inspection of animals' entrails. |
| INAUSPICIOUS | • inauspicious adj. Not auspicious; ill-omened. • INAUSPICIOUS adj. not auspicious. |
| PERSPICACITY | • perspicacity n. Acute discernment or understanding; insight. • perspicacity n. The human faculty or power to mentally grasp or understand clearly. • perspicacity n. (Obsolete) Keen eyesight. |
| SPICEBERRIES | • spiceberries n. Plural of spiceberry. • SPICEBERRY n. any of several plants having spicy edible berries. |
| SPICULATIONS | • spiculations n. Plural of spiculation. • SPICULATION n. the state of being spiculate, having a sharp point. |
| SUSPICIONING | • suspicioning v. Present participle of suspicion. • SUSPICION v. to suspect. |
| SUSPICIOUSLY | • suspiciously adv. (Manner) In a way suggesting suspicion. • suspiciously adv. (Manner) In a way that arouses suspicion. • suspiciously adv. (Evaluative) Causing suspicion. |
| TRANSPICUOUS | • transpicuous adj. (Rare) Easily construed or seen through. • TRANSPICUOUS adj. easily understood or seen through. |
| UNAUSPICIOUS | • unauspicious adj. Inauspicious. • UNAUSPICIOUS adj. (Shakespeare) inauspicious. |
| UNSUSPICIONS | • UNSUSPICION n. a lack of suspicion. |
| UNSUSPICIOUS | • unsuspicious adj. Not suspicious; not suspecting, unaware (of something). • unsuspicious adj. Not arousing suspicion. • UNSUSPICIOUS adj. not suspicious. |