| ABRUPTION | • abruption n. (Archaic) A sudden termination or interruption. • abruption n. A sudden breaking off; a violent separation of bodies. • ABRUPTION n. a sudden, violent separation. |
| ERUPTIBLE | • eruptible adj. Able to be erupted. • ERUPTIBLE adj. capable of undergoing eruption. |
| ERUPTIONS | • eruptions n. Plural of eruption. • ERUPTION n. the action of a volcano. |
| ERUPTIVES | • eruptives n. Plural of eruptive. • ERUPTIVE n. a type of rock. |
| IRRUPTING | • irrupting v. Present participle of irrupt. • IRRUPT v. to enter forcibly or violently. |
| IRRUPTION | • irruption n. The action of irrupting or breaking into; a violent entry or invasion; an inbreaking; an intrusion. • irruption n. (Ecology) An abrupt increase of an animal population. • irruption n. (By extension) An abrupt increase in the size of a movement or organization. |
| IRRUPTIVE | • irruptive adj. Having the quality of irrupting or making irruptions. • irruptive n. An organism that is suddenly more prevalent in a region, due to irruption. • IRRUPTIVE adj. rushing in or upon. |
| NUPTIALLY | • nuptially adv. In terms of marriage. • NUPTIAL adv. relating to weddings. |
| UPTIGHTER | • uptighter adj. Comparative form of uptight: more uptight. • UPTIGHT adj. tense; straitlaced. |
| UPTILTING | • uptilting v. Present participle of uptilt. • UPTILT v. to tilt upward. |
| UPTITLING | • uptitling n. The practice of giving a job an impressive title to make it appear more desirable. • uptitling n. The practice of giving a book a more impressive title than its content merits. • UPTITLING n. the practise of conferring grandiose titles on employees doing relatively menial jobs. |