OPPORTUNISMS | • opportunisms n. Plural of opportunism. • OPPORTUNISM n. the practice of regulating actions by favourable opportunities rather than consistent principles. |
OPPORTUNISTS | • opportunists n. Plural of opportunist. • OPPORTUNIST n. one that is opportunistic or that practices opportunism. |
OUTCROPPINGS | • outcroppings n. Plural of outcropping. • OUTCROPPING n. an outcrop. |
OUTSTRIPPING | • outstripping v. Present participle of outstrip. • outstripping n. The act or process of something being outstripped. • OUTSTRIP v. to go faster or further than. |
PORCUPINIEST | • PORCUPINY adj. like a porcupine, a large spiny rodent of various kinds. |
POSTNUPTIALS | Sorry, definition not available. |
PRESUMPTIONS | • presumptions n. Plural of presumption. • PRESUMPTION n. the act of presuming. |
SUPPLICATING | • supplicating v. Present participle of supplicate. • SUPPLICATE v. to entreat for. |
SUPPLICATION | • supplication n. An act of supplicating; a humble request. • supplication n. A prayer or entreaty to a god. • supplication n. (Historical) In Ancient Rome, a solemn service or day decreed for giving formal thanks to the gods for victory, etc. |
SUPPOSITIONS | • suppositions n. Plural of supposition. • SUPPOSITION n. something that is supposed. |
SUPPURATIONS | • suppurations n. Plural of suppuration. • SUPPURATION n. the discharge of pus. |
THRUPPENNIES | • thruppennies n. Plural of thruppenny. • THRUPPENNY n. threepence, as in thruppenny bit, also THREEPENCE, THREEPENNY, THRUPPENCE. |
UNAPPETISING | • unappetising adj. (Chiefly Britain) Alternative spelling of unappetizing. • UNAPPETISING adj. not appetising. |
UNPROPITIOUS | • unpropitious adj. Not propitious; unfavourable, untimely. • UNPROPITIOUS adj. not propitious. |
UNSTOPPERING | • unstoppering v. Present participle of unstopper. • UNSTOPPER v. to take the stopper from. |
UNSUPPORTIVE | • unsupportive adj. Not supportive. |
UPPITINESSES | • UPPITINESS n. the state of being uppity, also UPPITYNESS. |
UPPITYNESSES | • UPPITYNESS n. the state of being uppity, also UPPITINESS. |