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There are 15 words containing G, M, N, 2T and 2U

TUMULTINGtumulting v. Present participle of tumult.
TUMULT v. to make a great din and commotion.
OUTTRUMPINGouttrumping v. Present participle of outtrump.
OUTTRUMP v. to surpass in trumping.
MULTUNGULATEmultungulate adj. Having many hoofs.
multungulate n. Any mammal with many hoofs.
MULTUNGULATE adj. having the hoof divided into more than two parts.
TUMULTUATINGtumultuating v. Present participle of tumultuate.
TUMULTUATE v. (archaic) to make a tumult.
UNSUBMITTINGunsubmitting adj. That does not submit.
unsubmitting v. Present participle of unsubmit.
UNSUBMITTING adj. not submitting.
MULTILINGUISTmultilinguist n. A speaker of multiple languages; a polyglot.
MULTILINGUIST n. a speaker of many languages.
MULTUNGULATESmultungulates n. Plural of multungulate.
MULTUNGULATE n. a multungulate animal.
CIRCUMNUTATINGcircumnutating v. Present participle of circumnutate.
CIRCUMNUTATE v. to proceed with a spiral motion.
MISPUNCTUATINGmispunctuating v. Present participle of mispunctuate.
MISPUNCTUATE v. to punctuate wrongly.
MULTILINGUISTSmultilinguists n. Plural of multilinguist.
MULTILINGUIST n. a speaker of many languages.
ULTIMOGENITUREultimogeniture n. A system of inheritance in which the youngest son or youngest child inherits an estate.
ULTIMOGENITURE n. inheritance by the youngest child.
COUNTERARGUMENTcounterargument n. An argument that is opposed to another argument.
COUNTERARGUMENT n. an opposing argument.
OUTMANIPULATINGoutmanipulating v. Present participle of outmanipulate.
OUTMANIPULATE v. to surpass in manipulation.
OVERMULTITUDINGOVERMULTITUDE v. (Milton) to outnumber.
ULTIMOGENITURESultimogenitures n. Plural of ultimogeniture.
ULTIMOGENITURE n. inheritance by the youngest child.

Scrabble words — in black are valid world wide — in RED are not valid in North America — in GREEN are valid only in North America.
Definitions are short excerpt from the WikWik.org and 1Word.ws.

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