tised
71hyp|no|tise — «HIHP nuh tyz», transitive verb, tised, tis|ing. Especially British. hypnotize …
72mor|tise — «MR tihs», noun, verb, tised, tis|ing. –n. 1. a hole cut in or through one piece of wood to receive the tenon on another piece so as to form a joint. 2. a groove or slot, as for the reception or passage of a rope or an adjustable pin. –v.t. 1. to …
73o|ver|dram|a|tise — «OH vuhr DRAM uh tyz, DRAH muh », transitive verb, tised, tis|ing. Especially British. overdramatize …
74prac|ticed — or prac|tised «PRAK tihst», adjective. 1. skilled; expert; experienced; proficient: »Years of study have made him a practiced musician. SYNONYM(S): versed, accomplished. 2. acquired or perfected through practice: » …
75prac´tis|er — prac|tise «PRAK tihs», noun, transitive verb, intransitive verb, tised, tis|ing. = practice. (Cf. ↑practice) –prac´tis|er, noun …
76prac|tise — «PRAK tihs», noun, transitive verb, intransitive verb, tised, tis|ing. = practice. (Cf. ↑practice) –prac´tis|er, noun …
77quan´tis|er — quan|tise «KWON tyz», transitive verb, tised, tis|ing. Especially British. quantize. –quan´tis|er, noun …
78quan|tise — «KWON tyz», transitive verb, tised, tis|ing. Especially British. quantize. –quan´tis|er, noun …
79stig|ma|tise — «STIHG muh tyz», transitive verb, tised, tis|ing. Especially British. stigmatize …
80sys´tem|a|tis´er — sys|tem|a|tise «SIHS tuh muh tyz», transitive verb, tised, tis|ing. Especially British. systematize. –sys´tem|a|tis´er, noun …
