DELIQUESCING | • deliquescing v. Present participle of deliquesce. • DELIQUESCE v. to melt away; to dissolve gradually and become liquid by attracting and absorbing moisture. |
DEQUEUEING | • DEQUEUE v. to remove from a (computing) queue. |
DEQUEUING | • dequeuing v. Present participle of dequeue. • DEQUEUE v. to remove from a (computing) queue. |
DISQUIETENING | • disquietening v. Present participle of disquieten. • DISQUIETEN v. to make disquiet, anxious. |
EQUIPAGED | • equipaged adj. Furnished with equipage. • EQUIPAGE v. to fit out with a retinue. |
EQUIPONDERATING | • equiponderating v. Present participle of equiponderate. • EQUIPONDERATE v. to be equal in weight; to balance. |
GENDERQUEER | • genderqueer adj. (LGBT) Not exclusively male or female; having or pertaining to a gender identity which is not represented… • genderqueer n. (Sometimes considered offensive) Someone who is genderqueer. • genderqueer v. (Transitive) To make genderqueer. |
GENDERQUEERS | • genderqueers n. Plural of genderqueer. • GENDERQUEER n. a person who does not subscribe to traditional gender differences but identifies with both, neither, or a mixture of female and male genders. |
GRANDILOQUENCE | • grandiloquence n. Lofty, pompous or bombastic speech or writing. • GRANDILOQUENCE n. lofty or pompous eloquence, bombast. |
GRANDILOQUENCES | • grandiloquences n. Plural of grandiloquence. • GRANDILOQUENCE n. lofty or pompous eloquence, bombast. |
HEADQUARTERING | • headquartering v. Present participle of headquarter. • HEADQUARTER v. to make one's headquarters. |
MADRIGALESQUE | • madrigalesque adj. (Music) Reminiscent of a madrigal. • MADRIGALESQUE adj. somewhat in the style of a madrigal. |
QUADRIGEMINATE | • quadrigeminate adj. Synonym of quadrigeminal. • QUADRIGEMINATE adj. having four similar parts, also QUADRIGEMINAL, QUADRIGEMINOUS. |
QUADRINGENARIES | • quadringenaries n. Plural of quadringenary. • QUADRINGENARY n. a four-hundredth anniversary or its celebration. |
REQUIGHTED | • requighted v. Simple past tense and past participle of requight. • REQUIGHT v. (Spenser) to requite, also REQUIT, REQUITE. |
SQUEEGEED | • squeegeed v. Simple past tense and past participle of squeegee. • SQUEEGEE v. to wipe with a type of mop, also SQUILGEE. |
SQUEGGED | • squegged v. Simple past tense and past participle of squeg. • SQUEG v. to oscillate in an irregular manner. |
SQUILGEED | • squilgeed v. Simple past tense and past participle of squilgee. • SQUILGEE v. to wipe with a type of mop, also SQUEEGEE. |