| BLADDERWORT | • bladderwort n. Any of many aquatic carnivorous plants, of the genus Utricularia, that have open bladders that trap… • BLADDERWORT n. a kind of seaweed. |
| BLADDERWORTS | • bladderworts n. Plural of bladderwort. • BLADDERWORT n. a kind of seaweed. |
| DOWNHEARTEDLY | • downheartedly adv. In a downhearted manner. • down-heartedly adv. Alternative form of downheartedly. • DOWNHEARTED adv. downcast, dejected. |
| TWADDLE | • twaddle n. (Uncountable) Empty or silly idle talk or writing; nonsense, rubbish. • twaddle n. (Countable) One who twaddles; a twaddler. • twaddle v. To talk or write nonsense; to prattle. |
| TWADDLED | • twaddled v. Simple past tense and past participle of twaddle. • TWADDLE v. to talk foolishly, also TWATTLE. |
| TWADDLER | • twaddler n. One who twaddles. • TWADDLER n. one who talks twaddle. |
| TWADDLERS | • twaddlers n. Plural of twaddler. • TWADDLER n. one who talks twaddle. |
| TWADDLES | • twaddles n. Plural of twaddle. • twaddles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of twaddle. • Twaddles prop.n. Plural of Twaddle. |
| TWADDLIER | • TWADDLY adj. boringly. |
| TWADDLIEST | • TWADDLY adj. boringly. |
| TWADDLING | • twaddling v. Present participle of twaddle. • twaddling n. Nonsense; claptrap. • TWADDLING n. the act of twaddling. |
| TWADDLINGS | • twaddlings n. Plural of twaddling. • TWADDLING n. the act of twaddling. |
| TWADDLY | • twaddly adj. Full of twaddle; silly. • TWADDLY adj. boringly. |
| ULTRAWIDEBAND | • ultrawideband adj. Describing a radio technology that uses a large portion of the radio spectrum. • ULTRAWIDEBAND n. a very broad bandwidth. |
| ULTRAWIDEBANDS | • ULTRAWIDEBAND n. a very broad bandwidth. |
| WADDLIEST | • WADDLY adj. having a waddling gait. |
| WATERFLOODED | • waterflooded v. Simple past tense and past participle of waterflood. • WATERFLOOD v. to inject water to maintain pressure in a reservoir and to drive the oil etc. towards the production wells. |
| WILDCATTED | • wildcatted v. Simple past tense and past participle of wildcat. • WILDCAT v. to drill an experimental well in an area of unknown productivity in search of oil, gas, ore, etc. |