estuate
intransitive verb
-ed/-ing/-s
obsolete
: heave, surge, boil
estuation noun
plural -s
Word History
Etymology
Latin aestuatus, past participle of aestuare to be in commotion, boil, from aestus
- foursquareness
- foursquarer
- foursquares
- foursquarest
- fourstrand
- fourteen
- fourteen step
- fourteen-one continuous
- fourteen-two balkline
- fourteener
- fourteeners
- fourteenest
- fourteennest
- fourteens
- fourteenth
- fourteenther
- fourteenthest
- fourteenths
- fourth
- fourth class
- Fourth day
- fourth deck
- fourth dimension
- fourth estate
- fourth hand