CORROBORATING | • corroborating v. Present participle of corroborate. • corroborating adj. Supporting. • CORROBORATE v. to support with evidence or authority. |
INTERFEROGRAM | • interferogram n. An image produced by using an interferometer. • INTERFEROGRAM n. a photographic record made by an apparatus for recording optical interference phenomena. |
INTERROGATORS | • interrogators n. Plural of interrogator. • INTERROGATOR n. one that interrogates. |
INTERROGATORY | • interrogatory n. (Law) A formal question submitted to opposing party to answer, generally governed by court rule. • interrogatory n. A question; an interrogation. • interrogatory adj. Serving to interrogate; questioning. |
OVERREPORTING | • overreporting v. Present participle of overreport. • OVERREPORT v. to report to excess. |
PEREGRINATORS | • peregrinators n. Plural of peregrinator. • PEREGRINATOR n. someone who travels about. |
PEREGRINATORY | • peregrinatory adj. Relating to peregrination, to travelling or wandering. • PEREGRINATORY adj. of or relating to a peregrinator; wandering. |
REFRIGERATION | • refrigeration n. The process of transferring heat from an object in order to cool it. • refrigeration n. The process of preserving something by cooling. • refrigeration n. (Medicine) The cooling of the body for therapeutic purposes. |
REINTERROGATE | • reinterrogate v. (Transitive) To interrogate again. • REINTERROGATE v. to interrogate again. |
REINVIGORATOR | • reinvigorator n. One who or that which reinvigorates. • REINVIGORATOR n. somehting that reinvigorates. |
RETROGRESSING | • retrogressing v. Present participle of retrogress. • RETROGRESS v. to show backward movement, degenerate. |
RETROGRESSION | • retrogression n. A deterioration or decline to a previous state. • retrogression n. (Biology) A return to a less complex condition. • RETROGRESSION n. the act of retrogressing. |
TERRAFORMINGS | • TERRAFORMING n. the act of making another planet earthlike. |
TRANSMIGRATOR | • transmigrator n. A transmigrant. • TRANSMIGRATOR n. one who transmigrates. |