AGITATOR | • agitator n. One who agitates; one who stirs up or excites others, for example political reformers. • agitator n. An implement for shaking or mixing. • agitator n. (Historical) One of a body of men appointed by the army, in Oliver Cromwell’s time, to look after their interests. |
GRATTOIR | • grattoir n. Synonym of endscraper. • GRATTOIR n. (French) a scraper made of flint. |
GROTTIER | • grottier adj. Comparative form of grotty: more grotty. • GROTTY adj. wretchedly shabby; of a poor quality. |
OTTERING | • ottering n. The hunting of otters. • OTTER v. to fish with a board of baited lines. |
OUTRIGHT | • outright adv. Wholly, completely and entirely. • outright adv. Openly and without reservation. • outright adv. At once. |
ROTATING | • rotating adj. Undergoing physical rotation. • rotating adj. That proceeds in sequence or in turns. • rotating v. Present participle of rotate. |
TOTTRING | • TOTTRING adj. (Shakespeare) hanging in rag. |
TRIGLOTS | • triglots n. Plural of triglot. • TRIGLOT n. a book written in three languages. |
TROATING | • troating v. Present participle of troat. • TROAT v. to bellow like a roaring buck. |
TROTHING | • trothing v. Present participle of troth. • TROTH v. (Shakespeare) to promise to marry, also BETROTH. |
TROTTING | • trotting adj. Of an animal that trots. • trotting n. The action of the verb trot. • trotting v. Present participle of trot. |
TROUTING | • trouting v. Present participle of trout. • TROUTING n. trout-fishing. |
TUTORING | • tutoring v. Present participle of tutor. • tutoring n. Tuition. • TUTORING n. the act of tutoring. |