Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Dynamical astronomy

The branch of astronomy that deals with the motions of celestial bodies, both under the influence of gravitational forces and other physical processes.

Earwigging

The act of secretly listening to a conversation.

Espousal

The adoption or support of a cause, belief, or way of life.

Extenuate

To make an offense, guilt, or error appear less serious by providing partial excuses or mitigating factors.

Extenuative

Serving to lessen the seriousness or magnitude of an offense, guilt, or error by providing partial excuses or mitigating circumstances.

Fantad

A state of nervous agitation, anxiety, worry, or extreme fidgetiness.

Filiate

To adopt as a son or daughter, or to establish a close filial or affiliative relationship.

Fleech

To flatter, coax, or wheedle someone insincerely in order to gain a favor or advantage.

Foliar-aggregation

The clustering or gathering of organisms, structures, or substances on the surface of plant leaves.

Form-de-atchy

A colloquial or slang expression referring to an awkwardly structured attachment or form.

Forswear

To reject or renounce something formally or under oath.

Gallimaufry

A confused jumble or medley of things; a miscellaneous assortment.