GLORIFIED | • glorified v. Simple past tense and past participle of glorify. • glorified adj. Transformed into something glorious (often used sarcastically). • GLORIFY v. to bestow honour or praise on. |
GLORIFIER | • glorifier n. Agent noun of glorify; one who glorifies. • GLORIFIER n. one who glorifies. |
GLORIFIES | • glorifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of glorify. • GLORIFY v. to bestow honour or praise on. |
GORILLINE | • gorilline adj. Similar to, characteristic of, or pertaining to gorillas. • gorilline n. (Zoology) Any hominid in the proposed subfamily Gorillinae (corresponding to the tribus Gorillini). • GORILLINE adj. of or like a gorilla, also GORILLIAN, GORILLOID. |
LIGROINES | • ligroines n. Plural of ligroine. • LIGROINE n. (tradename) a name applied to some of the volatile products obtained in refining crude petroleum, also LIGROIN. |
LOITERING | • loitering v. Present participle of loiter. • loitering n. The action of the verb loiter. • LOITERING adj. standing idly. |
MIRLIGOES | • MIRLIGOES n. (Scots) dizziness. |
REBOILING | • reboiling v. Present participle of reboil. • reboiling n. The process of boiling again. • REBOIL v. to boil again. |
RECOILING | • recoiling v. Present participle of recoil. • recoiling n. The act of something that recoils. • RECOIL v. to draw back in fear or disgust. |
RELIGIONS | • religions n. Plural of religion. • religions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of religion. • RELIGION n. belief in a higher power. |
RELIGIOSE | • religiose adj. Superficially religious, especially in an affected or sentimental way. • RELIGIOSE adj. morbidly or sentimentally religious. |
RELIGIOSO | • RELIGIOSO n. (Italian) a musical piece meant to be played devotionally. |
RELIGIOUS | • religious adj. Concerning religion. • religious adj. Committed to the practice or adherence of religion. • religious adj. Highly dedicated, as one would be to a religion. |
TRILOGIES | • trilogies n. Plural of trilogy. • TRILOGY n. a group of three related literary works. |