AUTODESTRUCTING | • autodestructing v. Present participle of autodestruct. • AUTODESTRUCT v. to self-destruct. |
CONGRATULATED | • congratulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of congratulate. • CONGRATULATE v. to express pleasure in sympathy with. |
COUNTERTRADING | • countertrading v. Present participle of countertrade. • COUNTERTRADE v. to trade by barter. |
DEARTICULATING | • dearticulating v. Present participle of dearticulate. • DEARTICULATE v. to disjoint. |
DECONCENTRATING | • deconcentrating v. Present participle of deconcentrate. • DECONCENTRATE v. to reduce or abolish the concentration of. |
DECORTICATING | • decorticating v. Present participle of decorticate. • DECORTICATE v. to remove the bark, husk or peel of. |
DECREPITATING | • decrepitating v. Present participle of decrepitate. • DECREPITATE v. to crackle; to roast so as to cause to crackle. |
DETRACTING | • detracting v. Present participle of detract. • detracting n. Detraction; slander. • DETRACTING adj. taking away. |
DETRACTINGLY | • detractingly adv. So as to detract. • DETRACTINGLY adv. DETRACTING. |
DETRACTINGS | • detractings n. Plural of detracting. • DETRACTING n. the act of taking away from. |
DETRUNCATING | • detruncating v. Present participle of detruncate. • DETRUNCATE v. to cut short, lop, mutilate. |
GREATCOATED | • greatcoated adj. Wearing a greatcoat. • GREATCOATED adj. wearing a greatcoat. |
PROGNOSTICATED | • prognosticated v. Simple past tense and past participle of prognosticate. • PROGNOSTICATE v. to foretell from signs or symptoms. |
REDICTATING | • redictating v. Present participle of redictate. • REDICTATE v. to dictate again. |
SCATTERGOOD | • scattergood n. One who wastes; a spendthrift. • Scattergood prop.n. A surname. • SCATTERGOOD n. a spendthrift. |
SCATTERGOODS | • scattergoods n. Plural of scattergood. • SCATTERGOOD n. a spendthrift. |
STRAIGHTLACED | • straightlaced adj. Alternative form of straight-laced. • straight-laced adj. Having narrow views on moral matters; prudish. • STRAIGHTLACED adj. excessively strict in manners, morals, or opinion, also STRAITLACED. |