BESTILL | • bestill v. (Transitive) To make quiet or still; calm; pacify. • BESTILL v. (archaic) to make still. |
TESTILY | • testily adv. In a testy way; in the manner of someone who is testy. • TESTY adv. irritable. |
ZESTILY | • zestily adv. In a zesty manner; with zest. • ZESTY adv. full of zest. |
BESTILLS | • bestills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bestill. • BESTILL v. (archaic) to make still. |
CHESTILY | • chestily adv. In a chesty manner. • CHESTY adv. suffering from a cough on the chest. |
BESTILLED | • bestilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of bestill. • BESTILL v. (archaic) to make still. |
FESTILOGY | • festilogy n. A treatise on church festivals. • FESTILOGY n. a treatise on ecclesiastical festivals, also FESTOLOGY. |
PESTILENT | • pestilent adj. Highly injurious or destructive to life: deadly. • pestilent adj. (Informal) Annoying. • pestilent adj. (Archaic) Harmful to morals or public order. |
BESTILLING | • BESTILL v. (archaic) to make still. |
PESTILENCE | • pestilence n. Any epidemic disease that is highly contagious, infectious, virulent and devastating. • pestilence n. (Archaic) Anything harmful to morals or public order. • Pestilence prop.n. The personification of pestilence, often depicted riding a white horse. |
FESTILOGIES | • festilogies n. Plural of festilogy. • FESTILOGY n. a treatise on ecclesiastical festivals, also FESTOLOGY. |
PESTILENCES | • pestilences n. Plural of pestilence. • PESTILENCE n. a fatal epidemic or disease, a plague. |
PESTILENTLY | • pestilently adv. In a pestilent manner. • PESTILENT adv. deadly, producing pestilence. |
PESTILENTIAL | • pestilential adj. Of or relating to pestilence or plague. • pestilential adj. (Figurative) Having a harmful moral effect (especially one that is believed to spread in the manner of pestilence). • pestilential adj. (Figurative) Causing irritation or annoyance. |
PESTILENTIALLY | • pestilentially adv. In a pestilential manner; with pestilence. • PESTILENTIAL adv. causing or tending to cause pestilence. |