tised
51practise — prac•tise [[t]ˈpræk tɪs[/t]] v. t. v. i. tised, tis•ing brit. Brit. practice …
52unadvertised — un•ad′ver•tised adj …
53unpracticed — un•prac•ticed [[t]ʌnˈpræk tɪst[/t]] adj. 1) not trained or skilled; inexpert: an unpracticed actor[/ex] 2) not practiced; not usually or generally done or put into effect Also, esp. brit. un•prac′tised. Etymology: 1530–40 …
54unmortised — unmorˈtised adjective Disjoined from a mortise (lit and figurative) …
55death-practised — deathˈ pracˈtised adjective (Shakespeare) Threatened with death by malicious arts • • • Main Entry: ↑death …
56ad´ver|tis´er — ad|ver|tise «AD vuhr tyz, AD vuhr TYZ», verb, tised, tis|ing. –v.t. 1. to give public notice of in newspapers and magazines, over the radio, by television or billboard; announce: »When people lose something valuable, they advertise it in the… …
57ad|ver|tise — «AD vuhr tyz, AD vuhr TYZ», verb, tised, tis|ing. –v.t. 1. to give public notice of in newspapers and magazines, over the radio, by television or billboard; announce: »When people lose something valuable, they advertise it in the newspaper.… …
58am´or|ti|sa´tion — am|or|tise «AM uhr tyz, uh MR », transitive verb, tised, tising. Especially British. amortize. –am´or|ti|sa´tion, noun …
59am|or|tise — «AM uhr tyz, uh MR », transitive verb, tised, tising. Especially British. amortize. –am´or|ti|sa´tion, noun …
60an|aes´the|tis´er — an|aes|the|tise «uh NEHS thuh tyz», transitive verb, tised, tis|ing. Especially British. anesthetize. –an|aes´the|ti|sa´tion, noun. –an|aes´the|tis´er, noun …
