Dictionary of Fantastic Vocabulary

Abcivless, adj. without lack of citizenship

Abdignage, n. an unsuitable activity or action

Abfaination, n. the resulting state of being away from fashion

Abfilism, n. belief in staying away from thread

Abiblioion, n. the action of movement to books

Abpictancy, n. the state of being away from painting or drawing

Abrevship, n. the condition of being not short

Absalterity, n. the state of being away from the other

Abscretify, v. to cause to rise or grow away

Abscripty, n. the state or condition of being away from writing

Abscurracy, n. the state of being away from running

Abseptary, adj. resembling one from seven

Absgigative, adj. having the quality of being a billion away

Absidly, adv. in the manner of one prevented from sitting

Absignent, adj. an indication of a missing mark or seal

Absliterive, n. the condition of being away from letters

Absoligoard, n. characterized by being from little

Abspended, v. moved away from hanging or weighing

Absperible, adj. the worth or ability of being away from around

Absphlegmay, n. the condition of being away from inflammation

Abspluic, n. related to the arts and sciences of being from more

Abssocience, n. the quality or state of being away from companions

Abstringify, adj. to take out of a binding

Absvehed, adj. having the quality or characteristics of being carried away

Absveror, n. the condition or activity of being away from truth

Abvadecade, n. a procession going away

Abvolcany, adj. marked by being far from fire

Acabian, n. one that is related to movement away

Acclamia, n. diseases of addition or increase in crying out

Acdement, adj. showing an indication of an increase of population

Acfugear, adj. related to the addition or increase of fleeing

Acgastror, n. the activity of the addition or increase of stomach

Achromish, adj. having the character of the addition or increase of color

Acolical, adj. the quality or relation of being without togetherness

Acontrative, adj. having the quality of being without opposition

Acpatrancy, n. the state of the addition or increase of fatherhood

Acprimeory, n. a place for movement to first

Acreical, adj. having the quality of increasing growth

Acsectwise, adv. in the manner of a movement to cut

Acstrictence, n. the process of the increase of binding or pulling

Actempoable, adj. the worth or ability of the increase or addition of time

Actransly, adv. addition or increase in the manner of movement or change

Acwise, adv. in the manner of being without addition

Adastering, v. changing into a star or stars

Adceedies, n. movements towards yielding or surrender

Adclamance, n. the process of the addition or increase of crying out

Addentile, adj. having the qualities of addition or increase of tooth

Addisant, adj. an indication of an increase of separation

Adhydrice, n. the act of changing into water

Adnocic, adj. having the quality of the addition or increase of night

Adpictable, adj. the ability to change into painting or drawing

Adplurible, adj. having the ability to change into more

Adrogaile, adj. having the qualities of the addition of asking

Adsacrer, v. an action of movement to the sacred

Adsimilcade, n. a procession of movement to resembling

Adstanless, adj. missing movement towards standing

Adtainism, n. a belief in the increase of holding

Advincade, n. a sweet drink that causes the increase of conquering

Afainy, adj. marked by the addition of shape or fashion

Afcarner, n. a thing that changes into flesh

Afcedfold, adv. marked by the addition of yielding or surrender

Afcomary, adj. resembling or related to the addition or increase of fullness

Afdititive, adj. having the quality of an addition or increase of speaking

Afeatship, n. the status of being without shape or fashion

Afhereiest, adj. the greatest addition of stickiness

Afidory, n. a place for being without belief or faith

Afilard, n. one without thread

Afluvward, adv. in the direction of the increase of flow

Afmarify, v. to cause movement towards a sea or pool

Afmisal, n. the result of wrong or bad movement

Afmorphent, n. something that performs the action of change into shape or form

Afpedoness, n. the condition of changing into children

Afpensous, adj. relating to the increase of hanging or weighing

Afproical, adj. the quality or relation of moving forward

Afsancist, n. a member of a movement towards the sacred

Afsuperart, n. one characterized by movement over or above

Afvincade, n. a procession of movement towards conquering

Agafor, n. an activity causing the addition or increase of nearness

Agamfold, adv. marked by change into love or liking

Agdiction, n. the condition of the addition or increase of speaking

Agesture, n. the act of movement to carry or bear

Aggreeor, n. a person or thing that increases gathering

Agmotical, adj. the quality of the addition or increase of movement

Agobify, v. to cause change into opposition

Agofcy, n. the state of transformation into opposition

Agpneumaient, adj. an indication of the addition or increase of breath

Agqueral, adj. having the quality of the addition of asking

Agsidar, adj. resembling movement towards sitting

Agstrainient, adj. an indication of movement to bind of draw tight

Agverbation, n. the state resulting from the addition or increase of words

Agvervancy, n. the capacity of the addition or increase of words

Agvolia, n. disease of the addition or increase of rolling

Ahydrowise, adv. in the manner of movement towards water

Ainant, adj. a kind of agent of the addition or increase of nearness

Aintrant, adj. a kind of agent without layers

Akiloite, n. the quality of being without a thousand

Alacidism, n. belief in the addition or increase of bitterness or sourness

Alalbance, n. the process of the addition of whiteness

Alant, adj. an indication of the addition nearness

Alavian, n. related to the addition or increase of washing

Alcathant, adj. a kind of agent of downward movement

Alcorard, n. one characterized by the addition or increase of heart

Alcracyance, n. the process of the addition or increase of rules

Alectist, n. a person specializing in the addition of choosing or selecting

Alegary, adj. not resembling or related to the law

Alegest, adj. the greatest addition of gathering or selecting

Alfinar, adj. resembling or related to movement towards an end

Algermed, adj. having the quality or characteristics of changing into a vital part

Algigancy, n. the capacity of the addition of a billion

Alginster, n. a person employed to increase carefulness

Alphoning, adj. involved in the activity of adding or increasing sound

Alquader, v. the action of increasing by four

Alsalvy, adj. marked by changing into being safe or healthy

Alsecrdrome, n. a course for movement towards the sacred

Amandant, adj. a kind of agent of the increase of command

Amegaed, adj. having the quality or characteristics of addition or increase by a million

Amitent, n. something that negates sending

Anacite, n. the state of lacking nearness

Anacting, v. increasing moving or doing

Anautity, n. the quality of being without self

Anbelliment, n. the condition of being without war

Ancontraor, n. person or thing that opposes movement or change

Ancyclal, n. the result of the addition of a wheel or circle

Andeiest, adj. the most godless

Andoxor, v. the action of increasing thought or opinion

Anfantion, n. the condition or action of not being made visible

Anfemtoiatry, n. the art of healing without a quadrillionth

Anfinish, adj. having the character of being without end

Anfugeism, n. the doctrine of increased fleeing

Anlecten, v. to cause to become without gathering or selecting

Anlocutance, n. the process of the addition or increase of talking or speaking

Anmatrieous, adj. relating to the addition or increase of mothers

Anmetaic, n. related to the arts and sciences of movement to the beyond

Anoby, adj. marked by lacking obstacles

Anologyship, n. the status of being without speech or reason

Anplurish, adj. having the character of change into more

Anplurly, adv. in the manner of one without more

Anplyster, n. a person without folding

Anpolior, v. the action of the addition or increase of a city

Anprimence, n. the quality or state of being not first

Anquintan, n. a person without five

Anrogant, adj. an indication of being without asking

Anstabery, n. the practice of changing into standing

Antaugial, adj. the quality or relation of opposing origination or increase

Antaugness, n. the state of opposing increase

Antductist, n. a person or member against leading

Antealience, n. the quality of preceding others

Anteclaimient, adj. showing an indication of being before crying out

Antecouren, v. to cause to become before a course

Antecurent, n. an agent preceding a course or run

Antediction, n. a condition preceding speaking

Antefasian, n. one that is before doing or making

Antefider, v. an action preceding faith or trust

Antegure, n. the condition of being without cover

Antehaleful, n. an amount or quantity that fills a proceeding sound

Anteintroency, n. the state of preceding inward

Antejacly, adv. in the manner of one before throwing

Antendian, n. one that is not stretched or strained

Antepatric, n. related to the arts and sciences of preceding fatherhood

Antepliatry, n. the art of healing before folding

Antepreing, adj. activity preceding what came before

Antequintial, adj. the relation of preceding five

Anterectier, adj. more before straightening

Antesecing, n. the result of a preceding cut

Antesoluty, n. the state of being before loosening

Antevivent, adj. a kind of agent preceding life

Antfessless, adj. missing opposition to speaking

Antgermar, adj. related to opposition towards the vital part

Antgraphful, adj. marked by opposition to writing or drawing

Anticentrar, adj. related to opposing the center

Anticuseate, adj. a kind of state opposing cause or motive

Antiergless, adj. lacking opposition to work

Antifluor, n. the condition or activity of opposing flow

Antigate, v. to cause not to be touching

Antigenard, n. characterized by opposing kindness

Antilegward, adv. in a direction or manner opposing law

Antiligate, v. to cause to be against a gathering or selection

Antiloquancy, n. opposition to talking or speaking

Antimariness, n. the condition of opposing the sea

Antimetate, adj. a kind of state opposing change

Antimillward, adv. in a direction or manner opposing a thousand

Antinumismaity, n. the state or quality of opposing coins

Antiregal, n. an action opposing straightening

Antisyner, v. an action opposing togetherness

Antithesisish, adj. having the character of oppposing place

Antivisure, n. the condition of opposing seeing

Antivorship, n. the status or condition of opposing eating greedily

Antoctwise, adv. in the manner of the opposite of eight

Antpoten, adj. of a material opposing power

Antsancish, adj. having the character of opposing the sacred

Antscenion, n. the condition of being against grow old

Antypic, n. related to the arts and sciences of not printing

Anumberish, adj. having the character of being without shadow

Anvolia, n. diseases relating to an increase in rolling

Anvolvly, adv. in the manner of movement to turn about or roll

Apacer, n. person or thing that changes into nearness

Apairist, n. a person or member adding to or increasing an assemblage

Apcaptward, adv. in a direction of the addition or increase of head

Apdoxable, adj. the ability to change into thought or opinion

Apdoxdrome, n. a concourse for the increase of thought

Apfigose, adj. having the quality of change into shape or form

Apgramdrome, n. a concourse for movement towards writing or drawing

Apheest, adv. the most without speaking

Aphenitive, adj. having the quality of movement to make visible

Apleger, v. an action of the addition or increase of law

Aplexdrome, n. a concourse for the addition or increase of law

Apmoning, n. material made for the addition or increase of warning or reminding

Apnaied, adj. having the quality or characteristics of movement towards being born

Apotical, adj. the quality of not power

Apsecuant, n. an agent of the addition or increase of following

Apsimilent, n. an agent of the addition or increase of resembling

Apstringose, adj. having the quality of movement to bind or draw tight

Apstward, adv. in a direction or manner changing into standing

Apsusless, adj. lacking secret movement

Aptagice, n. an act of movement towards touch

Apteraal, adj. the quality of movements towards a trillion

Aptireism, n. the belief in the addition of drawing or pulling

Aptrify, v. to make or form into an addition of three

Aputeate, adj. a kind of state without thinking

Apviage, n. the activity of movement toward the way

Apvolvency, n. the capacity to change into rolling

Arcanger, adj. having a high degree of angular increase

Asambiness, n. the condition of changing into both

Asancish, adj. having the character of changing into the sacred

Asanteer, adj. greater transformating into a preceding state

Asaugful, adj. marked by the addition of increase

Ascapent, n. an agent of the increase of seizing or holding

Ascatal, n. the action of movement down

Asciard, n. characterized as without knowledge

Asconate, n. the state of the addition or increase of togetherness

Ascoous, adj. relating to the addition or increase of togetherness

Ascoror, v. an action of the addition or increase of heart

Ascosmade, n. the act of increasing the universe or world

Ascrescless, adj. missing an increase of growing

Asdiacy, n. the state of being between movement

Asdoxer, v. the action of increasing thought or opinion

Asecuier, adj. greater addition or increase of following

Asfacia, n. diseases of the increase of doing or making

Asfactful, adj. marked by the addition or increase of doing or making

Ashypner, v. an action or movement to increase sleep

Asmanuor, n. a person or thing that moves towards hands

Asmillful, adj. marked by movement to a thousand

Asolusate, n. the state of being not alone

Asomnose, adj. having the quality of being without sleep

Asphonment, n. the result of the addition or increase of sound

Aspicoance, n. the action or process of addition or increase of a trillionth

Asponden, v. to cause to increase in weight

Asputeen, v. to cause an addition or increase in thinking

Asscribic, n. related to the arts and sciences of the addition or increase of writing

Astaity, n. the state of movement to withstand

Asteadish, adj. having the character of being without standing

Astemial, adj. the relation of the addition or increase of time

Astenless, adj. missing an increase in holding

Asteraary, adj. related to addition or increase of a trillion

Asverbent, adj. an indication of the addition of words

Asvisitive, adj. having the quality of an addition or increase of seeing

Asymance, n. the state of increased togetherness

Atandroose, adj. relating to the addition or increase of the characteristics of men

Atcaptart, n. characterized by a movement to take or hold

Atcausent, n. an agent of the increase of burning or heating

Atcisear, adj. related to the addition or increase of killing or cutting

Atcyclate, adj. a kind of state of changing into a wheel or circle

Atendal, adj. the quality of being without stretching or straining

Atferent, adj. an indication of change into bearing or carrying

Atfidous, adj. elating to the increase of belief or faith

Atflecter, adj. comparatively more bent

Atfluless, adj. without increase of flow

Athesisate, n. the state of movement towards placing or putting

Athumcade, n. a procession of movement to the earth

Atingful, n. addition of an amount or quanity of touching that fills

Atintroent, n. something that moves inward

Atlegor, n. the activity of movement towards law

Atmemster, n. a person increasing remembering

Atpedless, adj. being without the movement of feet

Atphantier, adj. greater movement towards showing or making visible

Atproer, v. an action of movement forward

Atsemient, adj. showing an indication of change into half

Atstabar, adj. related to change into standing

Atstanar, adj. resembling movement towards standing

Atsurful, adj. marked by movement under or below

Attinory, n. A place for continued holding

Atvadeose, adj. having the quality of addition or increase of going

Atvaleive, adj. having the quality of increasing strength or worth

Atvolver, adj. increased movement towards turning or rolling

Aultimaite, n. the state or quality of not being last

Becapier, adj. more covered with seizing or holding

Becausory, n. a place for being affected with burning or heating

Becideative, n. having the quality of completely killing or cutting down

Beficcy, n. the state or quality of being covered with shape or fashion

Begamful, adj. marked by being covered with marriage

Belexdrome, n. a course all around law

Bemagnose, adj. having the quality of being covered with greatness

Beofship, n. the condition of being covered with opposition

Beperior, n. person or thing all around

Bephotal, adj. the quality of being covered with light

Beridiful, n. an amount or quantity that fills completely with laughter

Bescientiart, n. one characterized by being affected with knowing

Bespirible, adj. the ability of having breath

Betempoous, adj. having the quality of being covered with time

Beumbraticumward, adv. in a direction or manner covered with shadow

Cobarant, n. an agent of joint weight or pressure

Cocessful, adj. marked by complete yielding or surrender

Cocrescen, v. to cause to become completely risen

Cocruard, n. characterized by joint rising or growing

Cocurrer, adj. more completely running

Cohereor, n. a person or thing that completely sticks

Colalbist, n. a person completely without pigment

Colenient, n. something that performs the action of being completely yearly

Colfeaful, n. with an amount or quanity that fills making or doing

Colfilated, adj. having the quality or characteristics of being jointly threaded

Colhydren, v. to cause to become completely water

Collivercy, n. the state of being completely free

Colmacercy, n. the quality of being completely lean

Colnonly, adv. in the manner of one completely nine

Colorthoice, n. the act of becoming completely straight

Colpassate, n. the state of being completely feeling or suffering

Colrial, adj. the relation of jointly laughing

Colsalvent, n. something that performs the action of being completely safe or healthy

Colsancting, adj. conducting an activity that is completely holy

Colsentar, adj. related to complete feeling or thinking

Colsynor, v. the action of being completely at the same time

Coltemancy, n. the the state of being completely in time

Coltoxable, adj. the ability to be completely poisoned

Comcentrative, adj. having the quality of completely centering

Comchromless, adj. completely missing color

Comcideless, adj. without joint killing or cutting

Comcreaseor, n. person or thing that completely rises or grows

Comcredly, adv. in the manner of one completely believing

Comcuracy, n. the state of complete care

Comcurrive, adj. having the quality of completely running

Comdecaent, adj. an indication of completely ten

Comhaleiest, adj or adv. the most completely whole or sound

Cominfraic, n. related to the arts and sciences of being completely beneath

Comirous, adj. having the quality of not being complete

Comlexiest, adj. the most completely within the law

Commetacy, n. the state of being completely beyond

Comquintory, n. a place for being jointly five

Comsphereless, adj. missing a complete ball or sphere

Comtreatful, n. an amount or quanity that completely fills drawing or pulling

Concursite, n. the state or quality of being completely running or coursing

Confederer, n. a person or thing of complete faith or trust

Conferly, adv. in the manner of one jointly bearing or carrying

Confragade, n. an act of completely breaking

Congener, v. to share birth or race

Conhesice, n. the act of completely sticking

Conliverier, adj. more completely free

Conmorize, v. to cause to be completely mortal

Conperile, adj. having the qualities of being completely intensive

Consurical, adj. the quality or relation of being completely under or below

Contracural, adj. the relation of opposing running

Contracursy, adj. marked by being against running

Contracuser, n. person or thing against causes and motives

Contradifment, n. the condition of opposing separation

Contradynamile, adj. having the qualities of opposing power

Contrafeaify, v. to cause to oppose doing or making

Contrafuseory, n. a place for opposing pouring

Contragermive, adj. having the quality of opposing the vital part

Contrajecting, n. a material made for oppossing throwing

Contrajudiceless, adj. missing opposition to judging

Contramorence, n. the state of being against death

Contrapentaic, adj. the relation of being against five

Contrapluance, n. a state against more

Contrapulsfold, adv. marked by opposition to pushing or urging

Contrasoluient, adj. a kind of agent against loosening

Contrastart, n. one characterized by being against standing

Contrasupraward, adv. in a direction or manner opposite above

Contratendance, n. the state of being against stretching or straining

Contratory, n. the condition of opposing twisting

Contraverier, n. a person or thing against the truth

Contrazoor, n. the activity of opposing animals

Conultimay, adj. marked by being completely last

Conumereous, adj. relating to joint numbers

Cophotly, adv. in the manner of one with light

Coquirism, n. the doctrine of joint seeking or asking

Coragive, n. the condition of being completely near

Corbeful, n. an amount or quanity that compleltely fills causation

Corcedency, n. the action of completely yielding or surrendering

Corcessic, adj. the quality or relation of being completely yielding or surrendering

Corfasial, adj. the quality of being completely done or made

Corferen, adj. composed of a material completely bearing or carrying

Corigniser, n. person or thing completely on fire

Corintrable, adj. the ability of being completely underneath

Corlocent, n. an agent of a shared place or area

Cororthoation, n. the resulting state of being completely straight or correct

Corpedowisem, adv. in the manner of complete children

Corpensative, adj. having the quality of being jointly hanged or weighed

Cortanger, v. the action of touching completely

Cortenor, n. the condition of completely holding or keeping

Coseptate, v. to cause to be jointly seven

Counteragic, n. related to the arts and sciences of opposing doing or acting

Counteraify, v. to cause opposition to nearness

Counterantient, adj. an indication of opposition to being born

Counterasterard, n. one characterized by opposition to stars

Countercausal, n. an action in opposition to burning or heating

Counterdisitive, adj. having the quality of opposing separation

Counterfactia, n. diseases of opposition to doing or making

Counterfragible, adj. the ability to oppose breaking

Countergravian, n. one that opposes weight

Counteridice, n. the act of opossing laughter

Counterinary, adj. resembling or related to the opposite direction of near or towards

Counterlaborate, n. the office of opposition to work

Counternovible, adj. the ability to oppose the new

Counterpacing, adj. conducting the activity of opposition to opposition to peace

Countersolvence, n. opposition to loosening

Countertestery, n. the practice of opposition to bearing witness

Counterumberency, n. the quality or capacity of being in opposition to shadow

Countervoling, n. material made for opposing will

Covaluest, adv. the most completely having strength or worth

Deagic, n. related to the arts and sciences of the removal of doing or moving

Decautal, adj. the quality of reversing burning or heating

Decention, n. the condition of being the opposite of a hundred

Dedicitive, n. having the quality of removing speaking

Deditship, n. the condition of the reversal of giving

Delexies, n. reversals or removals of law

Deluter, v. the action of the reversal of washing

Dematrience, n. the state or quality of being against mothering

Dematriship, n. the status or condition of reversing motherhood

Dementable, adj. the ability of removing or reversing mind

Demiswise, adv. in the manner of one completely wrong or bad

Demonile, adj. having the qualities of the removal of warning or reminding

Denoxient, adj. an indication of the removal of night

Depelcade, n. a procession away from drives or urges

Depodence, n. the state of being against feet

Depodive, adj. having the quality of the removal of feet

Depolyate, adj. a kind of state of the removal of many

Derisist, n. A person against laughter

Desecter, v. the action of removing cutting

Desesses, n. those against sitting

Deseswise, adv. with regard to the removal of six

Desomnist, n. a person against sleep

Desperate, adj. in a state the opposite of favorable

Desupen, v. to cause to become completely secret

Desymward, adv. in a direction or manner away from togetherness

Detrate, v. to cause to be against dragging or pulling

Detribence, n. the action or process of removing pay

Devehship, n. the condition of the reversal of carrying

Deviden, adj. composed of a material that reverses seeing

Diaanimify, v. to make through life or spirit

Diacidor, n. a person involved with removing bitterness

Diacredrome, n. a place for running through growth

Diacyclofy, verb. to make or cause to pass across a wheel

Diaerist, n. person known for being through the air

Diafigible, adj. the ability to move through shape or form

Diagate, n. the state of double doing or going

Diagluless, adj. missing connetion through bonding or gluing

Dialocy, adj. marked by being across place or area

Dialogoure, n. an act through words or speech

Dialoquant, n. something that performs through talking or speaking

Diamorphless, adj. lack of a moving shape or form

Dianitive, adj. having the quality of being related to removal or expulsion

Diaofory, n. a place for crossing barriers

Diapendian, n. one that is through hanging or weighing

Diaplacile, adj. having the qualities of being through pleasing

Diapreile, adj. having the qualities of being through before

Diarectily, adv. in the manner of one who has endured straightening

Diascribor, n. an activity conducted through writing

Diatigart, n. one characterized through touch

Diaurity, n. the quality of double hearing

Diausate, v. to cause to be doubly listening

Dicaptism, n. the doctrine of twice or double heading

Diciseing, n. an activity conduing through killing or cutting

Dicreasency, n. the capacity of growing across

Dideile, adj. having the qualities of the negation or expulsion of God

Didermfold, adv. marked by being across skin

Didominian, n. one that is beyond that which is under control

Difeaent, n. someone or something that performs the negation of doing or making

Difederia, n. diseases of the negation of faith or trust

Difractian, n. one that is twice broken

Difraiious, adj. having the quality of double breaking

Digastrary, adj. related to the removal of the stomach

Digor, n. a person or thing that doubles doing or moving

Diimia, n. diseases of the failure of expulsion or removal

Diirate, adj. a kind of state of being doubly not

Diludeative, adj. having the quality of occuring through play

Diocing, adj. performing the activity of being twice against

Dioctfold, adv. marked by crossing eight

Dipanful, adj. marked by movement across all

Dipheative, adj. having the quality of being through speech

Dipunctency, n. the capacity of removing points or dots

Directial, n. the result of the removal of straightening

Disagful, adj. marked by the negation of moving or going

Disalvier, adj. more through safety or health

Disautary, adj. related to the negation of increase

Dischromency, n. the capacity of the removal or expulsion of color

Discrescly, adv. in the manner of negation of growing

Disecuing, adj. performing activity of the removal of following

Disforeate, adj. a kind of state of the negation of before

Disgregent, n. something that performs the action of expulsion from the herd

Disjacer, n. person or thing that negates throwing

Disjoinive, adj. having the quality of the negation of joining

Disjustical, adj. the quality of the removal of joining

Diskiloive, n. the condition of the explusion of a thousand

Disligwise, adv. in the manner of expulsion from choosing or gathering

Dismonoic, n. related to the arts and sciences of the expulsion of one

Dispacly, adv. in the manner of negating or expelling peace

Dispanical, adj. lacking a relation to all

Dissimilate, v. to cause to be expelled from resembling

Distanden, adj. material for twice or double standing

Distheoal, n. the action of the removal or expulsion of God

Distringor, v. the action of binding or pulling across

Distruy, n. the result of the negation of building

Disubive, adj. having the quality of double secrecy

Disvenice, n. an act of the expulsion of coming

Disvocation, n. the state of the negation or removal of calling

Ditactal, adj. the quality of being used through touch

Dithely, adv. in the manner of the removal of a god

Ditheoize, v. to cause the existence of two gods

Ditraless, adj. missing the expulsion of dragging or pulling

Diturboency, n. the action or process of being through disturbing

Divalucade, n. a procession of doubling strength or worth

Divectment, n. the result of being through carrying

Divocage, n. the activity of calling across

Divokeward, adv. in a direction or manner negating calling

Divolan, n. a person across will

Divolor, n. the condition or activity of double will

Dyacerical, adj. the quality of being doubly bitter

Dyacidize, v. to cause to be doubly bitter or sour

Dyactent, n. something that acts twice

Dyamacy, n. the quality of double liking or loving

Dyancy, n. the state or quality of doubling yearly

Dyastroful, n. an amount or quanity that fills two stars

Dyaugist, n. a person in favor of double increase

Dycessing, adj. participating in the activity of twice surrendering

Dycreaward, adv. in a direction or manner doubly creative

Dydemoify, v. to cause to double in population

Dyforefold, adv. marked by being doubly before

Dyfractency, n. the state of being twice broken

Dyfuseary, adj. related to double pouring

Dyfuseative, adj. having the quality of double pouring

Dyjustient, adj. an indication of double joining

Dymobed, adj. having the quality of double movement

Dyponer, adj. more doubly placed or put

Dyquiswise, adv. in the manner of double seeking or asking

Dysanify, v. to cause to be additionally abnormal

Dyscasous, adj. relating to abnormal or impaired falling

Dyscatancy, n. the state of abnormal accompaniment

Dyscontric, adj. the quality of impaired or abnormal opposition

Dysdural, adj. having the relation of impaired hardness

Dysfectative, adj. having the quality of difficult or impaired making

Dysfemtoic, adj. the quality or relation of impaired quadrillionths

Dysflucful, adj. marked by impaired flow

Dysmonoible, adj. the value of an abnormal one

Dyspectier, adj. more greatly impaired looking or seeing

Dysqueran, n. a person with impaired seeking or asking

Dyssidable, adj. the ability of abnormal or impaired sitting

Dyssolutory, n. a place for bad or abormal explanations

Dystrainor, n. a person or thing that's bad at tying knots

Dysumement, n. the result of difficult or impaired waste

Dytorment, n. the condition of being twice or doubly twisted

Dyvaluing, adj. performing an activity doubling strength or worth

Ecagcy, n. the state of being outside of driving

Ecarnan, n. a person not flesh

Ecautcy, n. the state or quality of being outside of origins

Eccordive, adj. having the quality of being out of heart

Eccorer, n. a person or thing out of heart

Eccosmor, v. the action of moving outside of the world or universe

Ecdontate, v. to cause to be out of teeth

Ecentness, n. the condition of missing a hundred

Ecflexly, adv. in the manner of one outside bending

Ecfragard, n. characterized by being outside of breaking

Ecgloted, adj. having the quality or characteristics of being out of tongue

Ecjunctor, n. a person or thing outside of joining

Eclegial, adj. the quality or relation of being outside of choosing or gathering

Ecmorphless, adj. missing an external shape or form

Ecoabify, v. to cause to be away from the environment

Ecoantiacy, n. the state or quality of being in the environment of old

Ecoapy, adj. marked by proximity to the environment

Ecohyperial, adj. having the quality of being over and above the ecology or economy

Ecomovess, n. a female movement relating to ecology or economy

Ecophotoite, n. the quality of household light

Ecopial, adj. the relation of being outside of the way

Ecorting, v. currently missing correctness

Ecoscopeure, n. the condition of watching the environment

Ecotest, v. to bear witness to the ecology or economy

Ecpathyable, adj. having the ability to be outside of feeling or suffering

Ecplaisness, n. that state of being outside of pleasing

Ecpopier, adj. more outside of people

Ecportcy, n. the quality of being outside of carrying

Ecposten, v. to cause to become outside of after

Ecreased, adj. having the quality of upward growth

Ecsaluage, n. an activity outside safety or health

Ecsignage, n. the the result of being outside of signs

Ecstandart, n. one characterized by being outside of standing

Ecstitency, n. the quality or capacity of withstanding the outside

Ectoaquive, adj. having the quality of being outside of water

Ectocurative, adj. having the quality of being outside of care

Ectocurism, n. the doctrine of external running

Ectofaice, n. the act of external speaking

Ectofainance, n. the state of being outside of shape or fashion

Ectofluing, v. the act of flowing outside

Ectogradic, n. related to the arts and sciences of external gatherings

Ectojoination, n. the action of external joining

Ectomediose, adj. having the quality of being outside of the middle

Ectoquatal, n. the result of being outside of four

Ectorogaor, n. the condition of being outside of asking

Ectosimilier, adj. more closely resembly the outside

Ectotraish, adj. having the character of external dragging or pulling

Ectozoor, v. the action of becoming outside of animals

Ecurrite, n. the quality of computer network related running

Edermery, n. the art or practice of external skins or coverings

Efalbard, n. one characterized by being completely without pigment

Efamiatry, n. the art of healing previous love

Efcatative, adj. having the quality of being completely down

Efconacy, n. the state of being completely full

Efcosmial, adj. the quality of being previous to the world or universe

Efcratward, adv. in a direction or manner outside of rule

Efederic, n. related to the arts and sciences of being completely trusting

Effederant, adj. an indcation of being completely faithful or trusting

Effilism, n. the belief in being completely threaded

Efherose, adj. having the quality of completely sticking

Efhesion, n. the condition of being completely sticky

Efhexster, n. a person upward of six

Efidecy, n. the state of missing faith or trust

Efliverest, adj or adv. the most completely free

Efmedial, n. the result of being completely halfway

Efridism, n. belief in upward laughter

Efstringecy, n. the state of being out of binding or pulling

Efstward, adv. in a direction or manner upward of standing

Efunior, v. an action upward of one

Egenious, adj. relating to computer network related kindness

Egrafitive, adj. having the quality of complete writing or drawing

Elaborer, v. the action of being completely working

Emaeroient, adj. an indication of being surrounded with air

Emamice, n. the act of surrounding with love or liking

Emcalorent, n. an agent responsible for the intensification of heat

Emcausient, adj. an indication of the intesification of burning or heating

Emcipice, n. the act of putting into a hold

Emcordancy, n. the state of being provided with heart

Emfidence, n. an action of the intensification of belief

Emfidewise, adv. in the manner of the intensification of faith or trust

Emgastrment, n. the condition of being provided with a stomach

Emgloity, n. the quality of intensifying bonding or glue

Emgorier, adj. more surrounded with gathering

Emimal, n. an action surrounded with nearness

Eminfrage, n. the activity of making beneath

Emissite, n. the state or quality of computer network related sending

Emjoines, v. brings into the condition of joining

Emmainish, adj. having the character of providing with strength

Emmober, adj. more surrounded with movement

Emmobical, adj. the quality of being surrounded with movement

Emorphory, n. a place for making shape or form

Emotory, n. a place for being away from movement

Emphageion, n. the action of the intensification of eating

Emsesice, n. the act of being surrounded with six

Emsimilan, n. a person in the condition of resembling

Emsoluse, v. the action of intensifying solitude

Emterrar, adj. resembling one surrounded with earth

Emtraia, n. a disease involving the intensification of dragging or pulling

Emvaciatrym, n. the art of healing the intensification of emptiness

Emvehacy, n. the state of the intensification of carrying

Emvicisness, n. the state or condition of being surrounded with change or substitution

Enanster, n. a person surrounded with years

Enascary, adj. resembling one surrounded with birth

Enbeneize, v. to cause to be surrounded with gentleness

Encomable, adj. the ability to insensify togetherness

Encrescient, adj. demonstrating an indication of the intensification of growing

Endacten, adj. material within doing

Endautar, adj. related to the inside of the self

Endcipate, n. the state

Endcordent, adj. an indication of being inside of heart

Endcourier, adj. more within a run or course

Endcreaseian, n. one that is inside of growth

Endcuren, adj. a material inside running

Endgestful, n. within an amount or quanity that is bearable

Endlidest, adj. the most within striking

Endnaial, n. an action inside of birth

Endocory, n. a place for the intensification of teaching or proving

Endpanor, v. an action inside of all

Endsalvate, v. to cause to be within safety or health

Endscriptity, n. the state or quality of being within writing

Endspecient, adj. displaying an indication of being inside of looking or seeing

Endtenen, adj. made of material witihin holding or having

Endteraor, n. the condition of being inside a trillion

Endtransage, n. an activity within change

Endtriant, n. an agent within three

Enductish, adj. having the character of one surrounded with leading or pulling

Enduraard, n. one characterized by being provided with hardness

Endvaluency, n. the capacity of being within strength

Enfamious, n. having the quality of being surrounded with speaking

Enferfold, adv. marked by the instensification of bearing or carrying

Enfugeient, adj. an agent providing fleeing

Englossate, adj. the state of being surrounded with tongue

Enjudicecade, n. a procession to be brought into the condition of a judge

Enlaborory, n. a place to be surrounded with work

Enludeful, adj. marked by being surrouded with play

Enmatring, adj. undergoing the activity of brining into the condition of motherhood

Enmorate, v. to cause to be surrounded by death

Enmoven, adj. material enabling the intensification of movement

Enpareart, n. one characterized by being brought into the condition of assemblage

Enplaiscade, n. a procession surrounded with pleasing

Enpsychive, n. the condition of the intensification of the mind or soul

Ensanctship, n. the condition of being surrounded with holiness

Ensequish, adj. having the character of surrounding with following

Ensumical, adj. surrounded with use

Ensurance, n. the process of making underneath

Entainice, n. the act of the intensification of holding or keeping

Envehible, adj. the ability to bring into the condition of carrying

Envitaing, adj. an activity surrounded with life

Epacitive, adj. having the quality of missing peace

Ephantate, adj. a kind of state previous to being made visible

Ephotoancy, n. the capacity of computer network related light

Epiangize, v. to cause to be over angular

Epiastrize, v. to cause to be close to the stars

Epibibliofy, v. to form into an altered book

Epiceivewise, adv. in the manner of one after taking or seizing

Epicretful, adj. marked by altered growth

Epiductent, adj. giving an indication of being close to leading

Epifortster, n. a person of altered strength

Epiminal, n. an action that is over small

Epimultiency, n. the quality or state of being after many

Epinomship, n. the condition of being after law and order

Epiphantant, adj. showing an indication of altered presentation

Epipictian, n. one that is after painting or drawing

Epiplorer, n. person or thing close to crying out or wailing

Epiprotofy, v. to make or form into one close to first

Episaluible, adj. the ability to endure safety or health

Episalvian, n. one that is close to safe or healthy

Episequance, n. the state of over following

Episesing, n. material made for over six

Episolutless, adj. missing an altered loosening

Epitainible, adj. the ability to be after holding

Epivervier, adj. closer to the correct word

Epivoria, n. diseases after eating greedily

Epiwithitive, adj. having the quality of being overly against

Eportile, adj. having the qualities of computer network related carrying

Eproency, n. the capacity of being completely forward

Equiastrant, adj. a kind of agent of equal stars

Equicadancy, n. the state of having an equal hold or take

Equidecen, adj. composed of an equally suitable material

Equigermage, n. the result of equal vital parts

Equilegite, n. the state of equal gathering or choosing

Equimerate, n. the state of equal sea or pool

Equinomener, n. a person or thing of equal name

Equipaleoy, adj. having equal age

Equipondance, n. the state of equal hanging or weighing

Equiportative, adj. having the quality of equal carrying

Equiretroful, adj. marked by equal backwardsness

Equisatisent, n. an agent of equal enoughness

Equiscioist, n. a person of equal knowing

Equisemity, n. the state of equal halves

Equiservitive, adj. having the quality of equal serving or keeping

Equisocicy, n. the quality of equal companions

Equistruency, n. the action or process of equal building

Equisuply, adv. in a manner equally underneath or below

Equitortic, n. related to the arts and sciences of equal twisting

Equitypy, adj. having equal printing

Equivectness, n. the condition of equal carrying

Equiverbible, adj. the worth of equal words

Ereish, adj. having the character of not occurring again

Etandring, v. enacting the male relationship to time or age

Etaugile, adj. having the qualities of increased time or age

Etbier, n. a person or thing that ages twice

Etcursal, adj. the quality of running or coursing with time or age

Ethydroness, n. the quality of the time or age of water

Etinate, adj. a kind of state of being timeless or ageless

Etinonous, adj. lacking the quality of time or age

Etjectless, adj. a time without throwing

Etmeterar, adj. related to the measure of time or age

Etnominy, adj. marked by a having an old name

Etobient, adj. and indication of being against or in the way of time or aging

Etscribacy, n. the state of being in the age or time of writing

Etsomnage, n. the result of time sleeping

Etsurancy, n. the capacity of being below time

Etvoked, adj. having the characteristics of being called by time or age

Etvolice, n. the act of rolling through time or age

Evcivor, n. the condition of being a citizen of time or age

Evcoster, n. a person with time or age

Evcreae, v. to create time or age

Evdifor, v. an action reversing time or age

Evdisal, adj. the quality or relation of being deprived of time or age

Evenile, adj. not having the qualities of coming

Evgenant, adj. an indication of a time or age of kindness

Evglossitive, adj. having the quality of time tongue

Evincor, v. an action conquering time or age

Evneury, n. the condition of aging nerves

Evoveration, n. the state resulting from excessive time or age

Evpedess, n. an aged female foot

Evquirance, n. the state of seeking time or age

Evriard, n. a time characterized by laughter

Evsecing, n. material made for cutting time or age

Evstanate, n. the state of standing time or age

Exaerard, n. one characterized by lacking air

Exagier, adj. most lacking in nearness

Exalify, v. to remove otherness

Exbiblism, n. previous belief in books

Excautan, n. a person before burning or heating

Excludation, n. the resulting state of lacking closing or shutting

Excludfold, adj. in a manner completely closed or shut

Excreaseient, adj. indication of upward rising or growing

Exduraness, n. the condition of lacking lasting

Exfemtoor, n. the condition of being upward of a quadrillionth

Exficify, v. to form into something lacking shape

Exgrafious, adj. having the quality of lacking writing or drawing

Exhealful, adj. marked by being completely sound or made whole

Exherible, adj. the ability to escape stickiness

Exlideer, v. the action of upward striking

Exlunion, n. the condition of lacking light

Exmedion, n. the condition of lacking a middle

Exmemiatry, n. the art of healing by lacking remembering

Exmilliward, adv. in a manner upward of a thousandth

Exnatory, n. a place for completely springing forth

Expneumonment, n. the result of being out of breath

Expolyless, adj. missing escape from many

Exproade, n. a sweet drink previously in favor

Exrectiwise, adv. in the manner of one completely straightened

Exsciest, adj. the most completely known

Exscioion, n. the condition of completely knowing

Exscopeful, n. an amount or quantitiy that is completely filled with watching

Exseical, adj. having the quality of completely moving away from

Exsepty, n. the condition of lacking seven

Exstatful, adj. marked by lacking a stand

Exsupraion, n. the condition of being completely above

Extactor, n. the condition of lacking touch

Extagic, adj. the quality or relation of being out of touch

Extegant, adj. and indication of lacking cover

Exterbeneious, adj. having the quality of being beyond gentleness

Extercauswise, adv. in the manner of one beyond heat or burning

Extercidifold, adv. marked by being outside of or beyond taking or holding

Extercipant, adj. a kind of agent outside of taking or seizing

Extercluduous, adj. having the quality of being beyond shutting

Extercony, n. the condition of being outside of togetherness

Extercoureous, adj. having the quality of being outside of the course

Extercusal, adj. the quality of being beyond cause or motive

Exterfeaic, n. related to the arts and sciences of being beyond doing or making

Exterfeignant, n. an agent beyond shape or fashion

Exterfractial, adj. the relation of being beyond breaking

Exterhydrocy, n. the state or quality of being outside of or beyond water

Exterirer, adj. further beyond nothing

Exterjuvenive, adj. having the quality of being beyond young

Exterlevister, n. a person who is outside of or beyond lightness

Extermage, n. a result of action upward of boundaries or limits

Exterpedoier, adj. more beyond children

Exterscifold, adv. marked by being outside of knowing

Extertegous, adj. having the quality of being beyond cover

Extertentose, adj. having the quality of being beyond holding

Extertheted, v. put outside of or beyond place

Exterumberies, n. those who move outside of or beyond shadow

Extervicence, n. the state of being outside of change

Exthermible, adj. the worth or ability of being away from heat

Extracedant, n. an agent beyond surrendering

Extracidence, n. the quality of being beyond killing

Extracosmeous, adj. having the quality of being beyond the universe

Extraformist, n. a person outside of shape or resembling

Extragnosar, adj. resembling one beyond knowing

Extralegal, n. an action outside of law

Extramisate, n. the state or office of being beyond wrong

Extranumeric, n. the art or science of being beyond number

Extraplusish, adj. having the character of being beyond more

Extraprimmish, adj. having the character of being outside of or beyond first

Extrasalvial, adj. the quality of being outside of safety or health

Extrascial, adj. the quality of being beyond knowing

Extrasimulative, adj. having the quality of being beyond resembling

Extrasymian, n. one that is beyond togetherness

Extratyment, n. the condition of being outside of quality

Extraumbraticumness, n. the condition of being beyond shadows

Extravectious, adj. having the quality of being beyond carrying

Extroagroious, adj. being outside of or beyond fields or soil

Extroanticoite, n. the state of being beyond old

Extrocauten, adj. a material beyond heat or burning

Extrocomient, adj. an indication of being beyond full

Extrocuraion, n. the condition of being beyond care

Extrocuseful, n. an amount or quanity beyond filling with cause or motive

Extroderming, v. becoming outside of or beyond skin

Extrofantent, n. an agent beyond visiblity

Extrofeaious, adj. having the quality of being beyond doing or making

Extroflucible, adj. having the ability to be beyond flow

Extroimar, adj. related to being beyond nearness

Extroinite, n. the state of being beyond nearness

Extroligcade, n. a procession beyond selecting or gathering

Extromerster, n. a person outside of a sea or pool

Extromisian, n. one that is beyond wrong or bad

Extrononiatry, n. the art of healing by being beyond negation

Extrophageist, n. a person beyond eating

Extropulsance, n. the state of being outside of driving or urging

Extrosusitive, adj. having the quality of being below the beyond

Extroterriatry, n. the art of healing by being outside of the earth

Extrotransence, n. the state of being beyond the beyond

Extrovenness, n. the condition of being beyond coming

Extrovolward, adv. in a direction or manner outside of or beyond will

Extyping, n. material made for being out of print

Exvehent, adj. an agent of upward carrying

Exvicent, n. an agent lacking change

Exvidan, n. a person outside of seeing

endantist, n. a person within old age

Hemiapor, n. a person or thing that is half detatched

Hemicapy, v. the act of half taking or seizing

Hemicedify, v. to cause to half yield or surrender

Hemiceptor, v. the action of half seizing or holding

Hemideiate, n. the state of being half God

Hemiditage, n. the result of half giving

Hemiergence, n. the state of half working

Hemifaced, adj. having the quality or characteristics of being half made

Hemifacfold, adv. marked by half doing or making

Hemimovite, n. the state of being half moved

Hemimovy, adj. marked by being half moving

Heminoxing, n. the result of half a night

Heminteral, adj. having the quality of being half between

Hemipateracy, n. the state or quality of being half a father

Hemipensiest, adj. the most half hanging or weighing

Hemipulsen, v. to cause to become half driven or pushed

Hemisupraest, adj. the most half over

Hemithermor, v. the action of half heating

Hemitorsing, v. currently half twisting

Hemivadeiatry, n. the art of healing through half going

Hemivincism, n. the doctrine of half conquering

Hemivivose, adj. having the quality of being half alive

Hyperacuory, n. a place for more than normal sharpness

Hyperalloest, adj. the most beyond other

Hyperamior, v. action beyond normal love or liking

Hypercessiatry, n. the art of healing more than normal yielding or surrender

Hyperdemor, n. the condition of having more than normal population

Hyperficure, n. the condition of being beyond shape or fashion

Hypernatard, n. characterized by more than normal springing forth

Hyperpacism, n. the doctrine or belief in a greater than normal peace

Hyperpendency, n. the state of more than normal hanging or weighing

Hyperpneumacy, n. the state of more than normal breath

Hyperrectier, n. person or thing that is more than normally straightened

Hypersenting, n. the activity of more than normal thinking

Hypersuprade, n. a product of more than normal aboveness

Hyperterraship, n. the condition of being beyond earth

Hyperumberitive, adj. having more than normal shadows

Hypervacy, adj. having more than normal emptiness

Hypervadeer, v. the action of going beyond

Hypervincade, n. a sweet drink with more than normal conquering

Hyperviviable, adj. the worth or ability of being more than normally alive

Hypocarnify, v. to cause to be under flesh

Hypociseure, n. the act of under killing or cutting

Hypofitial, adj. the quality of being under shape or fashion

Hypometerant, adj. showing an indication of being under measured

Hypometerate, v. to cause to be under measured

Hypoparaly, adv. in the manner of one under besideness

Hypopedoitive, adj. having the quality of being under children

Hypopondite, n. the quality of being under weight

Hypoposiatry, n. the art of healing under place

Hypospecate, adj. a kind of state of under seeing

Hypoturboite, n. the state of being under disturbed

Ilangess, n. a female without angle

Ilcardient, adj. indicating the inside of the heart

Ilcurure, n. the condition of being without a course

Ildocest, adj. the most without teaching

Ilduraible, adj. without the worth or ability of being hard or lasting

Ilglotish, adj. having the character of being without a tongue

Illegify, n. to make witout law

Ilologyor, v. an action without reason

Ilpathity, n. the state of being without feeling or suffering

Ilphasar, adj. related to being not shown or visible

Ilplacor, n. a person or thing without pleasing

Ilquading, n. material made for being inside of four

Ilstrictic, adj. the relation of being without binding or pulling

Ilturboism, n. the doctrine of being without disturbing

Ilvenary, adj. resembling or related to not coming

Imacant, n. an agent without nearness

Imagious, adj. having the quality of being without doing or moving

Imcapitan, n. a person without a head

Imcolous, adj. having the quality of the inside of togetherness

Imdynamist, n. a person without power

Imenior, n. a condition or activity not yearly

Imfacose, adj. having the quality of being inside of doing or making

Imgastroen, adj. like a material inside the stomach

Imilacy, n. the state or quality of being without negativity

Imjuvenment, n. the condition of being without youth

Immanuize, v. to cause to be without making or doing

Immotous, adj. having the quality of being inside of movement

Imnymion, n. the condition of being without a name

Imomniate, n. the state of being inside of everything

Impoundible, adj. the ability to be without place

Impsychacy, n. the state or quality of being without mind or soul

Imsequious, adj. having the quality of being without followers

Imsimulable, adj. the ability to be without resembling

Imspecan, n. a person without looking or seeing

Imstitly, adv. in the manner of one without withstanding

Imstrictitive, adj. having the quality of being without binding or pulling

Imtempoate, adj. a kind of state without time

Imvering, n. material made for being inside of truth

Imvivance, n. the state or quality of being inside of life

Imwithor, v. to act without opposition

Inaerive, n. the condition of being without air

Inagia, n. diseases caused by the lack of moving or going

Incisecy, n. the state of being inside of killing or cutting

Induraile, adj. not having the qualities of being hard or lasting

Inferar, adj. related to the inside of bearing or carrying

Infracivible, adj. the worth or ability of being below a citizen

Infracyclist, n. a person below wheels

Infradeive, adj. having the quality of being below God

Infradocence, n. the state of being below teaching

Infrafilaal, adj. the quality of being below thread

Infragient, adj. an indication of movement or doing below

Infrainery, n. the practice of being below nearness

Infrajacism, n. the belief in being below throwing

Inframedile, adj. having the qualities of being below the middle

Infrapaleoant, n. an agent below old

Infraphilism, n. belief in love below

Infrasepticm, adj. the quality of being below seven

Infrasumeen, v. to cause to become below taking or using

Infrasusate, v. to cause to be below or underneath

Infratemless, adj. missing the underside of time

Infratency, n. the state of being below nearness

Inhumaned, adj. not having the quality or characteristics of man

Ininism, n. the absence of a doctrine or belief in negation

Inlutate, n. the state of being without washing

Inmonwise, adv. in the manner of one without warning

Inpentaian, n. one that is inside of five

Inpliance, n. the quality of being without folding

Inquintable, adj. not worth five

Inscriptence, n. the quality of state of being without writing

Interabsient, adj. an indication of being between distance

Interapwise, adv. in the manner of one between detachments

Intercasish, adj. having the character of being between falling

Interchromiest, adj or adv. the most amongst color

Intercortest, adj. between or amongst the most correct

Interductest, adj. the most amongst leading or pulling

Interfaced, v. to have been amongst doing or making

Interficer, v. the action of being amongst doing or making

Interfluvify, v. to make or form into among flows

Interleagar, adj. related to being between the law

Intermarily, adv. in the manner of one amongst the sea

Intermesoive, n. the condition of being among the middle

Intermortent, n. an agent between death

Interoful, adj. marked by being between opposition

Interpedory, n. a place for being between or among children

Interpodure, n. the condition of being among feet

Interpostess, n. a female between afterwards

Intersection, n. the condition of being between cuts

Intersidest, adj. the most amongst sitting

Interstor, v. an action between standing

Interstrictical, adj. the quality of being between binding

Intertomy, adj. marked by being between cuts

Intertractate, v. to cause to be between dragging or pulling

Intracentrity, n. the quality of being inside of the center

Intracomity, n. the state of being fully within

Intradictose, adj. relating to being within speaking

Intragastroar, adj. resembing or related to the inside of a stomach

Intragastroness, n. the condition of being inside the stomach

Intragenize, v. to cause to be inside of kind

Intraintroible, adj. the worth or ability of being inside of inwardness

Intrajunctan, n. a person inside of or within a joint or joining

Intramagnary, adj. resembling or related to being inside of greatness

Intramicroing, v. currently being within a millionth

Intranthropent, n. an agent within man

Intrantly, adv. in the manner of one within opposites

Intraonymcy, n. the state of being within a name

Intrapict, v. to paint

Intraquadship, n. the condition of being inside of four

Intratheoion, n. the condition of being within God

Intrathesisic, adj. having the relation of being inside of place

Intratomice, n. an act within cutting

Intyism, n. action or conduct without quality

Invincist, n. a person without conquering

Iralience, n. the state of being without others

Ircasable, adj. the ability not to fall

Ircedard, n. one characterized by being wihtout yielding or surrender

Irdictial, adj. the quality or relation of being without speaking

Irhumy, adj. marked by being inside the ground

Irjunctile, adj. being without the qualities of joining

Irnonical, adj. the relation of being inside of nine

Irorthoor, n. person or thing without straightening or correcting

Irpathcade, n. a procession towards feeling or suffering

Irphillesm, adj. missing the inside of love

Irstabism, n. the doctrine of opposing standing

Irterrary, adj. related to the inside of the earth

Irtribient, adj. a kind of agent without pay

Irvocart, n. characterized by being inside calling

Irvoltate, adj. being in a kind of state inside of rolling

Macracriency, n. the state of lean bitterness

Macragious, adj. having the quality of lean doing

Macralterose, adj. relating to a lean other

Macrbibliest, adj. the most lean book

Macrcasen, v. to cause to fall towards lean

Macrdeiian, n. one that is a lean God

Macrflictward, adv. in a direction or manner related to learn striking

Macrfluvist, n. person with lean flow

Macrgastrward, adv. in a direction or manner of a lean stomach

Macrjuvenia, n. diseases of the lean young

Macrmoviest, adv. the most lean moving

Macrocaptate, v. to cause to be lean of head

Macrogastration, n. a state resulting from lean stomach

Macrogermity, n. the state or quality of a lean vital part

Macroprotient, adj. an indication of being of lean origin

Macrscriptness, n. the quality of lean writing

Macrstryship, n. the condition of lean building

Macrthermose, adj. having the quality of lean heat

Malevate, n. the office of bad time or aging

Nongloter, v. the action of the absence or negation of tongue

Nonhyperiest, adj. the most lacking above

Nonjustious, adj. relating to the absence of joining

Nonlexship, n. the condition of the absence or negation of law

Nonlocient, adj. an indication of the absence of place or area

Nonmemous, adj. relating to the absence of remembering

Nonmetrify, v. to cause the absence of measurement or apportion

Nonpluer, n. person or thing that does not do more

Nonsucancy, n. the state or quality of the absence of secrecy

Nonvicable, adj. the absence of the ability to change

Nonvolity, n. the absences of turning or rolling

Obally, adv. in the manner of one concealing nearness

Obaudiure, n. the act of concealing hearing or listening

Obcisecy, n. the state of concealing killing or cutting

Obclamor, v. the action of concealing crying out

Obhumanation, n. an action against the earth or man

Objudiceous, adj. having the quality of concealing judgement

Obmentcade, n. a procession against mind

Obnanoite, n. the quality of blocking a billionth

Obnomenic, n. related to the arts and sciences of concealing names

Obnomest, adj. the most against law or order

Obphageable, adj. the ability of concealing eating

Obsatisary, adj. related to blocking or concealing sufficiency

Obsecter, n. a person or thing against cutting

Obsecuage, n. an activity blocking following

Obstaor, v. the action of blocking or concealing endurance

Obstay, adj. marked by being against standing

Obstringal, adj. the relation of concealing binding

Obstroyous, adj. having the quality of blocking building

Obtoxing, n. an activity blocking or concealing poison

Obvaleship, n. the condition of concealing strength or worth

Ocagical, adj. having the relation of concealing doing or moving

Ocaugancy, n. the capacity of concealing increase

Occapity, adj. having a blocked or concealed head

Occasess, n. a female involved with the blocking of taking or seizing

Ocfaner, v. an action against showing or making visible

Ocgnosify, v. to form into a barrier to knowing

Ochemate, v. to cause to be against blood

Ochumanate, adj. a kind of state concealing the earth

Ocimize, v. to cause unblocking or revealing

Oclogoard, n. characterized by concealing speech or reason

Oclusent, n. something that blocks or conceals light

Ocmentment, n. the condition of blocking mind

Ocphagiest, adv. the most concealed eating

Ocpneumonence, n. the action of blocking breath

Ocriding, adj. involved in activity against laughter

Ocrogancy, n. the state of blocking asking

Ocsecible, adj. the ability to block or conceal cutting

Ocvervence, n. the process of blocking or concealing words

Ofantice, n. the act of blocking or concealing opposition

Ofarchice, n. an act blocking chiefs or rulers

Ofaugful, adj. marked by concealing increase

Ofceedence, n. the action of blocking surrender

Ofcidure, n. the act of blocking seizing or holding

Ofdoctile, adj. having the qualities of blocking teaching

Offessory, n. a place for blocking or concealing speaking

Offlucship, n. the condition of blocking flow

Ofinion, n. the condition of blocking or concealing nearness

Oflogize, v. to cause to be against words

Ofmarive, n. the conidition of blocking or concealing the sea

Ofoligoish, adj. having the character of concealing little

Ofquisful, adj. known for blocking seeking or asking

Ofrogart, n. characterized by blocking asking

Ofsentible, adj. the ability to conceal feeling or thinking

Ofsidor, v. an action blocking sitting

Ofsperar, adj. related to blocking a favorable outcome

Oftensure, n. the act of concealing strain

Opfectest, adv. the most against doing or making

Opherate, v. to cause to be concelaing sticking

Opimate, adj. being in a kind of state near concealment

Opludeian, n. one that is blocking or concealing play

Opmegaen, v. to cause to become against millions

Opocter, n. a person or thing that blocks or conceals eight

Oppacster, n. a person against peace

Oppedoful, n. an amount or quantity that fills a blocked or concealed child

Opposor, v. an action against placing or putting

Opsalual, n. an action against being safe or healthy

Opsidcy, n. the state of blocking or concealing sitting

Opstigery, n. the practice of blocking binding or pulling

Optortory, n. a place for blocking or concealing twisting

Optriian, n. one that is concealing three

Outalboent, adj. an indication of surpassing whiteness

Outamier, adj. further away from love or liking

Outbellible, adj. the ability to surpass war

Outcady, n. the result of surpassing falling

Outcontrable, adj. worthy of surpassing opposition

Outcosmodrome, n. a track external to the universe

Outcrescar, adj. resembling surpassing growth

Outfanency, n. the capacity of exceeding showing

Outforeious, adj. having the quality of being exceedingly before

Outforence, n. the state of surpassing beforeness

Outforial, adj. exceeding or surpassing precedence

Outhereer, v. the action of exceeding sticking

Outlexous, adj. having the quality of exceeding the law

Outmanning, v. surpassing or exceeding in hands or making

Outmaria, n. diseases of external seas and pools

Outmigrancy, n. the state of external wandering

Outmissice, n. the act of sending away

Outoverate, adj. a kind of state of surpassive excessiveness

Outplicy, n. the state of exceeding folding

Outplual, n. an action exceeding more

Outridrome, n. a concourse for being away from laughter

Outstroyen, v. to cause to become externally built

Outvervcy, n. the state of surprassing words

Outvolvial, adj. having the relation of exceeding rolling

Overalteren, v. to cause to become excessively other

Overamiless, adj. missing excessive love or liking

Overautate, n. the state of excessive increase

Overcadless, adj. missing excessive taking or seizing

Overcorence, n. the state of excessive heart

Overgrafence, n. the state of excessively writing or drawing

Overgraphist, n. a person excessively writing or drawing

Overhumency, n. the state of being above the earth

Overliberent, n. an agent of excessive freedom

Overmillian, n. one that is over a thousand

Overnomenen, v. to cause to become excessively named

Overpathywise, adv. in the manner of one excessively feeling

Overpatious, adj. having the quality of excessively feeling or suffering

Overplacart, n. characterized by excessive pleasing

Overvalian, n. a person of excessive strength

Periaerize, v. to cause to be around air or atmosphere

Pericaptive, n. the condition of having a round head

Periceptal, n. an action about taking or seizing

Periclinia, n. diseases about leaning or bending

Pericrescart, n. characterized by round growing

Pericretal, adj. the quality of growing around or about things

Perifanite, n. the state of being nearly shown or made visible

Periflictate, adj. a kind of state around a strike

Perimedior, n. person or thing surrounding the middle

Perimemial, adj. the quality or relation of being near recall

Periminic, adj. the quality of being around the small

Perimortive, n. the condition of being around death

Perimotable, adj. having the ability to move around

Periocart, n. one characterized by being around opposition

Periridish, adj. having the character of being about laughter

Perisancting, v. surrounding the holy

Perisupraism, n. the doctrine of surrounding above

Periturbotic, adj. having quality of disturbing the surroundings

Periumbraticume, v. to cause to be encircled by shadow

Perivectice, n. the act of carrying around

Perivolvful, n. an amount or quanity that fills around a roll

Postantory, n. a place for being after opposition

Postautile, adj. having the qualities of being after origination or increase

Postbeose, adj. having the quality of being after cause

Postbiable, adj. the ability of being after two in time or order

Postceasar, adj. related to being after yielding or surrender

Postcisical, adj. being after in time or order of a killing or cutting down

Postditess, n. a female after giving

Postergan, n. person after work

Postergier, adj. further after work

Postflucic, n. related to the arts and sciences of being after flow

Postfored, adj. having the quality of being after something earlier

Postgenite, n. the state or quality of being after kindness

Posthydroice, n. the act of becoming after water

Postkiloship, n. the condition of being after a thousand

Postmagncy, n. the state or quality of being after something great

Postmorphative, adj. having the quality of being after shape or form

Postocer, n. person or thing after opposition

Postopal, n. the result of being after obstacles in time or order

Postpairal, n. resulting from or following an assemblage or arrangement

Poststior, v. an action after standing

Postvitade, n. a sweet drink after life

Postvokeient, adj. an indication after calling

Prealteous, adj. having the quality of being before the deep

Precivite, n. the state of being not yet a citizen

Precosmness, n. the state of being before the universe

Precratient, adj. a kind of agent before rule

Predermist, n. person or member before skin

Predisite, n. the state of being before separation

Prefacent, n. an agent before doing or making

Premagncade, n. a procession before greatness

Preneurart, n. one characterized by being before nerve

Preoctance, n. the quality of being before eight

Preomniard, n. one characterized by being before everything

Prepatwise, adv. in the manner of one before suffering

Prepedoic, n. related to the arts and sciences of being before children

Preploreancy, n. the state of being before crying out or wailing

Prequerence, n. the state of being before seeking or asking

Presensing, n. the activity of feeling or thinking before in time

Prestatard, n. A person who takes an early or advanced stand

Presteadion, n. the condition of being before standing

Presuprar, adj. related to being before elevation

Presynade, n. a sweet drink before togetherness

Proagate, adj. the state of favouring nearness

Proandrent, adj. a kind of agent favouring characteristics of men

Procomy, n. the condition of favouring fullness

Procycloor, n. the condition or activity of favouring wheels or circles

Proleagant, n. an agent that performs an action in support of the law

Proliberward, adv. in a direction or manner favouring freedom

Promalible, adj. the ability to support badly

Promanuan, n. a person favoring making or doing

Prometerable, adj. the ability to be before measure

Prononent, n. something that is in support of nine

Pronovile, adj. having the qualities of favouring the new

Prophagester, n. a person in support of eating

Proridize, v. to cause to be in support of laughter

Proumbraticumar, adj. related to support of shadows

Provolcany, n. the state or condition of favoring fire

Reantiful, n. an amount or quanity that fills again the opposition

Reaquate, b. the state or function of repeating water

Reaurent, adj. an indication of listening again

Rebeneeous, adj. having the quality of being repeatedly gentle

Rebibliment, n. the result of repeated books

Recardiency, n. the action or process of having heart again

Recivible, adj. the ability to be regain citizenship

Recurancy, n. the capacity of repeated running

Recureous, adj. having the quality of repeated running

Redonive, n. the condition of repeated giving

Redural, n. an action of repeated lasting

Relavive, adj. having the quality of repeated washing

Relegency, n. the action of repeated gathering or choosing

Relocize, v. to cause to be again in a place or area

Reloges, n. repeated speech or words

Reluty, adj. marked by washing again

Remonary, adj. related to repeated warning or reminding

Reovereous, adj. having the quality of being repeatedly excessive

Resophor, n. the condition of being once again wise

Retired, adj. having the quality or characteristics of gaining pulling

Semiambulation, n. the action of half or partly walking

Semiapoitive, adj. having the quality of being partly formed

Semicadial, adj. having the relation of partly seizing or holding

Semicourency, n. the action of half or partly running

Semicratance, n. the state of half rule

Semifecate, n. the office of partly doing or making

Semijustial, adj. the quality of behing half joined

Semiplusious, adj. having the quality of being partly more

Semipodate, n. the state of having half feet