reptatorial
adjective
rep·ta·to·ri·al
¦reptə¦tōrēəl
variants or reptatory
ˈ⸗⸗ˌtōrē
: reptant
Word History
Etymology
reptatorial from reptatory + -al; reptatory probably from (assumed) New Latin reptatorius, from Latin reptatus (past participle of reptare to creep) + -orius -ory
- unreckoned
- unreclaimable
- unreclaimably
- unreclaimed
- unrecognisable
- unrecognised
- unrecognition
- unrecognizable
- unrecognizableness
- unrecognizably
- unrecognized
- unrecognizing
- unrecognizingly
- unrecollected
- unrecompensed
- unreconcilability
- unreconcilable
- unreconcilably
- unreconciled
- unreconciliable
- unreconstructed
- unrecorded
- unrecoverable
- unrecovered
- unrecruited