text:
zonnemassa

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  solar mass

title: zonnemassa


text:
δολοφονία

Noun

 * 1) premediated murder, homicide, assassination

Synonyms

 * see:

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

title: δολοφονία


text: zonnemassa's

title: zonnemassa's


text: presenteer

title: presenteer


text:
presentere

Etymology
From, via.

Verb

 * 1) to present
 * 2) to introduce (one person to another)

title: presentere


text: presenteert

title: presenteert


text: presenteerde

title: presenteerde


text: presenteerden

title: presenteerden


text: gepresenteerd

title: gepresenteerd


text: presenterend

title: presenterend


text: presenterende

title: presenterende


text:
planetair

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1) planetary

title: planetair


text: planetaire

title: planetaire


text: ενύπνιον

title: ενύπνιον


text: spectrograaf

title: spectrograaf


text: spectrografen

title: spectrografen


text: verdwijnende

title: verdwijnende


text:
σουγιάς

Noun

 * 1) penknife, pocketknife
 * 2) jack-knife, pocketknife

title: σουγιάς


text:
contromanifestante

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counterdemonstrator

title: contromanifestante


text:
contromanifestazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counterdemonstration

title: contromanifestazione


text:
solslyng

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  sun kink (US)

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  sun kink (US)

title: solslyng


text:
contromanovra

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) countermanoeuvre/countermaneuver, countermove

title: contromanovra


text:
veralgemeend

Adjective

 * 1)  generalized (US), generalised (UK)

title: veralgemeend


text:
contromezzana

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  mizzen topsail

title: contromezzana


text:
contromina

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) countermine

title: contromina


text: controminando

title: controminando


text: controminante

title: controminante


text:
controminare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to countermine

title: controminare


text: controminato

title: controminato


text: controminati

title: controminati


text: controminata

title: controminata


text: contromino

title: contromino


text: contromini

title: contromini


text: controminiamo

title: controminiamo


text: controminate

title: controminate


text: controminano

title: controminano


text: controminavo

title: controminavo


text: controminavi

title: controminavi


text: controminava

title: controminava


text: controminavamo

title: controminavamo


text: controminavate

title: controminavate


text: controminavano

title: controminavano


text: controminai

title: controminai


text: controminasti

title: controminasti


text: controminò

title: controminò


text: controminammo

title: controminammo


text: controminaste

title: controminaste


text: controminarono

title: controminarono


text: controminerò

title: controminerò


text: controminerai

title: controminerai


text: controminerà

title: controminerà


text: contromineremo

title: contromineremo


text: controminerete

title: controminerete


text: contromineranno

title: contromineranno


text: controminerei

title: controminerei


text: contromineresti

title: contromineresti


text: controminerebbe

title: controminerebbe


text: contromineremmo

title: contromineremmo


text: controminereste

title: controminereste


text: controminerebbero

title: controminerebbero


text: controminiate

title: controminiate


text: controminino

title: controminino


text: controminassi

title: controminassi


text: controminasse

title: controminasse


text: controminassimo

title: controminassimo


text: controminassero

title: controminassero


text: contronotando

title: contronotando


text:
contronotare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to countermand

title: contronotare


text: contronotante

title: contronotante


text: contronotato

title: contronotato


text: contronotati

title: contronotati


text: contronotata

title: contronotata


text: contronoto

title: contronoto


text: contronoti

title: contronoti


text: contronota

title: contronota


text: contronotiamo

title: contronotiamo


text: contronotate

title: contronotate


text: contronotano

title: contronotano


text: contronotavo

title: contronotavo


text: contronotavi

title: contronotavi


text: contronotava

title: contronotava


text: contronotavamo

title: contronotavamo


text: contronotavate

title: contronotavate


text: contronotavano

title: contronotavano


text: contronotai

title: contronotai


text: contronotasti

title: contronotasti


text: contronotò

title: contronotò


text: contronotammo

title: contronotammo


text: contronotaste

title: contronotaste


text: contronotarono

title: contronotarono


text: contronoterò

title: contronoterò


text: contronoterai

title: contronoterai


text: contronoterà

title: contronoterà


text: contronoteremo

title: contronoteremo


text: contronoterete

title: contronoterete


text: contronoteranno

title: contronoteranno


text: contronoterei

title: contronoterei


text: contronoteresti

title: contronoteresti


text: contronoterebbe

title: contronoterebbe


text: contronoteremmo

title: contronoteremmo


text: contronotereste

title: contronotereste


text: contronoterebbero

title: contronoterebbero


text: contronotiate

title: contronotiate


text: contronotino

title: contronotino


text: contronotassi

title: contronotassi


text: contronotasse

title: contronotasse


text: contronotassimo

title: contronotassimo


text: contronotassero

title: contronotassero


text: gemengde

title: gemengde


text:
amated

Adjective

 * 1)  Overwhelmed, confused.

title: amated


text:
contropagina

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reverse (of a page); verso

title: contropagina


text:
contropalo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) strut (brace)

title: contropalo


text:
contropedale

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) backpedal brake (on a bicycle)

title: contropedale


text:
contropendenza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counterslope

title: contropendenza


text:
controperizia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counter report

title: controperizia


text:
controporta

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) second or double door

title: controporta


text:
contropressione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  counterpressure

title: contropressione


text:
controprogetto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counter proposal, alternative plan, plan B

title: controprogetto


text: controprovando

title: controprovando


text:
controprovare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to countercheck
 * 2)  to recount (votes)

title: controprovare


text: controprovante

title: controprovante


text: controprovato

title: controprovato


text: controprovati

title: controprovati


text: controprovata

title: controprovata


text: controprovo

title: controprovo


text: controprovi

title: controprovi


text: controproviamo

title: controproviamo


text: controprovate

title: controprovate


text: controprovano

title: controprovano


text: controprovavo

title: controprovavo


text: controprovavi

title: controprovavi


text: controprovava

title: controprovava


text: controprovavamo

title: controprovavamo


text: controprovavate

title: controprovavate


text: controprovavano

title: controprovavano


text: controprovai

title: controprovai


text: controprovasti

title: controprovasti


text: controprovò

title: controprovò


text: controprovammo

title: controprovammo


text: controprovaste

title: controprovaste


text: controprovarono

title: controprovarono


text: controproverò

title: controproverò


text: controproverai

title: controproverai


text: controproverà

title: controproverà


text: controproveremo

title: controproveremo


text: controproverete

title: controproverete


text: controproveranno

title: controproveranno


text: controproverei

title: controproverei


text: controproveresti

title: controproveresti


text: controproverebbe

title: controproverebbe


text: controproveremmo

title: controproveremmo


text: controprovereste

title: controprovereste


text: controproverebbero

title: controproverebbero


text: controproviate

title: controproviate


text: controprovino

title: controprovino


text: controprovassi

title: controprovassi


text: controprovasse

title: controprovasse


text: controprovassimo

title: controprovassimo


text: controprovassero

title: controprovassero


text: controalisei

title: controalisei


text: alisei

title: alisei


text: controassemblee

title: controassemblee


text: controassicurazioni

title: controassicurazioni


text: controcasse

title: controcasse


text: controcatene

title: controcatene


text: controchiavi

title: controchiavi


text: controchiglie

title: controchiglie


text: controcoperte

title: controcoperte


text: controcurve

title: controcurve


text: controdadi

title: controdadi


text: controffensivi

title: controffensivi


text: controdate

title: controdate


text: controdecreti

title: controdecreti


text: controdoti

title: controdoti


text: controfiletti

title: controfiletti


text: controfili

title: controfili


text: controfinte

title: controfinte


text: controfodere

title: controfodere


text: controfughe

title: controfughe


text: controfuochi

title: controfuochi


text: controgirelli

title: controgirelli


text: controguerriglie

title: controguerriglie


text: controinchieste

title: controinchieste


text: controinformazioni

title: controinformazioni


text: controinterrogatori

title: controinterrogatori


text: contromanifestanti

title: contromanifestanti


text: contromanifestazioni

title: contromanifestazioni


text: contromanovre

title: contromanovre


text: contromezzane

title: contromezzane


text: contromine

title: contromine


text: contropagine

title: contropagine


text: contropali

title: contropali


text: contropedali

title: contropedali


text: contropendenze

title: contropendenze


text: controperizie

title: controperizie


text: controporte

title: controporte


text: contropressioni

title: contropressioni


text: controprogetti

title: controprogetti


text:
croeniog

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  made of skin, having a skin
 * 2)  thick-skinned
 * 3) encrusted
 * 4) cutaneous

Quotations

 * 1830: Y Gwyliedydd, 1829–30: volume VII, page 376 (Bala: Robert Saunderson)
 * "cy"

- Eithr y peth hynotaf mewn perthynas iddynt yw eu bod ynglyn â’u gilydd, wedi eu cyssylltu yn naturiol y naill a’r llall wrth fath o linyn cryf o gnawd a gewynau, yn tarddu oddiar gledr dwyfron pob un, yn hollol groeniog, ddifriw, ddiboen iddynt ill dau.

 * 1870: William Paley, Duwinyddiaeth Naturiol: neu, Yr Amlygiadau o Dduw mewn Natur, page 89 (Lewis Jones)
 * "cy"

- Ond, yn gymaint ag mai nid dyma y math o sylwedd anifeilaidd sydd yn gyfaddas i dderbyniad chwarenau neu i ddydoliad, nid ydyw sydd y cylla, yn y tylwyth yma, yn cael ei ddiwallu, fel mewn cylla croeniog, gan y cylla ei hun, ond gan y corn gwddf, lle y mae y chwarenau wedi eu gosod, ac o ba le y defnyna i lawr i’r cylla.

title: croeniog


text: Iberian peninsula

title: Iberian peninsula


text:
chirurgický

Adjective

 * 1) surgical

title: chirurgický


text:
lékařský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) medical

title: lékařský


text:
šťáva

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) juice

title: šťáva


text:
sladit

Etymology 1
, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to sweeten
 * 2)  to use sugar or other sweeteners

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to harmonize, to attune, to bring into accord

title: sladit


text:
solit

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to salt

Adjective

 * 1) slow

Adjective

 * 1) solid

title: solit


text: naivněji

title: naivněji


text: nejnaivněji

title: nejnaivněji


text: naivnější

title: naivnější


text: nejnaivnější

title: nejnaivnější


text: Category:ru:Figures of speech

title: Category:ru:Figures of speech


text:
Talk:moose

[edit]
I've noticed that this entry does not follow headings with the link to the edit, viz, "[edit]". Is this some sort of new formatting convention?

Plaasjaapie (talk) 15:25, 24 May 2023 (UTC)

 * No, it's an antivandalism measure, as explained at Information_desk/2023/May. --RichardW57 (talk) 16:41, 27 May 2023 (UTC)

Plural
where is the main discussion on the plural form? Heyzeuss 10:55, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * You mean other than the Usage notes? Any other discussion would be at Moose. —Stephen 11:15, 18 September 2009 (UTC)
 * i meant the discussion page. the usage notes are informative but i was hoping to see if there was any controversy on this discussion page. the whole page has been removed so i'm guessing that it got out of hand. Heyzeuss 15:32, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * No, there was no controversy. If there had been any, it would be here on this page. The only thing that was removed was the nonsensical comment, "plural of moose is moosen." We remove nonsense, threats, personal information such as phone numbers and addresses, and vandalism, but not heated controversy. —Stephen 16:01, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

Scots plural
This entry says the plural of Scots "moose" is "mooses", but the Scots Wikipedia uses "mice"... --Yair rand 23:00, 3 August 2011 (UTC)
 * I've corrected it on the basis of The Concise Scots Dictionary. The form "mooses" wasn't added explicitly, it was automatically generated by entering without specifying any plural form. —Angr 15:29, 22 September 2012 (UTC)

Old English?
The article on muesli states that "moose" is Old English for "stew" or "pottage". I was hoping to find out more about that here. Does anyone have more info on this? 109.246.254.186 13:09, 24 September 2011 (UTC)
 * Perhaps, double o sounds unlikely to me. --Mglovesfun (talk) 14:07, 24 September 2011 (UTC)

 * What we have on it is probably at mush. —Stephen (Talk) 14:10, 24 September 2011 (UTC)
 * That suggests that the word is derived from both Old High German and Gaelic. An unlikely combination, if you ask me.  And how did it enter English?  Are those intended to be cognates?  If so, what is the OE or ME form?  109.246.254.186 20:22, 8 October 2011 (UTC)
 * moose: is an old word for ‘stew’, but it's not Old English – it was used in the 16th century and probably came from Dutch. I've added this word to the page. The relevant OE cognate was, but it never survived into Middle or modern English.< class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 05:23, 20 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks for that. 109.246.254.186 16:20, 22 October 2011 (UTC)

Stew, part two

 * The "pottage" sense mentioned above was apparently removed from the entry at some point after Widsith mentioned adding it, but I saw it mentioned in muesli and so was trying to find citations of it — and can't, beyond the one I put on the citations page. The English Dialect Dictionary has a quotation of Hunter's (1895) J. Inwick (p. 222), "I had a' the appearance o' a chow'd moose", but their gloss and our entry suggest this means mouse, not stew. - -sche (discuss) 19:55, 21 May 2020 (UTC)

Ojibwe info
Removed from the entry as too wordy / ill-formatted:
 * Inflection
 * moosen (obviative)
 * mooseng (locative)
 * moosens (diminutive)
 * moosenseg
 * moosensen (obviative)
 * moosenseng (locative)

 * Derived terms
 * moosesagad (intransitive verb, inanimate subject) — be a worm-eaten board/lumber/wooden object
 * moosesagizi (intransitive verb, animate subject) — be a worm-eaten timber/tree
 * moosewiingwe (intransitive verb, animate subject) — have acne on one's face - have a pimpley face
 * moosewijiibik (animate noun, also moose-ojiibik) — wormwood — field sagewort

 * moose-ojiibik (animate noun, also moosewijiibik) — wormwood — field sagewort

 * Transformations
 * moose= (unaffected)
 * mwaase= (initial change)
 * maamoose= (reduplication)

 * Regardless of the ill formatting here, why is there no plural or other forms on any of the indigenous moose words on Wiktionary? 2601:602:847F:D050:0:0:0:F399 18:15, 29 December 2021 (UTC)

Massachusett plural
If it's within guidelines, could the link to [|Massachusett grammar] (sorry I don't know how to link to Wiki) be added along with a note that the plural in Massachusett is `moosak` (which I is why I check this page in the first place) with a caveat that English obeys loanword plurals only for Latin and French (I assume Wiktionary has some handy linkage WP essay etc. describing it) as I assume it may trigger some policy violation. Thanks!

title: Talk:moose


text: Category:fo:Latin letter names

title: Category:fo:Latin letter names


text: Category:Latin letter names

title: Category:Latin letter names


text: Template:mul-letter

title: Template:mul-letter


text: allégro

title: allégro


text: allégros

title: allégros


text:
kovboy

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) cowboy

title: kovboy


text:
պյուռոսյան հաղթանակ

Noun

 * 1) Pyrrhic victory

title: պյուռոսյան հաղթանակ


text:
պյուռոսյան

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Pyrrhic

title: պյուռոսյան


text:
Պյուռոս

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Pyrrhus

title: Պյուռոս


text:
Pyrrhus

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Ancient Greek given name, particularly worn by the king of Epirus (319-272 BC) who defeated Romans in several battles, but sustained heavy losses, from which the term Pyrrhic victory was coined.

Translations

 * Armenian: Պյուռոս
 * Finnish: Pyrrhos
 * Greek:
 * Hungarian: Pürrosz
 * Italian:
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:

title: Pyrrhus


text:
bench grinder

Noun

 * 1) A grinder, typically with a pair of grinding wheels (one at each end of the motor shaft) that is designed to be permanently mounted on a workbench.

Translations

 * Dutch: tafelslijpmachine,
 * Finnish: penkkihiomakone,
 * French: touret à meuler
 * German:, , Doppelschleifer, , Doppelschleifbock,
 * Italian: smerigliatrice da banco, mola da banco, molatrice da banco,, , molatrice
 * Portuguese:, motoesmeril
 * Serbo-Croatian: radionička brusilica
 * Spanish: esmeril de banco, esmeriladora de banco, electroesmeriladora, esmeriladora
 * Swedish: bänkslipmaskin

title: bench grinder


text:
կաշառք

Etymology
From, plural of.

Noun

 * 1) bribe

title: կաշառք


text:
կաշառել

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to bribe

title: կաշառել


text:
Gaybraham

Etymology
+

Proper noun

 * 1)  A respelling of the given name Abraham, insinuating homosexuality.

title: Gaybraham


text: Category:Hausa letters

title: Category:Hausa letters


text: Category:Esperanto letters

title: Category:Esperanto letters


text: Category:Cimbrian language

title: Category:Cimbrian language


text: Category:Occitan letters

title: Category:Occitan letters


text: Category:Norman letters

title: Category:Norman letters


text: Citations:matricious

title: Citations:matricious


text:
Citations:mastigophorer

 * as if from mastigophore + -er

 * 2007, Calvin Kytle, Like a Tree, page 193:
 * He was a mastigophorer.” “A what?” Moneypenny gave a soft laugh. "A mastigophorer. That's what my mother would have called him.  It's what she called me when she'd thought I deserved a whipping."
 * 2011, Nick Mamatas, You Might Sleep . . ., Wildside Press LLC ISBN 9780809573127, page 59
 * Ialdabaoth, who created disunity with his Word, he is my betrayer. The blind Demiurgos is nothing but a mastigophorer, and whip him I shall.

title: Citations:mastigophorer


text: Category:Albanian letters

title: Category:Albanian letters


text: Category:Azerbaijani letters

title: Category:Azerbaijani letters


text: Category:Catalan letters

title: Category:Catalan letters


text: Category:Manx letters

title: Category:Manx letters


text: Category:Turkmen letters

title: Category:Turkmen letters


text: Category:Fijian letters

title: Category:Fijian letters


text: Template:R:Lexicon Balatronicum

title: Template:R:Lexicon Balatronicum


text: Category:Old English letters

title: Category:Old English letters


text: Category:Northern Sami letters

title: Category:Northern Sami letters


text:
Gospel shop

Noun

 * 1)  A church.

title: Gospel shop


text: Gospel shops

title: Gospel shops


text: Category:Italian letters

title: Category:Italian letters


text:
շաքարաքլոր

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lollipop

title: շաքարաքլոր


text: controquerelando

title: controquerelando


text:
controquerelare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to counterclaim or countercharge

title: controquerelare


text: controquerelante

title: controquerelante


text: controquerelato

title: controquerelato


text: controquerelati

title: controquerelati


text: controquerelata

title: controquerelata


text: controquerelo

title: controquerelo


text: controquereli

title: controquereli


text:
controquerela

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1)  counterclaim, countercharge

title: controquerela


text: controquereliamo

title: controquereliamo


text: controquerelate

title: controquerelate


text: controquerelano

title: controquerelano


text: controquerelavo

title: controquerelavo


text: controquerelavi

title: controquerelavi


text: controquerelava

title: controquerelava


text: controquerelavamo

title: controquerelavamo


text: controquerelavate

title: controquerelavate


text: controquerelavano

title: controquerelavano


text: controquerelai

title: controquerelai


text: controquerelasti

title: controquerelasti


text: querelavano

title: querelavano


text: controquerelò

title: controquerelò


text: controquerelammo

title: controquerelammo


text: querelai

title: querelai


text: controquerelaste

title: controquerelaste


text: querelasti

title: querelasti


text: controquerelarono

title: controquerelarono


text: querelò

title: querelò


text: controquerelerò

title: controquerelerò


text: querelammo

title: querelammo


text: controquerelerai

title: controquerelerai


text: querelaste

title: querelaste


text: controquerelerà

title: controquerelerà


text: querelarono

title: querelarono


text: controquereleremo

title: controquereleremo


text: querelerò

title: querelerò


text: controquerelerete

title: controquerelerete


text: querelerai

title: querelerai


text: controquereleranno

title: controquereleranno


text: querelerà

title: querelerà


text: controquerelerei

title: controquerelerei


text: quereleremo

title: quereleremo


text: controquereleresti

title: controquereleresti


text: querelerete

title: querelerete


text: controquerelerebbe

title: controquerelerebbe


text: quereleranno

title: quereleranno


text: controquereleremmo

title: controquereleremmo


text: querelerei

title: querelerei


text: controquerelereste

title: controquerelereste


text: quereleresti

title: quereleresti


text: controquerelerebbero

title: controquerelerebbero


text: querelerebbe

title: querelerebbe


text: controquereliate

title: controquereliate


text: quereleremmo

title: quereleremmo


text: controquerelino

title: controquerelino


text: querelereste

title: querelereste


text: controquerelassi

title: controquerelassi


text: querelerebbero

title: querelerebbero


text: controquerelasse

title: controquerelasse


text: quereliate

title: quereliate


text: controquerelassimo

title: controquerelassimo


text: querelino

title: querelino


text: controquerelassero

title: controquerelassero


text: querelassi

title: querelassi


text: querelasse

title: querelasse


text: querelassimo

title: querelassimo


text: querelassero

title: querelassero


text:
ἦθος

Etymology
Expanded form of. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) character
 * 2) custom, habit

title: ἦθος


text:
controreazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counter reaction
 * 2) negative feedback

title: controreazione


text:
controrelazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) minority report

title: controrelazione


text:
controricorso

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counterclaim

title: controricorso


text:
controriformista

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Counter-Reformation

title: controriformista


text:
controriformistico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Counter-Reformation

title: controriformistico


text:
controriva

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) opposite bank (of a river etc.)

title: controriva


text:
controrotaia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) guide rail

title: controrotaia


text:
nonthreaded

Adjective

 * 1) Not threaded.

title: nonthreaded


text:
controscarpa

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counterscarp

title: controscarpa


text:
controscena

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) byplay

title: controscena


text:
allégretto

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1)  allegretto

Noun

 * 1)  allegretto

title: allégretto


text:
controserratura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) safety lock

title: controserratura


text:
brackish water

Noun

 * 1)  Water whose salinity falls between that of fresh water and that of seawater.

Translations

 * Danish:
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Georgian: მომლაშო წყალი, ნაკლებად მარილიანი წყალი
 * German:
 * Maltese: ilma salmastru
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk: brakkvatn
 * Romanian:
 * Spanish: agua salobre
 * Swedish:

title: brackish water


text:
controstallia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  demurrage

title: controstallia


text:
stallia

Noun

 * 1)  laytime

Etymology
From, perhaps from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to found
 * 2) to fix, set in place
 * 3) to guarantee

title: stallia


text:
lay day

Noun

 * 1)  A day in which a vessel may load or unload a cargo without paying an extra charge.

Translations

 * Italian: stallia

title: lay day


text: controsterzando

title: controsterzando


text: controsterzante

title: controsterzante


text: controsterzato

title: controsterzato


text:
controsterzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to steer in the opposite direction

title: controsterzare


text: controsterzati

title: controsterzati


text: controsterzata

title: controsterzata


text: controsterzo

title: controsterzo


text: controsterzi

title: controsterzi


text: controsterza

title: controsterza


text: controsterziamo

title: controsterziamo


text: controsterzate

title: controsterzate


text: controsterzano

title: controsterzano


text: controsterzavo

title: controsterzavo


text: controsterzavi

title: controsterzavi


text: controsterzava

title: controsterzava


text: controsterzavamo

title: controsterzavamo


text: controsterzavate

title: controsterzavate


text: controsterzavano

title: controsterzavano


text: controsterzai

title: controsterzai


text: controsterzasti

title: controsterzasti


text: controsterzò

title: controsterzò


text: controsterzammo

title: controsterzammo


text: controsterzaste

title: controsterzaste


text: controsterzarono

title: controsterzarono


text: controsterzerò

title: controsterzerò


text: controsterzerai

title: controsterzerai


text: controsterzerà

title: controsterzerà


text: controsterzeremo

title: controsterzeremo


text: controsterzerete

title: controsterzerete


text: controsterzeranno

title: controsterzeranno


text: controsterzerei

title: controsterzerei


text: controsterzeresti

title: controsterzeresti


text: controsterzerebbe

title: controsterzerebbe


text: controsterzeremmo

title: controsterzeremmo


text: controsterzereste

title: controsterzereste


text: controsterzerebbero

title: controsterzerebbero


text: controsterziate

title: controsterziate


text: controsterzino

title: controsterzino


text: controsterzassi

title: controsterzassi


text: controsterzasse

title: controsterzasse


text: controsterzassimo

title: controsterzassimo


text: controsterzassero

title: controsterzassero


text: stickying

title: stickying


text:
ruban adhésif

Noun

 * 1) parcel tape, packing tape, box-sealing tape
 * 2)  sellotape;  sticky tape;  Scotch tape; adhesive tape, office tape
 * 1)  sellotape;  sticky tape;  Scotch tape; adhesive tape, office tape

title: ruban adhésif


text: rubans adhésifs

title: rubans adhésifs


text:
controtipo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) duplicate (especially of a film)

title: controtipo


text:
permathread

Noun

 * 1)  A permanent or perennial thread of discussion.

title: permathread


text: permathreads

title: permathreads


text: controventi

title: controventi


text:
controviale

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) roadway along each side of a boulevard
 * 2) service road (especially a local road running parallel to a highway)

title: controviale


text: controreazioni

title: controreazioni


text: controrelazioni

title: controrelazioni


text: controricorsi

title: controricorsi


text: controrive

title: controrive


text: controrotaie

title: controrotaie


text: controscarpe

title: controscarpe


text: controscene

title: controscene


text: controserrature

title: controserrature


text: controstallie

title: controstallie


text: stallie

title: stallie


text: controriformisti

title: controriformisti


text: controtipi

title: controtipi


text: controriformiste

title: controriformiste


text: controviali

title: controviali


text:
bilatéralement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) bilaterally

title: bilatéralement


text:
binairement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) binarily

title: binairement


text: binaires

title: binaires


text:
binaire

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) binary focusing on two mutually exclusive conditions
 * 2)  binary
 * 3)  binary concerning numbers and calculations using the binary number system
 * 4)  binary
 * 5)  binary pertaining to a gender system in which people are categorized, in terms of gender and often also sex, exclusively as either male or female
 * 1)  binary pertaining to a gender system in which people are categorized, in terms of gender and often also sex, exclusively as either male or female
 * 1)  binary pertaining to a gender system in which people are categorized, in terms of gender and often also sex, exclusively as either male or female

Noun

 * 1)  binary file

title: binaire


text:
bilatéral

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) bilateral

title: bilatéral


text: bilatérale

title: bilatérale


text:
Talk:parthenogenesis

Citations of the plural form, parthenogeneses
Visible G.B.S. hits:, , , , , , , , , , , ,. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 15:09, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

Request for verification
RfV-sense for:
 * A theory of the virgin birth of Jesus Christ.

Not in the OED. Also, as it is defined, it is very vague. BTW, the quotation for the main biologic sense needs to be properly formatted, with the quotation’s information greatly expanded. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 16:04, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * I very much doubt that a theologian would resort to science to defend a believed event, particularly one that is a supposed miracle. I do recall a teacher saying that parthenogenesis happens, so the virgin birth could have occurred... He was a science teacher, so should have known better. Offspring via parthenogenesis are inevitably female. Pingku 18:40, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * I don’t find it at all doubtful, given the extraordinary lengths that some creationists go to for the doomed cause of imbuing their myth with scientific credibility. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 18:50, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * :) But I wouldn't credit every common-or-garden creationist with the status of theologian. Pingku 19:01, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Perhaps not. Touché. :-D †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 19:05, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Cited, rewrote def somewhat since it does not seem to refer to any specific doctrine. Seems to be a literal use of partheno- + -genesis, rather than a copying of the scientific concept, AFAICT. -- Visviva 13:34, 19 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Yup, looks verified to me. I concur with your etymological judgment; I’ve added a usage note to explain that, including the point made above by Pingku. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 19:06, 19 September 2009 (UTC)

RFV passed. Thanks for the cites and rewriting, Visviva, and other work, Doremítzwr. —Ruakh TALK 00:51, 26 December 2009 (UTC)

Clarification on Usage Notes
Perhaps I just require an explanation, but the usage notes are confusing to me. Why would the fact that parthenogenetic offspring are always female have anything to do with it? Proxyma (talk) 19:11, 6 November 2016 (UTC)

 * Looking at the history of this page further, it seems to have been an outgrowth from the above discussion. Since the logic of the usage note is unclear, and it lacks citations that would help in cleaning it up, I'm going to go ahead and remove it. Proxyma (talk) 19:24, 6 November 2016 (UTC)

 * Re "Why would the fact that parthenogenetic offspring are always female have anything to do with it?", because Jesus was male. — I.S.M.E.T.A. 19:27, 6 November 2016 (UTC)

 * I know that, but what does that have to do with which sense of the prefix can be thought to be used for the third sense of this word? Proxyma (talk) 19:31, 6 November 2016 (UTC)

 * Were it meant in the biological sense, Jesus would've been female; therefore, the theological sense employs the prefix in its etymological sense. — I.S.M.E.T.A. 19:36, 6 November 2016 (UTC)

 * Ok. I have a couple more questions though. First, is this really a "usage note" or an etymological one? It seems more like an argument about which sense of the prefix is most likely to contribute to the word's meaning, but I doubt that is going to contribute to the word's *usage* at all. Should the header be changed?
 * Getting back to the core issue, is the following an accepted way to reason about etymology? You may know better than I, so this is really just a question. But: -parens is a prefix that can mean "virgin" or "absence of fertilisation, asexual reproduction." Either of these as stated would technically apply to the Virgin Birth, although obviously the first is closer. We only reach the conclusion that only the first sense is applicable by considering an external scientific fact: no known asexual reproduction can lead to male offspring. But that was not part of the original definition of parens-, it's something we synthesized from elsewhere.
 * I guess the limits of my lexicographical knowledge are showing here, but perhaps what I'm really asking is: when we consider a definition, should we go beyond the words that are actually in the definition when considering its meaning (in this case external scientific reality), or should the logic be closed to the actual words themselves? Proxyma (talk) 19:59, 6 November 2016 (UTC)
 * In any case, I moved the notes to the etymology section. I'm satisfied at this point. Proxyma (talk) 20:29, 6 November 2016 (UTC)

 * I take your point about the placement of the note; it is better suited to its new home in the etymology section. (I assume you mean the prefix, from , rather than anything to do with the Latin .) Your point re deciding the issue by reference to scientific facts that may be unknown to the writer in question is also valid; however, in this case, the scientific fact about that asexual reproduction is at the core of the biologic sense already, and isn't the important thing about Jesus' virgin birth from a theological perspective: Mary did not beget Jesus through sexual intercourse, so Mary's virginity was preserved; Jesus was not a monogametic masculinised clone of Mary and neither was he fatherless (God was his father, via The Holy Spirit); certainly the etymological sense was meant. Thanks for challenging the usage note, because, as a result, I found out about . :-)  — I.S.M.E.T.A. 01:33, 8 November 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:parthenogenesis


text: bilatérales

title: bilatérales


text: knager

title: knager


text: bilatéraux

title: bilatéraux


text:
kaution

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) caution, security, guaranty
 * 2) caution, bail

title: kaution


text: Category:Latvian letters

title: Category:Latvian letters


text:
八紘一宇

Etymology
.

Phrase

 * 1)  WWII-era phrase used by the Empire of Japan

Etymology
+ ≅ “the eight corners of the earth [united] under a single roof”

The concept originates from a passage in the Nihon Shoki (720): 兼六合以開都、 掩八紘一而為宇, in which Emperor Jimmu declares Kashihara to be the capital of the lands. Originally limited to context of Japan as a whole, but in 1903 Tanaka Chigaku first used it in reference to world unification. Widely used around 1937 during the Sino-Japanese War, the phrase was later included in the July 26, 1940 national policy known as Kihon Kokusaku Yōkō (基本国策要綱) during the Fumimaro Konoe administration.

Noun

 * 1) unifying and controlling the whole world as a single house
 * 2) during World War II, used as a nationalistic slogan to rationalize overseas expansion

title: 八紘一宇


text:
all-you-can-eat

Adjective

 * 1)  Offering unlimited food to a diner at a restaurant for a fixed price for as long as the diner continues to eat.
 * 2)  Offering unlimited service for a fixed price per time period.
 * 1)  Offering unlimited service for a fixed price per time period.
 * 1)  Offering unlimited service for a fixed price per time period.

Translations

 * Burmese: အဝစား
 * Finnish: syö niin paljon kuin jaksat
 * French:
 * Hungarian: korlátlan (étel)fogyasztás(i), korlátlanul/korlátlan mennyiségben fogyasztható
 * Indonesian: makan sepuasnya
 * Japanese:, バイキング料理,
 * Polish: rodzaj bufetu
 * Spanish: ,

 * Indonesian: makan sepuasnya

title: all-you-can-eat


text: calculuses

title: calculuses


text: invencibles

title: invencibles


text: ilimitada

title: ilimitada


text: ilimitados

title: ilimitados


text: ilimitadas

title: ilimitadas


text:
Talk:Gothic

Typography sense: "also called typesetters gothic". There's no evidence for this on the Web or in Google Books. Equinox ◑ 15:43, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:Gothic


text:
neogothic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the neogoth subculture.
 * 1) Of or relating to the neogoth subculture.

title: neogothic


text: Category:Latin script

title: Category:Latin script


text:
glos

Etymology
From the. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  the  of one’s, one’s
 * 2)  the  of one’s, one’s sister-in-law
 * 1)  the  of one’s, one’s sister-in-law
 * 1)  the  of one’s, one’s sister-in-law
 * 1)  the  of one’s, one’s sister-in-law
 * 1)  the  of one’s, one’s sister-in-law

Etymology
From, from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) glass
 * 2) glass

title: glos


text:
transportadora

Noun

 * 1) freight company company in the business of transporting goods

title: transportadora


text: transportadores

title: transportadores


text:
Gothicity

Noun

 * 1) Gothicness.

title: Gothicity


text: transportadoras

title: transportadoras


text:
Gothicness

Noun

 * 1)  The state or condition of being Gothic.

title: Gothicness


text: clavadistas

title: clavadistas


text:
corticobulbar

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the cerebral cortex and the brainstem, especially with regard to the corticobulbar tract, a white matter pathway connecting the two.

title: corticobulbar


text: parejos

title: parejos


text:
Talk:ornery

In the south there is a significantly different usage of the word ornery. It is used as a synonym for mischievious, and describes good spirited pranksters. The R is also silent in the south.

Tom Sawyer would have been described as ornery.

Unexplained sense shift in etymology
I came to this article already knowing that "ornery" was a contraction of "ordinary", but I had hoped to find out something about how the sense shifted from "usual, normal" to "stubborn, bad-tempered". But the article gives no sort of hint.

Intuitively it seems that the sense shift must have happened after the sound change, because I don't recall any cases of the uncontracted word ever carrying the "stubborn" sense.

It looks like the original word already had some sense shift, because the article at ordinary does give a couple of deprecatory usages. But that doesn't explain the application to a particular difficult personality trait. ACW (talk) 20:55, 24 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:ornery


text:
Talk:bergère

My visual dictionary claims it to be an English and a French word for a type of armchairs. Ferike333 15:53, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:bergère


text:
corticonuclear

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the cerebral cortex and the motor nuclei in the brainstem.

Translations

 * Italian: corticonucleare

title: corticonuclear


text: fenomenales

title: fenomenales


text: contribuciones

title: contribuciones


text:
olivocerebellar

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the olivary nucleus and cerebellar hemisphere, especially with regard to the olivocerebellar tract connecting the two by means of fibres.

title: olivocerebellar


text: parthenogeneses

title: parthenogeneses


text:
cinematics

Noun

 * 1) The use of cinematic techniques; production of material that will make effective cinema viewing.

title: cinematics


text:
milagrosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) miraculously

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) miraculously

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) miraculously

title: milagrosamente


text: infernales

title: infernales


text: susurros

title: susurros


text: desafortunados

title: desafortunados


text: desafortunadas

title: desafortunadas


text: arrogantes

title: arrogantes


text:
coudonc

Etymology
.

Interjection

 * 1)  expressing surprise, impatience, or incomprehension

title: coudonc


text: regionales

title: regionales


text: olímpica

title: olímpica


text: olímpicos

title: olímpicos


text: olímpicas

title: olímpicas


text: cowiest

title: cowiest


text: alinéas

title: alinéas


text: ordinarios

title: ordinarios


text: ordinarias

title: ordinarias


text: poutines

title: poutines


text:
orgullosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) proudly

title: orgullosamente


text: insurgentes

title: insurgentes


text:
bestialement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) bestially

title: bestialement


text: inexplicables

title: inexplicables


text:
balistiquement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ballistically

title: balistiquement


text:
nonconstruction

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to construction.

Noun

 * 1) Failure to construct something.

title: nonconstruction


text: explicables

title: explicables


text:
moralement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) morally

title: moralement


text:
parthen-

Etymology
From.

Prefix

 * 1) virgin
 * 2)  absence of fertilisation, asexual reproduction

Usage notes

 * The syllable is unstressed in tetrasyllables where the stress falls on the antepenult.

Derived terms

 * , parthenolatry, parthenology, parthenophobia

title: parthen-


text: escollos

title: escollos


text:
amoralement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1)  amorally

title: amoralement


text: injusticias

title: injusticias


text:
immoralement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) immorally

title: immoralement


text: banquetes

title: banquetes


text:
acantholytic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to acantholysis.

Translations

 * Portuguese: acantolítico

title: acantholytic


text:
acantholysis

Noun

 * 1)  The loss of intercellular connections, resulting in loss of cohesion between keratinocytes, seen in diseases such as pemphigus vulgaris.

Translations

 * Portuguese: acantólise

title: acantholysis


text: acantholyses

title: acantholyses


text: amperios

title: amperios


text: almenaras

title: almenaras


text:
tetrasyllable

Etymology
Formed from + ; compare.

Noun

 * 1)  A word comprising four syllables.

Translations

 * Welsh: pedrsill

title: tetrasyllable


text: tetrasyllables

title: tetrasyllables


text:
pedrsill

Adjective

 * 1) tetrasyllabic

Noun

 * 1) tetrasyllable

title: pedrsill


text:
burlesquement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) comically
 * 2) farcically

title: burlesquement


text:
μᾶζα

Etymology
From +, the former component from.

Noun

 * 1) barley-bread or cake; lump, mass

title: μᾶζα


text:
barbarement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) barbarically

title: barbarement


text:
herablassend

Adjective

 * 1) condescending (assuming a tone of superiority or a patronizing attitude)

title: herablassend


text: Category:it:Onomastics

title: Category:it:Onomastics


text:
dżelada

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) gelada

title: dżelada


text:
կոպ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) eyelid

Etymology
The origin is.

Čubinov compares with 🇨🇬.

Hiwnkʿearpēyēntean derives from the verb.

Bugge posits earlier, inherited from and cognate with 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Patrubány (apud Ačaṙean) and J̌ahukyan 1967 connect with 🇨🇬,, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, from.

J̌ahukyan 1987 lists the word among the unetymologized i-stem nouns for which an 🇨🇬 origin can be sought.

According to J̌ahukyan 2010, perhaps from and related to  and.

Ačaṙean leaves the origin open. The problem with the Indo-European proposals is that they assume irregular consonant shifts for Armenian.

Noun

 * 1) eyelid

title: կոպ


text:
etnonimo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ethnonym

title: etnonimo


text: mentitrice

title: mentitrice


text:
τρόπος

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a turn, way, manner, style
 * 2) a trope or figure of speech
 * 3) a mode in music
 * 4) a mode or mood in logic
 * 5) the time and space on the battlefield when one side's belief turns from victory to defeat, the turning point of the battle

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) method, manner, behaviour, conduct
 * 2)  manners
 * 3) knack
 * 1) knack

title: τρόπος


text:
Template talk:index/American Sign Language

Images on the left
I added Di gama's handshape images to Index:American Sign Language/1. The images on the left seem out of place. Should we move all the images to the right? —Rod (A. Smith) 17:16, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * I agree. However, I happen to have a very wide screen, so I am not sure whether it would be more appropriate to have the images in a 6x1, 3x2, 2x3, etc. configuration on the right.


text:
øjenlåg

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  eyelid

title: øjenlåg


text:
Spagat

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) splits

Etymology 2
, diminutive of, from.

Noun

 * 1)  cord, string

title: Spagat


text:
øjelåg

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  eyelid

title: øjelåg


text:
χορεία

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dance, especially choral dance with music
 * 2) any circling motion, as of stars
 * 3) dance-tune

title: χορεία


text:
Հիտլեր

Proper noun

 * 1) Hitler

title: Հիտլեր


text:
Gyroskop

Noun

 * 1) gyroscope

title: Gyroskop


text:
ῥόδον

Etymology
From, borrowed from some Eastern language, most likely (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 – all from the same source). Or it could possibly be a loan, such as  (the rose was native to Thrace). believes that, based on phonological and historical grounds, borrowing from Iranian is unlikely.

🇨🇬 is likely a loanword from Ancient Greek.

Noun

 * 1) rose (usually Rosa gallica)

title: ῥόδον


text: Gyroskops

title: Gyroskops


text: Gyroskope

title: Gyroskope


text:
hee-hee

Interjection

 * 1)  A sound of high-pitched laughter

title: hee-hee


text:
gyroskop

Noun

 * 1) gyroscope

Noun

 * 1) gyroscope

Noun

 * 1) gyroscope

Noun

 * 1) a gyroscope

title: gyroskop


text: gyroskopet

title: gyroskopet


text: gyroskoper

title: gyroskoper


text: gyroskoperne

title: gyroskoperne


text:
User:Captain-tucker

Please contact me here: Commons:User talk:Captain-tucker.

title: User:Captain-tucker


text: gyroskops

title: gyroskops


text: gyroskopets

title: gyroskopets


text: gyroskopers

title: gyroskopers


text: gyroskopernes

title: gyroskopernes


text:
pudendum muliebre

Etymology
From +, neuter form of.

Noun

 * 1)  A woman's pudendum; her vulva; compare.
 * 2) * 1896, Report of the Fiji Commission to Inquire into the Decrease of the Native Population: with appendices, page 168 (E.J. March, Government Printer)
 * (6) Two nights after the birth of the infant, and until the tenth night, a midwife will, in some places, daily thrust her finger into the pudendum muliebre and vagina, for the purpose of removing any clots of blood which may remain in the vagina. This is to vakasilima. (7) When a mother has, after the birth of an infant, had too early intercourse with her husband, a midwife will be called in, who will vakasilima her by thrusting her finger into the pudendum muliebre and vagina.

title: pudendum muliebre


text:
Talk:clough

Pronunciation
Does clough rhyme with tough? -- Irene1949 17:56, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * probably, judging from the alternative spelling "cloff". DCDuring TALK 16:48, 20 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Thank you. -- Irene1949 10:34, 30 October 2009 (UTC)
 * I'm originally from northern England and can confirm that it always rhymes with 'tough' - never heard anyone rhyme it with 'how'! Geopersona (talk) 08:05, 21 December 2020 (UTC)

RE:Request for US pronunciation audio
There's a request for audio from an American speaker, but clough doesn't appear to be part of AmE. Neither the Oxford US nor Merriam-Webster dictionaries have the word. Can the request template be removed from the main page? --Hotshot977 (talk) 05:10, 13 March 2014 (UTC)

 * It's glossed as Northern England and US, but I'm not sure why. (That definition came from Webster 1913, which does not have those glosses on it.) Equinox ◑ 13:22, 13 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Century has something about the pronunciation. DCDuring TALK  15:37, 13 March 2014 (UTC)

RFV discussion: December 2021–January 2022
rfv-sense: A sluice used in returning water to a channel after depositing its sediment on the flooded land. Notusbutthem (talk) 23:22, 2 December 2021 (UTC)

I also add to this RFV the following senses: This, that and the other (talk) 11:40, 9 December 2021 (UTC)
 * A cliff; a rocky precipice. Middle English only. OED is uncertain whether "cliff" is even the correct signification of this sense.
 * Formerly an allowance of two pounds in every three hundredweight... (Etymology 2). A likely dictionary-only spelling. Claimed to be an erroneous form of . If kept, it should be relegated to an alternative form.

cited the ravine, the sluice, and the weight allowance. I have not managed to cite the cliff. Kiwima (talk) 08:11, 11 December 2021 (UTC)

RFV-resolved Kiwima (talk) 19:45, 2 January 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:clough


text:
User talk:Captain-tucker

Please contact me here: Commons:User talk:Captain-tucker.

title: User talk:Captain-tucker


text:
User:Irene1949

w:User:Irene1949

title: User:Irene1949


text:
account of

Verb

 * 1)  To esteem; to prize; to value.

title: account of


text:
User:Visviva/Candidates

A

 * 1) abintestate - ok
 * 2) ablacted - ok
 * 3) abripe -?
 * 4) aconic - ok
 * 5) acturience - ok? maybe just 2
 * 6) adenous - ok
 * 7) adjunctive - ok
 * 8) administratrix - ok
 * 9) adventureful - ok
 * 10) aeroscopy - ok
 * 11) agonothet - ok
 * 12) agrestical - ok
 * 13) agricolation - ok
 * 14) akolastic - ok
 * 15) alacrify - ok
 * 16) albuminousness - ok
 * 17) alcoometer - ok
 * 18) alligate - ok
 * 19) alloquy - ok
 * 20) almandine - ok
 * 21) aluminiform - ok
 * 22) aluminography - ok? many mentions, not just in dicts.
 * 23) alveated - ok
 * 24) ambustion - ok
 * 25) amenty - ? much noise
 * 26) amnic - ok
 * 27) amphigean - ok
 * 28) ampute - ok
 * 29) anagnostic - ok
 * 30) androspore - ok
 * 31) anelectrode - ok
 * 32) anemography - ?
 * 33) anhelation - ok
 * 34) anility - ok
 * 35) animative - ok
 * 36) annuate - ok
 * 37) antefact - ok
 * 38) anthropophagize - ok
 * 39) antiscion - ok
 * 40) anxietude - ok
 * 41) apicillary - ok, patents only
 * 42) applaudity - ok
 * 43) approperate - ok-ish
 * 44) appropinquate - ok
 * 45) aprication - ok
 * 46) aquation - ok
 * 47) arbust - ok as noun only
 * 48) archwayed - ok
 * 49) arctitude - ok-ish
 * 50) arduity - ok
 * 51) arenate - ok
 * 52) arenicolite - ok (caps?)
 * 53) armure - ok
 * 54) ascendable - ok
 * 55) ascendible - ok
 * 56) asperate - ok
 * 57) aspergill - ok
 * 58) assassinous - ok
 * 59) assessably - ok
 * 60) assizement - ok
 * 61) astrogeny - ok
 * 62) aurigal - ok
 * 63) aurigation - ok
 * 64) averruncate - ok
 * 65) avertin - ok

B

 * 1) balatron - ok
 * 2) bandle -ok?
 * 3) beamage - ok
 * 4) bewrayment - ok
 * 5) biacid - ok
 * 6) bibacity - ok
 * 7) bierstube - ok
 * 8) biflorate - ok
 * 9) binous - ok
 * 10) bipalmate - ok
 * 11) bipunctate - ok
 * 12) birdikin - ok
 * 13) bittering - ok
 * 14) borable - ok
 * 15) borsella - ?
 * 16) breachful - ok
 * 17) brisling - ok
 * 18) bulbitate - ok?, 2 usenet 1 scholar
 * 19) bursiculate - ok-ish

C

 * 1) calceolate - ok
 * 2) calcimine - ok
 * 3) calcitrate - ok
 * 4) caloriduct - ok
 * 5) calvity - ok
 * 6) cambial - ok
 * 7) camerate - ok
 * 8) Canace - ??
 * 9) cancrine - ok
 * 10) candicate - ok? maybe just errors for candidate
 * 11) cantation - ok
 * 12) caperate - ok
 * 13) caprious - ok ?
 * 14) carbunculate - ok
 * 15) castaldick
 * 16) catadrome - ok
 * 17) cathetometer - ok
 * 18) cavazion - ok
 * 19) cementatory - ok
 * 20) cementitious - ok
 * 21) cervicide - ok!
 * 22) cespitous - ok
 * 23) chagal - ok
 * 24) chaumontel - ok, usu. Chaumontel
 * 25) cherisance - cherisaunce a much-discussed misprint of Chaucer; cherisance a legal term as well as a modernized misprint of Chaucer
 * 26) cheston - ?? noise from Cheston
 * 27) chorometry - ok
 * 28) chronogrammatic - ok
 * 29) chyometer - ok
 * 30) cibarian
 * 31) cicuration
 * 32) cineraceous
 * 33) circinate
 * 34) circumplicate
 * 35) circumvall
 * 36) circumvolant
 * 37) cispeld
 * 38) citharize
 * 39) claspered
 * 40) claudicate
 * 41) coacervate
 * 42) coarguate
 * 43) coctible
 * 44) codical
 * 45) coercibleness
 * 46) cognomination
 * 47) collachrymation
 * 48) collaudation
 * 49) colleterium
 * 50) collimate
 * 51) collineation
 * 52) collutulate
 * 53) colorature
 * 54) columnarian
 * 55) columnarity
 * 56) commasculate
 * 57) commeation
 * 58) Commeline
 * 59) commigrate
 * 60) commonstrate
 * 61) compactible
 * 62) comperendinate
 * 63) complainful
 * 64) complore
 * 65) Comptonia
 * 66) concavation
 * 67) concessation
 * 68) conchometer
 * 69) conchospiral
 * 70) concionative
 * 71) concionator
 * 72) conclimate
 * 73) conduplicate
 * 74) condurdon
 * 75) confind
 * 76) conflagitate
 * 77) confluity
 * 78) conformability
 * 79) confusable
 * 80) conglutinant
 * 81) conlatrate
 * 82) connascence
 * 83) connudate
 * 84) conoidical
 * 85) conoidic
 * 86) consectator
 * 87) conserate
 * 88) consigne
 * 89) consimilarity
 * 90) consomniate
 * 91) conspergate
 * 92) conspuated
 * 93) contabulate
 * 94) contumulate
 * 95) conversationism
 * 96) convexedness
 * 97) corallaceous
 * 98) cordeling
 * 99) corollated
 * 100) corollate
 * 101) corradate
 * 102) corrodibility
 * 103) corrogue
 * 104) corruge
 * 105) corticiferous
 * 106) corticiform
 * 107) corticine

Da

 * 1) dactylar
 * 2) damasse
 * 3) danism
 * 4) dapatical

De

 * 1) dealbate
 * 2) deambulate
 * 3) deartuate
 * 4) debacchate
 * 5) deblaterate
 * 6) decander
 * 7) decapulate
 * 8) decarbonizer
 * 9) declinous
 * 10) decolorant
 * 11) decolorate
 * 12) decoloration
 * 13) decorator
 * 14) decortication
 * 15) deculcate
 * 16) decult
 * 17) decuriate
 * 18) decursive
 * 19) decurt
 * 20) decute
 * 21) dedigne
 * 22) dedoleate
 * 23) deducive
 * 24) defendee
 * 25) defloccate
 * 26) deflorate
 * 27) deforciation
 * 28) defust
 * 29) degen
 * 30) deglabrate
 * 31) deglubate
 * 32) deglutitory
 * 33) degrandinate
 * 34) degravation
 * 35) degress
 * 36) degulate
 * 37) degust
 * 38) delacrimation
 * 39) deleniate
 * 40) deletitious
 * 41) Delian
 * 42) delibate
 * 43) delibrate
 * 44) delimate
 * 45) delinque
 * 46) delitigate
 * 47) deltafication
 * 48) delute
 * 49) demigrate
 * 50) demissionary
 * 51) denegate
 * 52) dentalite
 * 53) dentiate
 * 54) dentile
 * 55) dentise
 * 56) dentoid
 * 57) deoccate
 * 58) deonerate
 * 59) deosculate
 * 60) depauperate
 * 61) depeculation
 * 62) depex
 * 63) deproperate
 * 64) depr
 * 65) depudicate
 * 66) derelinque
 * 67) desalt
 * 68) desecate
 * 69) desilver
 * 70) desipiate
 * 71) despiciency
 * 72) desponsated
 * 73) desquame
 * 74) desternute
 * 75) destert
 * 76) desticate
 * 77) desubulate
 * 78) desuetude
 * 79) desulphurize
 * 80) deterge
 * 81) detext
 * 82) detond
 * 83) detrectation
 * 84) detruncate
 * 85) detruncation
 * 86) deturpate
 * 87) devenerate
 * 88) devocation
 * 89) devoke
 * 90) dewater
 * 91) dextrorsal
 * 92) dextrorse

Di

 * 1) diadelph
 * 2) diaglyph
 * 3) diagraphic
 * 4) diamagnet
 * 5) diander
 * 6) dichastasis
 * 7) dichastic
 * 8) dichroic
 * 9) dichromasy
 * 10) dichromate
 * 11) dichroous
 * 12) diclinic
 * 13) dictatrix
 * 14) dic
 * 15) didactylous
 * 16) dietarian
 * 17) diffarreation
 * 18) diffractometer
 * 19) diffranchise
 * 20) digammate
 * 21) digamous
 * 22) digitation
 * 23) dignorate
 * 24) digram
 * 25) dihexagonal
 * 26) diloricate
 * 27) dimication
 * 28) dimidiate
 * 29) dinumeration
 * 30) diplomatism
 * 31) dipter
 * 32) diremption
 * 33) diruncinate
 * 34) disacidify
 * 35) disaggregate
 * 36) disaggregation
 * 37) disappreciate
 * 38) disapprobatory
 * 39) discalceate
 * 40) disceptator
 * 41) disconsecrate
 * 42) discrepancy
 * 43) discrepate
 * 44) discussory
 * 45) disfranchisement
 * 46) dishonorary
 * 47) disjudication
 * 48) dispansion
 * 49) disperdition
 * 50) disproportionally
 * 51) disrupture
 * 52) dissentory
 * 53) dissert
 * 54) dissilience
 * 55) dissociate
 * 56) distensible
 * 57) distermine
 * 58) distillate
 * 59) distorque
 * 60) disuniter
 * 61) divage
 * 62) divaricate
 * 63) diversory

Do

 * 1) dobule
 * 2) domable
 * 3) dominium
 * 4) domitate
 * 5) domite
 * 6) dossal
 * 7) dossel

Dr

 * 1) Dracæna
 * 2) dratchell
 * 3) dulciloquy
 * 4) dulcitude
 * 5) dulcity
 * 6) dumpage
 * 7) dunfish
 * 8) dupion
 * 9) duumviral

E

 * 1) eblandish
 * 2) ebullate
 * 3) ecasterly
 * 4) edention
 * 5) edoceate
 * 6) effranchise
 * 7) effrenation
 * 8) eften
 * 9) egerminate
 * 10) egrimony
 * 11) elapidate
 * 12) elasticized
 * 13) elatrate
 * 14) elegiographer
 * 15) Eleutherian
 * 16) eliquament
 * 17) elixate
 * 18) elocular
 * 19) elucubrate
 * 20) eluscate
 * 21) elytroid
 * 22) emaculate
 * 23) embamma
 * 24) enamellar
 * 25) enameller
 * 26) enavigate
 * 27) encastic
 * 28) endamageable
 * 29) enervative
 * 30) ennean
 * 31) enodable
 * 32) enode
 * 33) entassment
 * 34) enunciate
 * 35) ephemeric
 * 36) epilogize
 * 37) equestrienne
 * 38) equivorous
 * 39) erament
 * 40) eremigate
 * 41) erration
 * 42) eruction
 * 43) erustate
 * 44) escot
 * 45) esuriate
 * 46) eternization
 * 47) ethologic
 * 48) euphony
 * 49) euthymy
 * 50) evaporimeter
 * 51) eventilate
 * 52) everr
 * 53) exanthematous
 * 54) exarticulation
 * 55) exauspicate
 * 56) excalceate
 * 57) excandescent
 * 58) excelsity
 * 59) excreable
 * 60) excreate
 * 61) excubation
 * 62) exflagellation
 * 63) exgurgitate
 * 64) exorbeate
 * 65) expalpate
 * 66) expellent
 * 67) expergefy
 * 68) expirable
 * 69) expressivo
 * 70) exsaturate
 * 71) exsuperation
 * 72) extempory
 * 73) extensionist
 * 74) exterebrate
 * 75) extorque
 * 76) extuberate
 * 77) exululate
 * 78) exungulate
 * 79) exust

F

 * 1) fagopyrism
 * 2) famigerate
 * 3) fastigate
 * 4) fatiloquy
 * 5) faucal
 * 6) favosites
 * 7) featherly
 * 8) fellicate
 * 9) fenerate
 * 10) ferruminate
 * 11) festoony
 * 12) festoon
 * 13) fideicide
 * 14) filipendulous
 * 15) filose
 * 16) fistinut
 * 17) fistucate
 * 18) flabellation
 * 19) flagellate
 * 20) flagitate
 * 21) flagitation
 * 22) Flobert
 * 23) floccify
 * 24) flossification
 * 25) focillate
 * 26) fodient
 * 27) foliation
 * 28) foliiferous
 * 29) formity
 * 30) formularistic
 * 31) fornicate
 * 32) fortuny
 * 33) frangent
 * 34) frangipani
 * 35) fraxate
 * 36) frondosous
 * 37) frondous
 * 38) fructose
 * 39) frumentation
 * 40) frummagemed
 * 41) fruticous
 * 42) fulcible
 * 43) fulgurity
 * 44) fumacious
 * 45) fumage
 * 46) furacious
 * 47) fuscin
 * 48) fussock

G

 * 1) galerite
 * 2) galvanizer
 * 3) gambist
 * 4) gangean
 * 5) gangrenescent
 * 6) gausapine
 * 7) gend
 * 8) geniculate
 * 9) geogony
 * 10) geotic
 * 11) gestible
 * 12) Ghenting
 * 13) giantesque
 * 14) gimlet
 * 15) glabella
 * 16) glabreate
 * 17) glabretal
 * 18) glacitate
 * 19) glaireous
 * 20) glaucitate
 * 21) glimflashy
 * 22) glocidate
 * 23) glossocele
 * 24) glossography
 * 25) glumaceous
 * 26) glumous
 * 27) gnarity
 * 28) gnavity
 * 29) gofysshe
 * 30) goniometry
 * 31) graduator
 * 32) grallic
 * 33) gramineal
 * 34) graminosous
 * 35) grandevity
 * 36) graveolence
 * 37) gravic
 * 38) gravidate
 * 39) grenatiform
 * 40) gripeful
 * 41) griskin
 * 42) grumosity
 * 43) gubernate
 * 44) Guelphic
 * 45) gundy-gut
 * 46) gymnasiarch
 * 47) gynander
 * 48) gynandrian
 * 49) gyroidal

H

 * 1) hachure
 * 2) hag-boat
 * 3) halomancy
 * 4) harengiform
 * 5) harmine
 * 6) harmonometer
 * 7) haruspice
 * 8) hastile
 * 9) hautboyist
 * 10) havenage
 * 11) hebetation
 * 12) Hebraist
 * 13) Hebridean
 * 14) hectostere
 * 15) Hehner
 * 16) helicite
 * 17) helicoidal
 * 18) heliodon
 * 19) heliotroper
 * 20) helmage
 * 21) hemimorphic
 * 22) hemiplegy
 * 23) hemipter
 * 24) heptahedron
 * 25) hermaphrodism
 * 26) hesitude
 * 27) Hesper
 * 28) heteromorphic
 * 29) heterophyllous
 * 30) heteropter
 * 31) hexaped
 * 32) hickey
 * 33) hiemate
 * 34) hieromartyr
 * 35) highty-tighty
 * 36) hilar
 * 37) hippelaph
 * 38) hippocrepiform
 * 39) hippolith
 * 40) hippophagy
 * 41) histrio
 * 42) homalographic
 * 43) homophone
 * 44) hord
 * 45) hospitate
 * 46) hotshoot
 * 47) howel
 * 48) huffish
 * 49) huller
 * 50) hyalescent
 * 51) hydrant
 * 52) hydriad
 * 53) hydriodate
 * 54) hydroid
 * 55) hydrometric
 * 56) hydrosulphuretted
 * 57) hygienism
 * 58) hymenopter
 * 59) hymnography
 * 60) hypophosphate
 * 61) hypsometer
 * 62) hysterology

I

 * 1) ichthyolite
 * 2) ichthyophagous
 * 3) ignescent
 * 4) ignifluous
 * 5) ignote
 * 6) illacerable
 * 7) illachrymable
 * 8) illimitably
 * 9) illutible
 * 10) imberbic
 * 11) imbuition
 * 12) immodulate
 * 13) immorigerous
 * 14) imparidigitate
 * 15) impartation
 * 16) impartibility
 * 17) impassionable
 * 18) impassively
 * 19) impedition
 * 20) impendious
 * 21) imperforable
 * 22) impiate
 * 23) impigrity
 * 24) implumous
 * 25) imporcate
 * 26) impredicable
 * 27) imprevalence
 * 28) improcreable
 * 29) improperate
 * 30) improperation
 * 31) imputrescence
 * 32) inadulable
 * 33) inaffectation
 * 34) inamiable
 * 35) inanimal
 * 36) inapplicably
 * 37) inappreciation
 * 38) inapproachable
 * 39) inargentate
 * 40) inartificially
 * 41) inaurate
 * 42) incalculableness
 * 43) incanous
 * 44) incantate
 * 45) incarnification
 * 46) incerate
 * 47) incipience
 * 48) incog
 * 49) incompensable
 * 50) inconclusively
 * 51) incongealable
 * 52) incordiate
 * 53) incriminous
 * 54) incurved
 * 55) incuse
 * 56) indagate
 * 57) indefinity
 * 58) indeplorable
 * 59) indeprecable
 * 60) indexical
 * 61) indigitate
 * 62) indigometer
 * 63) indistinguishing
 * 64) induplicative
 * 65) indusiated
 * 66) inefficiently
 * 67) inelaborated
 * 68) inelaborate
 * 69) inenodable
 * 70) inermous
 * 71) inerty
 * 72) inessence
 * 73) inexcitability
 * 74) inexcult
 * 75) inexistence
 * 76) inexplainable
 * 77) inexposure
 * 78) inexputable
 * 79) inexsaturated
 * 80) inexsuperable
 * 81) inextinct
 * 82) inextirpable
 * 83) infabricated
 * 84) infaust
 * 85) inferable
 * 86) infestive
 * 87) infibulate
 * 88) infraction
 * 89) infrenate
 * 90) infrendiate
 * 91) infucate
 * 92) infundibulate
 * 93) infuscation
 * 94) ingeniculate
 * 95) ingenuated
 * 96) ingustable
 * 97) inhalate
 * 98) inhalation
 * 99) inharmonic
 * 100) injucundity
 * 101) innable
 * 102) innatable
 * 103) innatism
 * 104) innerve
 * 105) innoxious
 * 106) inoccate
 * 107) inoculatrix
 * 108) inodorate
 * 109) inopacate
 * 110) inopercular
 * 111) inorthography
 * 112) inoxidizable
 * 113) insecable
 * 114) insecate
 * 115) insection
 * 116) insedable
 * 117) inseminate
 * 118) insemination
 * 119) insertation
 * 120) insiccate
 * 121) insolate
 * 122) insperable
 * 123) instilment
 * 124) insubmission
 * 125) insuccate
 * 126) insulsity
 * 127) intabulation
 * 128) intactible
 * 129) intaminate
 * 130) interclusion
 * 131) intercommunal
 * 132) interdictory
 * 133) interfluve
 * 134) interjacence
 * 135) interlucate
 * 136) intermeddlesome
 * 137) intermesh
 * 138) internecate
 * 139) interpellator
 * 140) interplicate
 * 141) intersecant
 * 142) intersist
 * 143) interspersion
 * 144) interspiration
 * 145) interstinct
 * 146) intervigilate
 * 147) intimidation
 * 148) intolerancy
 * 149) intractive
 * 150) intrapetiolar
 * 151) intumilated
 * 152) inturgescence
 * 153) inumbrate
 * 154) inuncate
 * 155) inundate
 * 156) inurbane
 * 157) invagination
 * 158) invalescence
 * 159) invaletude
 * 160) invenust
 * 161) investigatrix
 * 162) invigilance
 * 163) involate
 * 164) involation
 * 165) involucellate
 * 166) irenic
 * 167) iridian
 * 168) iridize
 * 169) irisate
 * 170) irrecordable
 * 171) irremunerable
 * 172) irroborate
 * 173) irrorate
 * 174) irroration
 * 175) irrumate
 * 176) isagogic
 * 177) isobarometric
 * 178) isobar
 * 179) isocheim
 * 180) isogeotherm
 * 181) isomeromorphism
 * 182) isonomic
 * 183) isopycnic
 * 184) isotherombrose
 * 185) itineration

J

 * 1) jactancy
 * 2) jaculate
 * 3) jejunation
 * 4) jejunity
 * 5) jillet
 * 6) joculatory
 * 7) Jovicentric
 * 8) Jovinianist
 * 9) jugate
 * 10) jugulate
 * 11) juncous
 * 12) Justinianist
 * 13) juvenility

K

 * 1) keel-bully
 * 2) keffel
 * 3) knapple
 * 4) knobber
 * 5) krummhorn

L

 * 1) lætificate
 * 2) labarum
 * 3) lablab
 * 4) lachanize
 * 5) lachanopoll
 * 6) lachrymate
 * 7) lactary
 * 8) lacunate
 * 9) lagenian
 * 10) laicity
 * 11) lambdacism
 * 12) lambition
 * 13) lamel
 * 14) lamination
 * 15) laneous
 * 16) lantern-jaws
 * 17) lanuge
 * 18) lapidate
 * 19) lappet
 * 20) larvated
 * 21) lassate
 * 22) latibulate
 * 23) latibule
 * 24) laticlave
 * 25) latitation
 * 26) latrate
 * 27) latration
 * 28) latrator
 * 29) latrocinate
 * 30) lavaret
 * 31) lavatrine
 * 32) lavatrix
 * 33) laxament
 * 34) laxate
 * 35) layer-over
 * 36) ledor
 * 37) leniment
 * 38) lentitude
 * 39) lepidopter
 * 40) lethed
 * 41) levament
 * 42) lexicology
 * 43) lexigraphy
 * 44) liberate
 * 45) librate
 * 46) licitation
 * 47) licitator
 * 48) lignation
 * 49) lignator
 * 50) lignify
 * 51) ligurate
 * 52) ligur
 * 53) limnite
 * 54) limpitude
 * 55) linament
 * 56) lineality
 * 57) liquator
 * 58) litation
 * 59) lithoglyphic
 * 60) lithoglyphite
 * 61) lithographical
 * 62) lithologic
 * 63) lithotritor
 * 64) lithoxyl
 * 65) lituite
 * 66) logarithmotechny
 * 67) long-headed
 * 68) longitudinally
 * 69) loon-slatt
 * 70) lophiodont
 * 71) loquency
 * 72) lorament
 * 73) loricated
 * 74) loricate
 * 75) loudful
 * 76) lubency
 * 77) lucible
 * 78) lucrate
 * 79) lucration
 * 80) lucrificable
 * 81) lucubrate
 * 82) lucule
 * 83) ludificable
 * 84) ludificate
 * 85) ludification
 * 86) lumbriciform
 * 87) luminate
 * 88) lunicurrent
 * 89) lurcate
 * 90) lustrate
 * 91) lustrical
 * 92) luteolein
 * 93) luxate
 * 94) lymphate
 * 95) lymphation
 * 96) lymphography
 * 97) lyterian

M

 * 1) macerate
 * 2) mackle
 * 3) macritude
 * 4) Maglemosian
 * 5) magnale
 * 6) magnetiferous
 * 7) magnipend
 * 8) mahlstick
 * 9) malace
 * 10) maledict
 * 11) mamudi
 * 12) mandate
 * 13) manducate
 * 14) manganesious
 * 15) mangony
 * 16) Manhattanize
 * 17) manipulatable
 * 18) mansuefy
 * 19) mantelshelf
 * 20) marined
 * 21) mariput
 * 22) marmelos
 * 23) Maronean
 * 24) masculate
 * 25) mashgiach
 * 26) mashgiach
 * 27) masticador
 * 28) mastigophore
 * 29) mastuprate
 * 30) materiation
 * 31) maternine
 * 32) mavrodaphne
 * 33) mazology
 * 34) meddlingly
 * 35) mediastine
 * 36) medicate
 * 37) megadonty
 * 38) megadonty
 * 39) megalopolis
 * 40) melanure
 * 41) melicerous
 * 42) melitism
 * 43) mellation
 * 44) mellean
 * 45) melleous
 * 46) melliferous
 * 47) mellificate
 * 48) melliloquent
 * 49) mell
 * 50) membranatic
 * 51) membraniform
 * 52) memorate
 * 53) memo
 * 54) memo
 * 55) menagogue
 * 56) mendaciloquent
 * 57) mension
 * 58) mentition
 * 59) mephitic
 * 60) meracity
 * 61) mercable
 * 62) mercation
 * 63) mercative
 * 64) mercedary
 * 65) merdiferous
 * 66) meretricate
 * 67) meridiation
 * 68) mesenteric
 * 69) mesonaut
 * 70) mesonoxian
 * 71) messorious
 * 72) messor
 * 73) mestifical
 * 74) metacism
 * 75) metaleptic
 * 76) metalliferous
 * 77) metaphysis
 * 78) metation
 * 79) metator
 * 80) meteoroscopy
 * 81) metient
 * 82) metopomancy
 * 83) microcopy
 * 84) micrography
 * 85) micrology
 * 86) midwifish
 * 87) migrate
 * 88) mildewicide
 * 89) mildewicide
 * 90) mimer
 * 91) mimograph
 * 92) miniate
 * 93) miniographer
 * 94) minutal
 * 95) miradical
 * 96) mirmilloner
 * 97) mirmillon
 * 98) misanthropy
 * 99) mischarge
 * 100) misconduct
 * 101) misogamy
 * 102) misogyny
 * 103) misproportion
 * 104) misstrike
 * 105) misstrike
 * 106) miswed
 * 107) mitify
 * 108) mizmore
 * 109) mock
 * 110) moderable
 * 111) modernizable
 * 112) modiation
 * 113) Mohammedanize
 * 114) molendarious
 * 115) molendinarious
 * 116) molluscan
 * 117) monadelph
 * 118) monander
 * 119) monocotyle
 * 120) monoculous
 * 121) monodactylous
 * 122) monodical
 * 123) monody
 * 124) monoecian
 * 125) monogamian
 * 126) monogam
 * 127) monogyn
 * 128) monoptic
 * 129) monostich
 * 130) monosyllabical
 * 131) monticulous
 * 132) montivagant
 * 133) montivagous
 * 134) morbify
 * 135) morbulent
 * 136) mordancy
 * 137) morigerate
 * 138) morilliform
 * 139) morinel
 * 140) moromantie
 * 141) motable
 * 142) motacil
 * 143) mouldily
 * 144) mouse
 * 145) mucid
 * 146) mucor
 * 147) muculent
 * 148) mulcible
 * 149) muletto
 * 150) mulierosity
 * 151) multatitious
 * 152) multiferous
 * 153) multijugous
 * 154) multiloquent
 * 155) multinominal
 * 156) multiscious
 * 157) multisonant
 * 158) multivagant
 * 159) multiversant
 * 160) multivious
 * 161) multivolent
 * 162) mundatory
 * 163) mundivagant
 * 164) muniferous
 * 165) munificate
 * 166) murcid
 * 167) muscosity
 * 168) muscous
 * 169) musen
 * 170) mussitate
 * 171) musteline
 * 172) mutationally
 * 173) myelopoiesis
 * 174) myriarch
 * 175) myropolist
 * 176) myrrhean
 * 177) mysteriarch

N

 * 1) narcissine
 * 2) narrable
 * 3) naucify
 * 4) navigerous
 * 5) navity
 * 6) neaving
 * 7) necrological
 * 8) necyomancy
 * 9) nemolite
 * 10) nemoral
 * 11) nemorivagant
 * 12) nemorous
 * 13) neogamist
 * 14) nepotation
 * 15) nequient
 * 16) nestable
 * 17) neurical
 * 18) neuropilar
 * 19) neuropilar
 * 20) neuropter
 * 21) neurotomical
 * 22) nevosity
 * 23) nexible
 * 24) nexility
 * 25) Nicaean
 * 26) nickelic
 * 27) nictate
 * 28) nictation
 * 29) nidification
 * 30) nidifice
 * 31) nidify
 * 32) nidulate
 * 33) nigrefaction
 * 34) nigrescent
 * 35) nigrification
 * 36) nigrify
 * 37) nihilify
 * 38) nimbiferous
 * 39) ninguid
 * 40) nitency
 * 41) nitidity
 * 42) nival
 * 43) niveous
 * 44) nixious
 * 45) nixuriate
 * 46) noctilucy
 * 47) nodosous
 * 48) nomarchy
 * 49) nomarch
 * 50) nomographer
 * 51) nomothesy
 * 52) Nonya
 * 53) non
 * 54) non
 * 55) Norbertine
 * 56) norrel
 * 57) novennial
 * 58) novercal
 * 59) noxiously
 * 60) nubiferous
 * 61) nubivagant
 * 62) nuceous
 * 63) nugal
 * 64) nugament
 * 65) nugator
 * 66) nundinal
 * 67) nundinary
 * 68) nundinate
 * 69) nutrication

O

 * 1) obacerate
 * 2) obarmate
 * 3) obduct
 * 4) obelize
 * 5) obequitate
 * 6) oberration
 * 7) obganiate
 * 8) objectator
 * 9) objuration
 * 10) oblatrate
 * 11) oblat
 * 12) oblesion
 * 13) obligurate
 * 14) obligure
 * 15) oblimation
 * 16) oblime
 * 17) oblocate
 * 18) obnection
 * 19) obnoxiety
 * 20) obnunciate
 * 21) obnunciation
 * 22) obrogate
 * 23) obrumpent
 * 24) obsalutate
 * 25) obsaturate
 * 26) obserate
 * 27) obseration
 * 28) obsibilate
 * 29) obsigillate
 * 30) obsolescence
 * 31) obsolescent
 * 32) obstetricate
 * 33) obstipate
 * 34) obstrepency
 * 35) obstrigillate
 * 36) obstrigillation
 * 37) obtension
 * 38) obtexed
 * 39) obtrite
 * 40) obtrition
 * 41) obtruncation
 * 42) obturbation
 * 43) obturb
 * 44) obuncous
 * 45) obundation
 * 46) obvallate
 * 47) obvaricate
 * 48) obvolate
 * 49) obvolve
 * 50) occallated
 * 51) occallation
 * 52) occiduous
 * 53) occulcation
 * 54) occupative
 * 55) oceanic
 * 56) oceanine
 * 57) octander
 * 58) octennial
 * 59) octuplicate
 * 60) odalisque
 * 61) odoraminous
 * 62) oleity
 * 63) olfactory
 * 64) oligistic
 * 65) oliviferous
 * 66) olivity
 * 67) omniferous
 * 68) omnitenent
 * 69) omnivolent
 * 70) omnivorous
 * 71) onerary
 * 72) onology
 * 73) onomantic
 * 74) onomatope
 * 75) onomatopy
 * 76) ooaa
 * 77) operarious
 * 78) operculate
 * 79) opertaneous
 * 80) ophiological
 * 81) ophiologic
 * 82) ophiologist
 * 83) ophite
 * 84) opiferous
 * 85) opimous
 * 86) opisthograph
 * 87) opisthotonic
 * 88) oppicate
 * 89) opsonation
 * 90) opsonator
 * 91) optimity
 * 92) optive
 * 93) orbiculated
 * 94) orbitude
 * 95) orchestre
 * 96) organographical
 * 97) orniscopist
 * 98) orthopny
 * 99) oscillation
 * 100) oscitate
 * 101) osculate
 * 102) osculation
 * 103) ossifragant
 * 104) ostentiferous
 * 105) osteologic
 * 106) ostomachy
 * 107) ostriferous
 * 108) outscourings
 * 109) ovatic
 * 110) override
 * 111) oviary
 * 112) ovil
 * 113) owser

P

 * 1) pabular
 * 2) pabulation
 * 3) pabulatory
 * 4) pacal
 * 5) pacation
 * 6) paciferous
 * 7) pactitious
 * 8) paedicate
 * 9) Paganalian
 * 10) paganals
 * 11) palaeologist
 * 12) palatine
 * 13) paleated
 * 14) palladiumize
 * 15) palmiferous
 * 16) palumbine
 * 17) pamprodactyl
 * 18) pandation
 * 19) pandurist
 * 20) pangony
 * 21) panifice
 * 22) pannade
 * 23) pannier
 * 24) pantheology
 * 25) pantherine
 * 26) pantographical
 * 27) pantography
 * 28) pantograph
 * 29) pantometrical
 * 30) pantometric
 * 31) pantometry
 * 32) papescent
 * 33) papulosity
 * 34) papyriferous
 * 35) parachronize
 * 36) paracmastical
 * 37) paraphrastic
 * 38) paratragediate
 * 39) parazone
 * 40) parciloquy
 * 41) parenticide
 * 42) pariation
 * 43) parisyllabical
 * 44) parisyllabic
 * 45) partion
 * 46) pascuage
 * 47) pascual
 * 48) pascuous
 * 49) pasquinade
 * 50) passade
 * 51) pastilicate
 * 52) pastinate
 * 53) pastination
 * 54) pastoritious
 * 55) pathologic
 * 56) patibulated
 * 57) patration
 * 58) patriciate
 * 59) patrizate
 * 60) patulicate
 * 61) pauciloquent
 * 62) pauciloquy
 * 63) pavefaction
 * 64) pavefy
 * 65) pavid
 * 66) pavonine
 * 67) peccaminous
 * 68) pecorous
 * 69) pectinate
 * 70) pecuarious
 * 71) peculation
 * 72) peculator
 * 73) peculiate
 * 74) pedament
 * 75) pedation
 * 76) pedature
 * 77) peddle
 * 78) pejerate
 * 79) pejoration
 * 80) pelagic
 * 81) peltately
 * 82) peltiferous
 * 83) penarious
 * 84) penitentiary
 * 85) pennigerous
 * 86) pensiculate
 * 87) pensitate
 * 88) pensitation
 * 89) penstock
 * 90) pentagamist
 * 91) pentaglottical
 * 92) pentagyn
 * 93) pentahedrical
 * 94) pentander
 * 95) pentastich
 * 96) pentastich
 * 97) pentereme
 * 98) pentile
 * 99) peple
 * 100) peplography
 * 101) peplum
 * 102) peraction
 * 103) peraffable
 * 104) peragitate
 * 105) percoarcted
 * 106) percontation
 * 107) percruciate
 * 108) perduction
 * 109) perduellism
 * 110) perduell
 * 111) perdulous
 * 112) perendinate
 * 113) perendination
 * 114) perennate
 * 115) perennating
 * 116) pererrate
 * 117) perfabricate
 * 118) perfretation
 * 119) perfriction
 * 120) perfunction
 * 121) pergamenous
 * 122) pergracil
 * 123) pergraphical
 * 124) perhiemate
 * 125) pericardian
 * 126) pericardic
 * 127) periclitancy
 * 128) pericrany
 * 129) peridium
 * 130) peridrome
 * 131) perindulgent
 * 132) perissological
 * 133) perjurate
 * 134) perlibrate
 * 135) perlibration
 * 136) perligate
 * 137) permeation
 * 138) pernegate
 * 139) pernegation
 * 140) perniciable
 * 141) pernoctate
 * 142) perpacate
 * 143) perpensation
 * 144) perperitude
 * 145) perplexable
 * 146) perplication
 * 147) perpotation
 * 148) perquisitor
 * 149) perreptation
 * 150) perrogate
 * 151) persanate
 * 152) perscrutator
 * 153) persecate
 * 154) persecation
 * 155) perside
 * 156) perspiculative
 * 157) perstimulate
 * 158) perstinate
 * 159) perterebrate
 * 160) perterrify
 * 161) pertexed
 * 162) pertolerate
 * 163) pertused
 * 164) pervagation
 * 165) pervigilate
 * 166) pervigilation
 * 167) petarade
 * 168) petauristic
 * 169) petaurist
 * 170) pexity
 * 171) phaenogamian
 * 172) phagedaenic
 * 173) phalerated
 * 174) Phaleucic
 * 175) philanthropy
 * 176) Philistean
 * 177) philodespot
 * 178) philogyny
 * 179) philostorgy
 * 180) philoxeny
 * 181) phosphonate
 * 182) photology
 * 183) photophily
 * 184) phylacist
 * 185) physianthropy
 * 186) physiognomonic
 * 187) phytographical
 * 188) piation
 * 189) pignorate
 * 190) pignoratitious
 * 191) pigritude
 * 192) pigrity
 * 193) pileate
 * 194) pinblock
 * 195) pinguedinize
 * 196) pinguitude
 * 197) pinguity
 * 198) piniferous
 * 199) pinnatiped
 * 200) pinnigerous
 * 201) pinnulate
 * 202) pipation
 * 203) piscary
 * 204) piscinal
 * 205) pisculent
 * 206) pistillate
 * 207) plagiarian
 * 208) plaiter
 * 209) planiloquent
 * 210) planiloquy
 * 211) planimetric
 * 212) plasmatic
 * 213) plastography
 * 214) plastograph
 * 215) platanine
 * 216) plateasm
 * 217) platiniferous
 * 218) plebicolist
 * 219) pleonasmic
 * 220) plorabund
 * 221) plumative
 * 222) plumbagine
 * 223) plumbean
 * 224) plumigerous
 * 225) plumosity
 * 226) plurifarious
 * 227) pocillation
 * 228) podder
 * 229) polder
 * 230) polition
 * 231) pollency
 * 232) pollicar
 * 233) pollinarious
 * 234) pollinced
 * 235) pollincture
 * 236) pollucible
 * 237) polyadelph
 * 238) polyander
 * 239) polychrest
 * 240) polycotyledon
 * 241) polygamian
 * 242) polygam
 * 243) polygynian
 * 244) polygyn
 * 245) polyloquent
 * 246) polymorphean
 * 247) polynome
 * 248) polyphage
 * 249) polyphagian
 * 250) polypharmacal
 * 251) polypier
 * 252) polypiparous
 * 253) polypite
 * 254) polyptote
 * 255) polysyllabical
 * 256) pomarious
 * 257) pomiferous
 * 258) ponderity
 * 259) ponk
 * 260) Pontac
 * 261) popinal
 * 262) popination
 * 263) populable
 * 264) populiferous
 * 265) porculation
 * 266) poristical
 * 267) porite
 * 268) portentifical
 * 269) porte
 * 270) portman
 * 271) posterganeous
 * 272) posthumian
 * 273) postliminiage
 * 274) postliminious
 * 275) postliminy
 * 276) postponence
 * 277) postposure
 * 278) postriduan
 * 279) postulative
 * 280) potionate
 * 281) potorious
 * 282) potulent
 * 283) Praesepe
 * 284) prandicle
 * 285) pransorious
 * 286) preacuate
 * 287) preambulation
 * 288) prebition
 * 289) precantation
 * 290) precention
 * 291) precipient
 * 292) preclamate
 * 293) preclarent
 * 294) preconious
 * 295) prefacile
 * 296) prefestinate
 * 297) prefulgurate
 * 298) pregerminate
 * 299) pregravation
 * 300) pregression
 * 301) pregustation
 * 302) pregust
 * 303) prejuration
 * 304) prejure
 * 305) prelibate
 * 306) premious
 * 307) premixture
 * 308) prenunciation
 * 309) prenuncious
 * 310) prenuntiate
 * 311) preoccupancy
 * 312) presegme
 * 313) presentaneous
 * 314) prestige
 * 315) prevalency
 * 316) pridian
 * 317) primevous
 * 318) primigene
 * 319) primipotent
 * 320) proadjutor
 * 321) proauctor
 * 322) proception
 * 323) prociduous
 * 324) proculcate
 * 325) proculcation
 * 326) prodigity
 * 327) prodited
 * 328) profectitious
 * 329) projectitious
 * 330) prolatation
 * 331) proletaneous
 * 332) properate
 * 333) propinquate
 * 334) proreption
 * 335) proscission
 * 336) prosimetrical
 * 337) prosodian
 * 338) prostibule
 * 339) protactic
 * 340) protatic
 * 341) protology
 * 342) prototypographer
 * 343) protype
 * 344) proximate
 * 345) prussine
 * 346) psalmography
 * 347) psephism
 * 348) pseudograph
 * 349) pseudologer
 * 350) pseudology
 * 351) pseudonymal
 * 352) psorophthalmy
 * 353) pudify
 * 354) pudor
 * 355) puellarity
 * 356) puerperous
 * 357) pugilation
 * 358) pugnatory
 * 359) pulicine
 * 360) pulicosity
 * 361) pulicous
 * 362) pullation
 * 363) pulmentarious
 * 364) pulmonarious
 * 365) pulsator
 * 366) pultifical
 * 367) pulveration
 * 368) pulvereous
 * 369) pulverulent
 * 370) pumicate
 * 371) pupillate
 * 372) purificatory
 * 373) purpurean
 * 374) putatory
 * 375) puteal
 * 376) pygist
 * 377) pygmachy
 * 378) pyretic
 * 379) pyrologist

Q

 * 1) quadragenarious
 * 2) quadrantal
 * 3) quadrigarious
 * 4) quadringenarious
 * 5) quadrisyllable
 * 6) quadrune
 * 7) quadrupedant
 * 8) quadruplicate
 * 9) quartary
 * 10) quater
 * 11) quercine
 * 12) querculane
 * 13) quiddling
 * 14) quincupedal
 * 15) quingenarious
 * 16) quinquiplicate

R

 * 1) racemation
 * 2) racemiferous
 * 3) ramberge
 * 4) rambooze
 * 5) ranular
 * 6) rationary
 * 7) reassimilation
 * 8) recalcate
 * 9) recalcitration
 * 10) recargaison
 * 11) receptitious
 * 12) recidivous
 * 13) reclused
 * 14) reconcinnate
 * 15) reculade
 * 16) recuperative
 * 17) recuperatory
 * 18) redabsolve
 * 19) redambulate
 * 20) redempted
 * 21) redhibition
 * 22) redient
 * 23) redonate
 * 24) redonation
 * 25) redoundancy
 * 26) redulcerate
 * 27) refibulate
 * 28) regerminate
 * 29) registrant
 * 30) regularize
 * 31) relinquent
 * 32) remasticate
 * 33) remigate
 * 34) remigation
 * 35) rentier
 * 36) reous
 * 37) repastinate
 * 38) repignorate
 * 39) repleviable
 * 40) replumb
 * 41) repromulgate
 * 42) repullulate
 * 43) repumicate
 * 44) rescissorian
 * 45) resilition
 * 46) responsibly
 * 47) responsiveness
 * 48) respray
 * 49) restagnation
 * 50) resuscitator
 * 51) retardative
 * 52) retex
 * 53) retropulsive
 * 54) revealability
 * 55) revindicate
 * 56) rheic
 * 57) rhythmics
 * 58) ribbin
 * 59) riderless
 * 60) rime
 * 61) rimple
 * 62) rixation
 * 63) romboyle
 * 64) rotatory
 * 65) rottenly
 * 66) rubedinous
 * 67) rubefaction
 * 68) ructation
 * 69) ruddied
 * 70) rutilate

S

 * 1) saburrate
 * 2) sacciferous
 * 3) sacerdotalism
 * 4) saginate
 * 5) saleably
 * 6) saliferous
 * 7) salsitude
 * 8) salsure
 * 9) saltate
 * 10) saltation
 * 11) salutatorian
 * 12) sanate
 * 13) sanguinivorous
 * 14) sarcinate
 * 15) sarcophage
 * 16) sarculate
 * 17) sardel
 * 18) sassinate
 * 19) Satanophany
 * 20) saturant
 * 21) Savoyard
 * 22) sawney
 * 23) scævity
 * 24) scapeless
 * 25) sciamachy
 * 26) scintillate
 * 27) scintillation
 * 28) sciomancy
 * 29) screation
 * 30) scrouge
 * 31) sculptury
 * 32) scurrier
 * 33) seceder
 * 34) seclusion
 * 35) sectism
 * 36) secubate
 * 37) segnity
 * 38) seismal
 * 39) sejugate
 * 40) selenographist
 * 41) sensitory
 * 42) sentinate
 * 43) septicity
 * 44) septulate
 * 45) serenissimous
 * 46) sericated
 * 47) sermocinate
 * 48) sermonish
 * 49) servable
 * 50) sevocation
 * 51) sevoke
 * 52) sextantary
 * 53) sextilian
 * 54) shabaroon
 * 55) shabbily
 * 56) Shaftesbury
 * 57) shag-bag
 * 58) shirred
 * 59) sickrel
 * 60) siderate
 * 61) sideromancy
 * 62) sightlessness
 * 63) silicify
 * 64) siliquiform
 * 65) silvical
 * 66) simkin
 * 67) simon
 * 68) sinisterity
 * 69) sinistrorsal
 * 70) siphuncled
 * 71) siphunculated
 * 72) sipid
 * 73) sizz
 * 74) smegmatic
 * 75) smithcraft
 * 76) snarler
 * 77) snitchel
 * 78) snowless
 * 79) soilless
 * 80) solable
 * 81) soleated
 * 82) solenite
 * 83) solennial
 * 84) solifuge
 * 85) soligene
 * 86) sombreness
 * 87) somnolency
 * 88) sonable
 * 89) sonority
 * 90) soporate
 * 91) sorbate
 * 92) sorbefacient
 * 93) sorbillate
 * 94) sorbition
 * 95) sorditude
 * 96) soterian
 * 97) soteriology
 * 98) sottoportico
 * 99) souse-crown
 * 100) sparker
 * 101) spathal
 * 102) spermary
 * 103) sphagnous
 * 104) sphragid
 * 105) spiculate
 * 106) sponging-house
 * 107) sponging
 * 108) sporid
 * 109) sprue
 * 110) spuriously
 * 111) spurling
 * 112) spyism
 * 113) squamiform
 * 114) squirish
 * 115) statocracy
 * 116) stellary
 * 117) stercorate
 * 118) stibiated
 * 119) stichic
 * 120) stillation
 * 121) sting-hum
 * 122) stomatous
 * 123) strigilate
 * 124) subaudition
 * 125) subaud
 * 126) subjugation
 * 127) subride
 * 128) subrige
 * 129) subrision
 * 130) subsalt
 * 131) subsample
 * 132) substituter
 * 133) succernate
 * 134) succinous
 * 135) succollate
 * 136) suckey
 * 137) suffossion
 * 138) suffriate
 * 139) suffricate
 * 140) sugillate
 * 141) sulcation
 * 142) sulphatic
 * 143) superannuation
 * 144) supparasitate
 * 145) supraciliary
 * 146) surculate
 * 147) swad
 * 148) symmachy
 * 149) syntheme
 * 150) synthetize

T

 * 1) tabefaction
 * 2) tabetic
 * 3) tabitude
 * 4) taction
 * 5) tallower
 * 6) tankle
 * 7) tardiloquent
 * 8) Tartarean
 * 9) teemful
 * 10) tegumentary
 * 11) tellural
 * 12) temeritude
 * 13) temperade
 * 14) temulency
 * 15) tendsome
 * 16) tensity
 * 17) tepefaction
 * 18) terebrate
 * 19) terraculture
 * 20) terraqueous
 * 21) tessellar
 * 22) testacy
 * 23) testicond
 * 24) testudinate
 * 25) tetraonid
 * 26) textuarist
 * 27) Thalian
 * 28) Thamudic
 * 29) theomeny
 * 30) thermogen
 * 31) thermotype
 * 32) thoria
 * 33) thralless
 * 34) thysanopter
 * 35) tidder
 * 36) tintinnate
 * 37) titanian
 * 38) tongue-pad
 * 39) torquated
 * 40) torsibility
 * 41) tortulous
 * 42) tractatrix
 * 43) traditionism
 * 44) tralatition
 * 45) tranquillize
 * 46) transflux
 * 47) transfume
 * 48) translucence
 * 49) transnate
 * 50) transnominate
 * 51) transult
 * 52) transverberate
 * 53) trappy
 * 54) traversal
 * 55) trepidate
 * 56) tribular
 * 57) trichroism
 * 58) tridactylous
 * 59) trifoliolate
 * 60) trimetrical
 * 61) tripedal
 * 62) tripennate
 * 63) triplicate
 * 64) tripudiate
 * 65) tripudium
 * 66) trisoctahedron
 * 67) triturate
 * 68) trompe
 * 69) trompille
 * 70) tropicality
 * 71) trucidation
 * 72) trullo
 * 73) truncal
 * 74) tsarevna
 * 75) tudiculate
 * 76) tumular
 * 77) tumulate
 * 78) tumulation
 * 79) tumulous
 * 80) tunicated
 * 81) turbination
 * 82) turbinite
 * 83) turgesce
 * 84) turpid
 * 85) turrilite
 * 86) twiggery

U

 * 1) uberate
 * 2) umbellicle
 * 3) umbrate
 * 4) unanalogical
 * 5) unconciliated
 * 6) underslung
 * 7) undosous
 * 8) ungracefulness
 * 9) unlight
 * 10) unmetered
 * 11) unoperculate
 * 12) unphilosophized
 * 13) unscottified
 * 14) unsectarian
 * 15) unsymmetrical
 * 16) untastefully
 * 17) unwarping
 * 18) unworshipping
 * 19) ustulate
 * 20) usurpatory
 * 21) utible

V

 * 1) vaccinist
 * 2) valvule
 * 3) vamper
 * 4) vaniloquence
 * 5) vaticinate
 * 6) velific
 * 7) vellication
 * 8) venabule
 * 9) vendication
 * 10) venenate
 * 11) venerate
 * 12) venulite
 * 13) venundate
 * 14) veracity
 * 15) vergaloo
 * 16) vermeologist
 * 17) vermiculated
 * 18) vernate
 * 19) vernile
 * 20) vernility
 * 21) versable
 * 22) vertigious
 * 23) vesiculate
 * 24) vesperal
 * 25) vetation
 * 26) vetust
 * 27) vicinal
 * 28) vigesimo
 * 29) villicated
 * 30) viminal
 * 31) vindicability
 * 32) vinipote
 * 33) vinolency
 * 34) violescent
 * 35) viperid
 * 36) viridate
 * 37) viscated
 * 38) visceration
 * 39) vitation
 * 40) vitriolation
 * 41) vociferate
 * 42) volation
 * 43) volitate
 * 44) voluptable
 * 45) volutate
 * 46) vulpinate

W

 * 1) wavure - ok
 * 2) wrongless -ok

Y

 * 1) Yuit

title: User:Visviva/Candidates


text:
fornale

Verb

 * 1) Alternative form of .

title: fornale


text:
寇亂

Noun

 * 1)  bandit incursions

title: 寇亂


text: 寇乱

title: 寇乱


text:
飛石

Noun

 * 1)  catapult

title: 飛石


text: 飞石

title: 飞石


text:
退去

Verb

 * 1) to withdraw; to retreat
 * 2) to recede; to subside

Noun

 * 1) departure, exit

Verb

 * 1) depart

title: 退去


text:
耕牛

Noun

 * 1) farm cattle; cattle used for farming (i.e. cultivating a farmland)

title: 耕牛


text:
præamble

Noun

 * 1) * 1766, Bulſtrode Whitelocke, Whitelockes notes uppon the kings writt for choosing members of parlement (XIII car II), page 134:
 * That the word “magnates” beares the meaning of “commoners,” as well as lords, is expounded by a parlement itſelfe, in the præamble to the ſtatute Staple; wherin is ſaid. “Wheras good deliberation had with the prelats, dukes, earles, barons, and great men of the counties; that is to ſay, of every countey one, for all the countey, &c.a” So that the word “magnates” here is expreſſely uſed for “commoners, knights of ſhires;” and may therfore beare the like conſtruction in other times, and places. So in a plea rolle, in the tower, a law is mentioned made by the king, biſhops, earles, “barons, and other great men,” and the king’s councell; where magnates are reckoned beſides, and after, baronsb.
 * That the word “magnates” beares the meaning of “commoners,” as well as lords, is expounded by a parlement itſelfe, in the præamble to the ſtatute Staple; wherin is ſaid. “Wheras good deliberation had with the prelats, dukes, earles, barons, and great men of the counties; that is to ſay, of every countey one, for all the countey, &c.a” So that the word “magnates” here is expreſſely uſed for “commoners, knights of ſhires;” and may therfore beare the like conſtruction in other times, and places. So in a plea rolle, in the tower, a law is mentioned made by the king, biſhops, earles, “barons, and other great men,” and the king’s councell; where magnates are reckoned beſides, and after, baronsb.

title: præamble


text:
回還

Verb

 * 1)  to return

title: 回還


text: præambles

title: præambles


text: 回还

title: 回还


text:
倒行

Verb

 * 1)  to go in the opposite direction

title: 倒行


text:
招引

Verb

 * 1) to attract; to induce

title: 招引


text: siernes

title: siernes


text:
trommesæt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) drum kit

title: trommesæt


text:
fyrværkeri

Noun

 * 1) firework
 * 2) fireworks

title: fyrværkeri


text: sobrenaturales

title: sobrenaturales


text:
Appendix talk:English dictionary-only terms

Do we really need tables for letters that don't have any entries yet?

What about other languages? abiétin in French only just passed rfd with 4 cites (many more in dictionaries than 4!). Mglovesfun (talk) 19:35, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

 * 1. No, but it makes it much less of a pain to add them; you can just click "edit" and go. Apart from the sadly neglected letters X and Y -- I had some hope for xenodochy and xystarch, but both proved to be real words -- there should be no lack of dictionary words for each letter.
 * 2. I think it would be great to have such lists for other languages, if someone is interested in creating them. Those could be linked from the top of this page, maybe, much as we do for categories.  But methinks abiétin  wouldn't qualify; a word would actually have to fail CFI to get on the list (although the broader category of "words that appear more often in dictionaries than in use" is interesting as well). -- Visviva 03:11, 19 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Further to 1, I've added a sample item for each letter where this is possible, and merged W-Z, so hopefully this is all right now. -- Visviva 14:00, 19 September 2009 (UTC)

 * BTW, if anyone wants to take a section from User:Visviva/Candidates, please go ahead. -- Visviva 14:00, 19 September 2009 (UTC)

English
This category has been renamed, since it only contains "English" words. Unless we have enough of them, Maybe the complimentary appendix should be Appendix:Non-English dictionary-only terms. We do have one in French now, parisome: which failed RFV despite being listed in encyclopedias. Mglovesfun (talk) 22:57, 6 April 2010 (UTC)

Unnecessary categorization – what's causing it?

 * mmm, but "Category:English terms derived from Latin" has appeared again, so what is causing it? — SMUconlaw (talk) 13:11, 23 November 2016 (UTC)

 * Fixed. I readded it to the category by accident when I undid your edit (see line 1,521); sorry about that. — I.S.M.E.T.A. 13:24, 23 November 2016 (UTC)

 * Ah, OK! Thanks. — SMUconlaw (talk) 13:27, 23 November 2016 (UTC)

General dictionary?
What counts as a general dictionary? I see that there's A Dictionary of Medical Science, CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences, Pocket Dictionary of Dry-goods, etc. Does "general" just mean not national? Numbix (talk)


text:
psicológicamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) psychologically

title: psicológicamente


text:
Talk:Catalan

Is "Catalan" (adjective) the exact same as "Catalonian" (adjective)? Some note should be made.
 * Senses for which they are synonyms have been noted. — Carolina wren discussió 01:23, 23 September 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:Catalan


text: preservativos

title: preservativos


text: preservativas

title: preservativas


text:
User:Melikov Memmed

Melikov Memmed

title: User:Melikov Memmed


text:
User talk:Melikov Memmed

--Melikov Memmed 19:47, 18 September 2009 (UTC)

title: User talk:Melikov Memmed


text: localizadora

title: localizadora


text: localizadores

title: localizadores


text: localizadoras

title: localizadoras


text:
injustamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) unjustly, unfairly

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) unjustly, unfairly

title: injustamente


text:
hipotéticamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) hypothetically

title: hipotéticamente


text:
cuestionable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) questionable

title: cuestionable


text: cuestionables

title: cuestionables


text:
account to

Verb

 * 1)  To answer to; to be responsible to.
 * I don't have to account to you for my actions.

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 作出解释
 * Finnish:, olla vastuussa
 * French: rendre des comptes à
 * German:, Rechenschaft schuldig sein
 * Hungarian:, magyarázattal szolgál, ,
 * Italian: rendere conto
 * Japanese: 責任を負う, 責任がある
 * Korean:
 * Polish: rozliczać się
 * Portuguese: responder por
 * Russian:, , дава́ть отчёт, дать отчёт
 * Spanish: responder a

title: account to


text:
cubículo

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) cubicle
 * 2) cubbyhole
 * 3) cell (in a monastery or prision)
 * 4)  bedchamber

Etymology
, from. , which was inherited.

Noun

 * 1) cubicle

title: cubículo


text: cubículos

title: cubículos


text:
answer to

Verb

 * 1) To be accountable or responsible to; to account to; to report to.
 * I'm above you in the hierarchy, Jim, so you should be answering to me.
 * 1) To justify oneself to (someone). (usually with have to)
 * You're going to have to answer to all of these charges to my satisfaction.
 * 1) To respond to (a name); to treat as one's own name.
 * She's answered to Katie her entire life.

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish:
 * French: répondre à; être responsable devant qn.
 * German:
 * Icelandic:, ábyrgur fyrir, óábyrgur
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Korean: :
 * Polish: + instrumental
 * Portuguese: responsabilizar-se por
 * Russian: ,
 * Spanish:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: totella nimeä

title: answer to


text:
radioactivo

Adjective

 * 1) radioactive

Adjective

 * 1) radioactive

title: radioactivo


text: radioactiva

title: radioactiva


text: radioactivos

title: radioactivos


text: radioactivas

title: radioactivas


text: radiactiva

title: radiactiva


text: radiactivos

title: radiactivos


text: radiactivas

title: radiactivas


text: wearables

title: wearables


text:
radiactividad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) radioactivity

title: radiactividad


text:
pick six

Alternative forms

 * pick-six

Noun

 * 1)  An interception by the defense that is run back the other way for a touchdown.
 * 2)  A wager in which the bettor must correctly predict the winners of six consecutive races.

title: pick six


text:
nonindustrially

Adverb

 * 1) In a nonindustrial manner.

title: nonindustrially


text:
no-count

Etymology
Probably aphetized form of

Adjective

 * 1)  Of no value.

title: no-count


text:
Citations:frustrate

Adjective

 * 1874, James Thomson, The City of Dreadful Night, XVI
 * In all eternity I had one chance,
 * One few years' term of gracious human life (...)
 * And this sole chance was frustrate from my birth
 * A mockery, a delusion;

title: Citations:frustrate


text:
leather queen

Noun

 * 1)  A gay man with a fetish for leather.
 * 2) * 1997, Chris Horrocks, Introducing Foucault (Totem Books, Icon Books; ISBN 1840460865, page 3:
 * To find the real Michel Foucault is to ask “which one”? Should we look at the life of the man himself, who as a boy wanted to be a goldfish, but became a philosopher and historian, political activist, leather queen, bestseller, tireless campaigner for dissident causes?
 * 1) * 1997, Chris Horrocks, Introducing Foucault (Totem Books, Icon Books; ISBN 1840460865, page 3:
 * To find the real Michel Foucault is to ask “which one”? Should we look at the life of the man himself, who as a boy wanted to be a goldfish, but became a philosopher and historian, political activist, leather queen, bestseller, tireless campaigner for dissident causes?

title: leather queen


text:
low-down

Adjective

 * 1)  Of no value.
 * 2) Down, depressed.
 * 1) Down, depressed.
 * 1) Down, depressed.

Noun

 * 1) An abject or despicable person.

title: low-down


text:
transdiscursive

Adjective

 * 1) Transcending or of overarching concern to multiple discourses.
 * 2) * 1997: Chris Horrocks, Introducing Foucault, page 5 (Totem Books, Icon Books; ISBN 1840460865
 * A Transdiscursive Man Foucault gave us the term 'transdiscursive', which describes how, for example, Foucault is not simply an author of a book, but the author of a theory, tradition or discipline. We can at least say that he was the instigator of a method of historical inquiry which has had major effects on the study of subjectivity, power, knowledge, discourse, history, sexuality, madness, the penal system and much else. Hence the term, “Foucaldian”.

title: transdiscursive


text:
væggelus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bedbug

title: væggelus


text:
Foucaldian

Adjective

 * 1) * 1997: Chris Horrocks, Introducing Foucault, page 5 (Totem Books, Icon Books; ISBN 1840460865
 * A Transdiscursive Man Foucault gave us the term transdiscursive, which describes how, for example, Foucault is not simply an author of a book, but the author of a theory, tradition or discipline. We can at least say that he was the instigator of a method of historical inquiry which has had major effects on the study of subjectivity, power, knowledge, discourse, history, sexuality, madness, the penal system and much else. Hence the term, “'Foucaldian'”.
 * A Transdiscursive Man Foucault gave us the term transdiscursive, which describes how, for example, Foucault is not simply an author of a book, but the author of a theory, tradition or discipline. We can at least say that he was the instigator of a method of historical inquiry which has had major effects on the study of subjectivity, power, knowledge, discourse, history, sexuality, madness, the penal system and much else. Hence the term, “'Foucaldian'”.

title: Foucaldian


text:
deerberry

Noun

 * 1)  ( or checkerberry), or its fruit.
 * 2)  (squaw huckleberry), or its fruit.
 * 3)  (snakeberry), or its fruit.
 * 4)  (partridgeberry), or its fruit.

Translations

 * Finnish: lamosalali

 * Estonian: roheline mustikas

title: deerberry


text: deerberries

title: deerberries


text:
snakeberry

Noun

 * 1) A , or its fruit.
 * 2) A false lily of the valley, or its fruit.
 * A, , or

title: snakeberry


text: snakeberries

title: snakeberries


text: escolars

title: escolars


text:
nonindustry

Adjective

 * 1) Not of pertaining to industry or some specific industry.

title: nonindustry


text: Category:American Sign Language letters

title: Category:American Sign Language letters


text:
megaclub

Noun

 * 1)  A superclub.

title: megaclub


text: megaclubs

title: megaclubs


text:
nonretail

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to retail.

title: nonretail


text:
corticoide

Noun

 * 1)  corticosteroid

Noun

 * 1)  corticosteroid

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  corticoid, corticosteroid

title: corticoide


text:
nonsales

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to sales.

title: nonsales