Words Containing NTLI

A southern constellation resembling a pump.

Plural of antlia.

A device or part that acts as a pump, especially in insects.

Resembling an ant, especially in size.

A winged insect whose larva traps ants in conical pits.

Plural of ANTLION.

More characteristic of an aunt; more auntly.

Most like an aunt.

Resembling or typical of an aunt.

A young child, often illegitimate.

Plural of BANTLING.

A rope for hauling up a square sail.

Plural of BUNTLINE.

Present participle of CANTLE.

The spiral groove between strands of a rope.

Plural of CONTLINE.

A product sold individually from a multi-item package.

Plural of COUNTLINE.

Present participle of DISGRUNTLE.

Present participle of DISMANTLE.

Plural of DISMANTLING.

Resembling flint.

Located at the foremost position in a conflict or effort.

Plural of FRONTLINE.

A publisher's list of recently released books.

Plural of FRONTLIST.

A line used to hoist rigging from a mast.

Plural of GANTLINE.

Present participle of GENTLE.

In a more giant-like manner.

Most giant-like or enormous.

Like a giant; enormous.

Present participle of GRUNTLE.

Present participle of IMMANTLE.

Present participle of MANTLE.

Plural of MANTLING.

Honest and fair in business, like a good merchant.

Resembling mint in taste or smell.

Present participle of OUTMANTLE.

Resembling or characteristic of a plant.

A young or small plant.

Plural of PLANTLING.

Resembling a point or having negligible size.

More saintly.

Most saintly.

Resembling a saint in behavior or character.

In a saintly manner.

The quality of being saintly or holy.

Plural of SAINTLINESS.

An unimportant or minor saint.

Plural of SAINTLING.

Present participle of SCANTLE.

Plural of SCANTLING.

Resembling a serpent in form or movement.

Resembling a splint in form or function.

Comparative form of sycophantly: more sycophantly.

Most sycophantic.

Resembling a tent.

Present participle of UNMANTLE.

Comparative form of unsaintly: more unsaintly.