| ANTITARNISH | • antitarnish adj. Preventing tarnishing. • ANTITARNISH adj. designed to prevent tarnish. |
| JACTITATION | • jactitation n. Bragging or boasting, especially in a false manner to another’s detriment. • jactitation n. A false pretense of being married to somebody. • jactitation n. (Medicine) Extreme restlessness; tossing and turning in bed. |
| LATITANCIES | • LATITANCY n. the act or state of lying hid, or lurking. |
| LATITATIONS | • LATITATION n. a lying in concealment. |
| MULTITASKED | • multitasked v. Simple past tense and past participle of multitask. • MULTITASK v. to work at several different tasks simultaneously. |
| MULTITASKER | • multitasker n. Someone who multitasks, who performs multiple tasks at the same time. • multitasker n. (Computing) A computer system that multitasks. |
| NICTITATING | • nictitating adj. Winking, blinking. • nictitating v. Present participle of nictitate. • NICTITATE v. to wink or blink. |
| NICTITATION | • nictitation n. Winking, blinking. • NICTITATION n. the act of winking, also NICTATION. |
| QUANTITATED | • quantitated v. Simple past tense and past participle of quantitate. • QUANTITATE v. to make quantitative. |
| QUANTITATES | • quantitates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of quantitate. • QUANTITATE v. to make quantitative. |
| STALACTITAL | • STALACTITAL adj. like a stalactite, also STALACTICAL. |
| TITANICALLY | • titanically adv. To a titanic extent. • TITANIC adv. having great magnitude, force, or power. |
| TITANOSAURS | • titanosaurs n. Plural of titanosaur. • TITANOSAUR n. a very large dinosaur. |
| TITANOTHERE | • titanothere n. A member of the Titanotheriidae, a family of extinct mammals related to horses and rhinoceroses. • TITANOTHERE n. any of various very large extinct horselike perissodactyl mammals. |
| TITARAKURAS | • TITARAKURA n. (Maori) a small freshwater fish of New Zealand. |