Words Containing TUAT

To emphasize or make more prominent.

Past tense of ACCENTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of ACCENTUATE.

Present participle of ACCENTUATE.

The act of emphasizing or stressing.

Plural of ACCENTUATION.

To cause to move or act; motivate.

Past tense of ACTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of ACTUATE.

Present participle of ACTUATE.

The act of putting something into motion.

Plural of ACTUATION.

A device that moves or controls a mechanism.

Plural of ACTUATOR.

To bring about or accomplish.

Past tense of EFFECTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of EFFECTUATE.

Present participle of EFFECTUATE.

The act of bringing something into effect.

Plural of EFFECTUATION.

To turn out or result in a particular outcome.

Past tense of EVENTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of EVENTUATE.

Present participle of EVENTUATE.

The act of happening or a resulting outcome.

Plural of EVENTUATION.

To vary irregularly; to rise and fall.

Past tense of FLUCTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of FLUCTUATE.

Present participle of FLUCTUATE.

An irregular rising and falling or variation in amount.

Of or relating to fluctuations; varying irregularly.

Plural of FLUCTUATION.

To bear fruit.

Past tense of FRUCTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of FRUCTUATE.

Present participle of FRUCTUATE.

Produce or fruit, as from plants.

Plural of FRUCTUATION.

To make accustomed to something through repeated exposure.

Past tense of HABITUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of HABITUATE.

Present participle of HABITUATE.

The process of becoming accustomed to a repeated stimulus.

Plural of HABITUATION.

To inspire with intense, irrational passion or love.

Past tense of INFATUATE.

In a manner showing intense and foolish love.

Third-person singular present tense of INFATUATE.

Present participle of INFATUATE.

An intense but short-lived attraction.

Plural of INFATUATION.

To insert punctuation between words.

Past tense of INTERPUNCTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of INTERPUNCTUATE.

The practice of harming someone by piercing a wax or clay image of them.

Plural of INVULTUATION.

To use punctuation marks incorrectly.

Past tense of MISPUNCTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of MISPUNCTUATE.