EPICUREANS | • epicureans n. Plural of epicurean. • Epicureans n. Plural of Epicurean. • EPICUREAN n. someone who believes that avoidance of pain is the greatest good. |
EPICURISED | • epicurised v. Simple past tense and past participle of epicurise. • EPICURISE v. (archaic) to act as an epicure, also EPICURIZE. |
EPICURISES | • epicurises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of epicurise. • EPICURISE v. (archaic) to act as an epicure, also EPICURIZE. |
EPICURISMS | • epicurisms n. Plural of epicurism. • EPICURISM n. the doctrines of Epicurus. |
EPICURIZED | • epicurized v. Simple past tense and past participle of epicurize. • EPICURIZE v. (archaic) to act as an epicure, also EPICURISE. |
EPICURIZES | • epicurizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of epicurize. • EPICURIZE v. (archaic) to act as an epicure, also EPICURISE. |
MANICURING | • manicuring v. Present participle of manicure. • MANICURE v. to have the hands and nails treated professionally. |
MANICURIST | • manicurist n. A person who performs manicures. • MANICURIST n. a person who gives manicures. |
MILLICURIE | • millicurie n. The unit of radioactivity equal to one thousandth of a curie: symbol mCi. • MILLICURIE n. a thousandth of a curie. |
MULTICURIE | • multicurie adj. Pertaining to, or emitting, multiple curies (radiation units). • MULTICURIE adj. having many curies, units of radioactive decay and intensity. |
PEDICURING | • pedicuring v. Present participle of pedicure. • PEDICURE v. to apply foot-treatment to. |
PEDICURIST | • pedicurist n. A person who performs pedicures. • PEDICURIST n. one who cares for the feet. |