| ATTUITED | • attuited v. Simple past tense and past participle of attuite. • ATTUITE v. to sense but not quite perceive. |
| ATTUITES | • attuites v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of attuite. • ATTUITE v. to sense but not quite perceive. |
| FORTUITY | • fortuity n. (Uncountable) The state of being fortuitous. • fortuity n. (Countable) A fortuitous event; an accident. • FORTUITY n. an accidental occurrence. |
| GRATUITY | • gratuity n. An additional payment given freely as thanks for service. • gratuity n. Euphemistic form of fee, in contexts where such additional payments have been made obligatory. • gratuity n. Euphemistic form of bribe. |
| INTUITED | • intuited v. Simple past tense and past participle of intuit. • INTUIT v. to know without conscious reasoning. |
| NOCTUIDS | • noctuids n. Plural of noctuid. • NOCTUID n. a night-flying moth. |
| PITUITAS | • PITUITA n. (archaic) phlegm, mucus, also PITUITE. |
| PITUITES | • PITUITE n. (archaic) phlegm, mucus, also PITUITA. |
| SIRTUINS | • sirtuins n. Plural of sirtuin. • SIRTUIN n. any of a group of enzymes which regulate cell metabolism and aging. |
| STUIVERS | • stuivers n. Plural of stuiver. • STUIVER n. (Dutch) a Dutch coin worth a penny or two; something of little value, also STIVER. |
| TUILYIED | • TUILYIE v. (Scots) to struggle, brawl, also TUILZIE. |
| TUILYIES | • TUILYIE v. (Scots) to struggle, brawl, also TUILZIE. |
| TUILZIED | • TUILZIE v. (Scots) to struggle, brawl, also TUILYIE. |
| TUILZIES | • TUILZIE v. (Scots) to struggle, brawl, also TUILYIE. |
| TUITIONS | • tuitions n. Plural of tuition. • TUITION n. a fee for instruction. |