| ASSUBJUGATE | • assubjugate v. (Obsolete) To bring into subjection. • ASSUBJUGATE v. (Shakespeare) to reduce to subjection. |
| CONJUGATELY | • conjugately adv. In a conjugate manner. • CONJUGATE adv. joined, connected. |
| CONJUGATING | • conjugating v. Present participle of conjugate. • conjugating n. Conjugation. • CONJUGATING n. the act of conjugation. |
| CONJUGATION | • conjugation n. The coming together of things; union. • conjugation n. (Biology) The temporary fusion of organisms, especially as part of sexual reproduction. • conjugation n. Sexual relations within marriage. |
| CONJUGATIVE | • conjugative adj. Of, relating to, or producing combination or conjunction; combinative or connective. • CONJUGATIVE adj. conjugate. |
| CONJUGATORS | • conjugators n. Plural of conjugator. • CONJUGATOR n. one who conjugates. |
| CORRUGATING | • corrugating v. Present participle of corrugate. • CORRUGATE v. to wrinkle or draw into folds. |
| CORRUGATION | • corrugation n. The process of corrugating; contraction into wrinkles or alternate ridges and grooves. • corrugation n. Washboarding (the appearance of ripples or bumps on a dirt or gravel road). • CORRUGATION n. the act of corrugating. |
| CORRUGATORS | • corrugators n. Plural of corrugator. • CORRUGATOR n. a muscle which contracts the skin of the forehead into wrinkles. |
| MULTIJUGATE | • multijugate adj. (Botany, of a pinnate leaf) Having more than one pair of leaflets. • MULTIJUGATE adj. consisting of many pairs of leaflets, also MULTIJUGOUS. |
| SUBJUGATING | • subjugating v. Present participle of subjugate. • SUBJUGATE v. to bring under the yoke; to make subservient. |
| SUBJUGATION | • subjugation n. The act of subjugating. • subjugation n. The state of being subjugated; forced control by others. • SUBJUGATION n. the act of subjugating. |
| SUBJUGATORS | • subjugators n. Plural of subjugator. • SUBJUGATOR n. one who subjugates. |