ASTONIES | • astonies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of astony. • ASTONY v. to amaze or shock, also ASTONISH, ASTONE. |
ATONIES | • ATONY n. muscular debility, also ATONIA. |
BETONIES | • betonies n. Plural of betony. • BETONY n. a labiate plant of woodland. |
BRIMSTONIEST | • BRIMSTONY adj. containing or resembling brimstone. |
BUTTONIEST | • BUTTONY adj. ornamented with a large number of buttons. |
CATATONIES | • catatonies n. Plural of catatony. • CATATONY n. a state of rigidity experienced periodically by schizophrenics. |
COTTONIEST | • COTTONY adj. having the texture of cotton. |
GLUTTONIES | • gluttonies n. Plural of gluttony. • GLUTTONY n. excessive eating. |
HOMOTONIES | • homotonies n. Plural of homotony. • HOMOTONY n. harmony of tone. |
MONOTONIES | • monotonies n. Plural of monotony. • MONOTONY n. tedious sameness. |
MUTTONIEST | • MUTTONY adj. like mutton; having a flavor of mutton. |
STONIES | • STONY v. aphetic for astony, to astonish. |
STONIEST | • stoniest adj. Superlative form of stony: most stony. • STONY adj. of or like stone, also STONEY. |
SYNTONIES | • syntonies n. Plural of syntony. • SYNTONY n. the tuning of transmitters and receivers with each other. |
TANTONIES | • tantonies n. Plural of tantony. • TANTONY n. the smallest pig in a litter. |
TONIES | • tonies n. Plural of tony. • Tonies n. Plural of Tony. • TONY n. (obsolete) a simpleton. |
TONIEST | • toniest adj. Superlative form of tony: most tony. • TONY adj. high-toned, also TONEY. |