repugnatorial
adjective
re·pug·na·to·ri·al
rə̇¦pəgnə¦tōrēəl,
rē¦p-
: serving to repel enemies
the repugnatorial pores of millipedes
Word History
Etymology
Latin repugnatorius repugnatorial (from repugnatus —past participle of repugnare—+ -orius -ory) + English -al
- self-display
- self-displays
- self-dissatisfaction
- self-distributing
- self-distrust
- self-distrustful
- self-division
- self-doubt
- self-doubting
- self-doubts
- self-dra
- self-dramatization
- self-dramatizer
- self-dramatizers
- self-dramatizing
- self-drive
- self-driven
- self-duplicating
- self-ease
- self-educate
- self-educated
- self-educates
- self-educating
- self-education
- self-educations