| CONSTRAINED | • constrained v. Simple past tense and past participle of constrain. • constrained adj. Kept within close bounds; confined. • constrained adj. Forced; compelled. |
| CONSTRAINER | • constrainer n. One who constrains. • CONSTRAINER n. something or someone that constrains. |
| CONSTRAINTS | • constraints n. Plural of constraint. • CONSTRAINT n. the act of constraining. |
| DISTRAINEES | • distrainees n. Plural of distrainee. • DISTRAINEE n. a person whose property has been distrained. |
| DISTRAINERS | • distrainers n. Plural of distrainer. • DISTRAINER n. one who distrains; the party distraining goods or chattels, also DISTRAINOR. |
| DISTRAINING | • distraining v. Present participle of distrain. • distraining n. The act or process by which something is distrained. • DISTRAIN v. to seize and hold property as security. |
| DISTRAINORS | • distrainors n. Plural of distrainor. • DISTRAINOR n. one who distrains; the party distraining goods or chattels, also DISTRAINER. |
| INTERSTRAIN | • interstrain adj. (Biology) Between strains. • INTERSTRAIN adj. between strains. |
| MISTRAINING | • mistraining v. Present participle of mistrain. • MISTRAIN v. to train improperly. |
| OUTSTRAINED | • outstrained v. Simple past tense and past participle of outstrain. • OUTSTRAIN v. to surpass in straining. |
| OVERSTRAINS | • overstrains v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overstrain. • OVERSTRAIN v. to strain to excess. |
| RESTRAINERS | • restrainers n. Plural of restrainer. • RESTRAINER n. one who restrains. |
| RESTRAINING | • restraining v. Present participle of restrain. • restraining n. The act by which someone or something is restrained. • RESTRAINING n. the act of restraining. |
| UNRESTRAINT | • unrestraint n. Lack of restraint; the quality of being unrestrained. • UNRESTRAINT n. freedom from or lack of restraint. |