| CONSTATING | • constating v. Present participle of constate. • CONSTATE v. to assert. |
| COUNTERSTATING | • counterstating v. Present participle of counterstate. • COUNTERSTATE v. to state in opposition. |
| DEGUSTATING | • degustating v. Present participle of degustate. • DEGUSTATE v. to taste, relish, also DEGUST. |
| DEVASTATING | • devastating adj. Causing devastation. • devastating v. Present participle of devastate. • DEVASTATING adj. overpoweringly effective. |
| DEVASTATINGLY | • devastatingly adv. In a devastating manner. • DEVASTATING adv. overpoweringly effective. |
| ESTATING | • estating v. Present participle of estate. • ESTATE v. to bestow landed property. |
| GESTATING | • gestating v. Present participle of gestate. • GESTATE v. to carry in the uterus during pregnancy. |
| INSTATING | • instating v. Present participle of instate. • INSTATE v. to install in office. |
| MISSTATING | • misstating v. Present participle of misstate. • MISSTATE v. to state wrongly. |
| OUTSTATING | • OUTSTATE v. to surpass in stating. |
| OVERSTATING | • overstating v. Present participle of overstate. • OVERSTATE v. to state in too strong terms; to exaggerate. |
| PHOTOSTATING | • photostating v. Present participle of photostat. • PHOTOSTAT v. to make facsimiles by this means. |
| REINSTATING | • reinstating v. Present participle of reinstate. • REINSTATE v. to instate again. |
| RESTATING | • restating v. Present participle of restate. • restating n. An act of restatement. • RESTATE v. to state again. |
| STATING | • stating n. Statement. • stating v. Present participle of state. • STATE v. to set forth in words. |
| THERMOSTATING | • THERMOSTAT v. to provide with or control the temperature of by a thermostat, a device for keeping temperature stead. |
| UNDERSTATING | • understating v. Present participle of understate. • UNDERSTATE v. to represent as less than is the case. |
| UNSTATING | • unstating v. Present participle of unstate. • UNSTATE v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of state or dignity. |