| BESTIALISE | • bestialise v. Alternative form of bestialize. • BESTIALISE v. to make bestial, also BESTIALIZE. |
| BESTIALISM | • bestialism n. Bestiality (sexual intercourse between human and animal). • bestialism n. Bestialness; quality of being bestial or subhuman. • BESTIALISM n. having sexual intercourse with animals. |
| BESTIALITY | • bestiality n. (Archaic) A status of lower animal. • bestiality n. (Archaic) An animal-like instinct or behaviour. • bestiality n. (Archaic) A mark, trait, or emblem of a beast. |
| BESTIALIZE | • bestialize v. To make like a beast. • bestialize v. To bring or reduce to the state or condition of a beast. • BESTIALIZE v. to make bestial, also BESTIALISE. |
| INITIALING | • initialing v. Present participle of initial. • initialing n. The act of adding one’s initials to a document rather than signing. • INITIAL v. to mark with the first letters of one's name. |
| INITIALISE | • initialise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of initialize. • INITIALISE v. to set (as a computer program counter) to a starting position, value, or configuration, also INITIALIZE. |
| INITIALISM | • initialism n. (Linguistics) A term formed from the initial letters of several words or parts of words, which is itself… • initialism n. (Linguistics) The process of forming words or terms using initial letters of other words. • INITIALISM n. an acronym formed from initial letters only, as in FBI. |
| INITIALIZE | • initialize v. To assign initial values to something. • initialize v. (Computing) To assign an initial value to a variable. • initialize v. (Computing) To format a storage medium prior to use. |
| MARTIALISM | • martialism n. (Obsolete) The quality of being warlike; exercises suitable for war. • MARTIALISM n. the quality of being warlike; exercises suitable for war. |
| MARTIALIST | • martialist n. A warrior. • Martialist n. (Obsolete) A person from Mars; a Martian. • MARTIALIST n. a warrior. |
| NUPTIALITY | • nuptiality n. The state of being married. • NUPTIALITY n. nuptial character or quality. |
| PARTIALISE | • partialise v. Alternative form of partialize. • PARTIALISE v. (Shakespeare) to bias, make partial, also PARTIALIZE. |
| PARTIALISM | • partialism n. Partiality; specifically in theology the doctrine of the partialists. • partialism n. (Psychiatry) The sexual attraction to specific parts of the body. • PARTIALISM n. partiality; specifically (theology), the doctrine of the Partialists. |
| PARTIALIST | • partialist n. One who is partial. • partialist n. (Theology) One who holds that the atonement was made only for a part of mankind, i.e. for the elect. • PARTIALIST n. someone who is biased, partial. |
| PARTIALITY | • partiality n. Preference, bias in favor of, tendency. • partiality n. The quality of being partial or incomplete. • PARTIALITY n. the state of being partial. |
| PARTIALIZE | • partialize v. To make or become partial; to divide into parts. • PARTIALIZE v. (Shakespeare) to bias, make partial, also PARTIALISE. |
| SPATIALISE | • spatialise v. Alternative form of spatialize. |
| SPATIALITY | • spatiality n. The condition of being spatial. • spatiality n. The effect of spatial position on a system. • SPATIALITY n. relation to space. |
| SPATIALIZE | • spatialize v. (Transitive, music, art) To localize sounds in physical space. • spatialize v. (Transitive, sociology) To place into a physical or geographical context. |