Capture

Definition: Capture

Capture

Noun

1. The act of forcibly dispossessing an owner of property.

2. A process whereby a star or planet holds an object in its gravitational field.

3. Any process in which an atomic or nuclear system acquires an additional particle.

4. The act of taking of a person by force.

5. The removal of an opponent's piece from the chess board.

Verb

1. Succeed in representing or expressing something intangible; "capture the essence of Spring"; "capture an idea".

2. Attract; cause to be enamored; "She captured all the men's hearts".

3. Succeed in catching or seizing, , esp. after a chase; "We finally got the suspect"; "Did you catch the thief?".

4. Bring about the capture of an elementary particle or celestial body and causing it enter a new orbit; "This nucleus has captured the slow-moving neutrons"; "The star captured a comet".

5. Take possession of without permission or take with force, as after a conquest or invasion; "the invaders seized the land and property of the inhabitants"; "The army seized the town"; "The militia captured the castle".

6. Capture as if by hunting, snaring, or trapping; "I caught a rabbit in the trap toady".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "capture" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1010. (references)

Aerospace

Computing

Electrical Engineering

Geography

Medicine

Mining

Physics

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Synonyms: Capture

Taking

Snap up, nip up, whip up, catch up; kidnap, crimp, capture, lay violent hands on.

Noun: taking; Verb: reception; (taking in); (taking food); appropriation, prehension, prensation; capture, caption; apprehension, deprehension; abreption, seizure, expropriation, abduction, ablation; subtraction, withdrawal; abstraction, ademption; adrolepsy.

Crosswords: Capture

French (capture, captures, catch, recapture, seizure).

We're here about to capture this alligator right behind us, The trick to capturing this guy is to put your arms around his neck (Dr. Dolittle 2; writing credit: Larry Levin)

Alas indeed, for I thought you the highest poet of my esteem and writter of plays that capture my heart (Shakespeare in Love; writing credit: Marc Norman; Tom Stoppard)

We've made living biological attractions so astounding that they'll capture the imagination of the entire planet (Jurassic Park; writing credit: Michael Crichton)

I have sworn to capture this man with all legal powers at my disposal and I will do so. (The Untouchables; writing credit: Oscar Fraley; Eliot Ness)

So rare to capture one alive (The Silence of the Lambs; writing credit: Ted Tally)

Better go capture this moment and hope it don't pass him (Lose Yourself; performing artist: EMINEM)

Would you capture it, or just let it slip (Lose Yourself; performing artist: EMINEM)

They still fail to capture you (My Baby You; performing artist: Marc Anthony)

Capture the Sun (1973)

The Capture (1950)

Capture (1932)

The Capture of a Sea Elephant and Hunting Wild Game in the South Pacific Islands (1914)

Hawkeye's Great Capture (1913)

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Books

• I Capture the Castle (reference)

• Takedown: The Pursuit and Capture of Kevin Mitnick, America's Most Wanted Computer Outlaw-By the Man Who Did It (reference)

• The Axemaker's Gift: Technology's Capture and Control of Our Minds and Culture (reference)

• The Capture of Attu: A World War II Battle As Told by the Men Who Fought There (reference)

• The New Secrets of Charisma : How to Capture the Magic Skills of Leaders & Lovers (reference)

  (more book examples)

Periodicals

• Capture Commercial Photography (reference)

• Scan-data Capture Report (reference)

  (more periodical examples)

Theater & Movies

• Great Escape-Movies Capture Our Hearts (reference)

• The Capture of Grizzly Adams (reference)

  (more DVD examples; more video examples)

Music

• Woman Capture Man (reference)

• Woman Capture Man/Gun Man [IMPORT] (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

High Tech

• JVC GRSXM740U Super VHS-C Camcorder with 3.5" LCD and Digital Photo Capture (reference)

• Meade Capture View 8x22 Digital Camera Binocular (reference)

  (more camera examples; more video game examples; more computer examples; more electronic examples; more software examples)

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Three Crew Members Capture Intelsat VI. Credit: NASA.

Intelsat VI Capture Attempt. Credit: NASA.

The Hubble telescope continues to capture stunning, colorful snapshots of stellar burnout. ... Credit: NASA.

A fog sampler mounted on the bow of the PEIRCE Fog sampler was designed to capture mist droplets Fog captured would be analyzed for acid content. Credit: Coast & Geodetic Survey Historical Image Collection.

Tuna purse seiner is deploying net with assistance of workboat which is seen at far end of net. The workboat will pull the net in a circle to capture the tuna. Credit: Fisheries.

Helicopter eye view of ship pulling net in circle to capture tuna. Workboat is in lower center of photo and is holding the end of the net. Credit: Fisheries.

A picture of the nets used to capture fish before transporting them to their spawning areas. Credit: NOAA Restoration Center.

Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. The Hooded Nudibranch, Melibe leonina, is also called the Lion Nudibranch. This mollusk is almost transparent with a slight yellowish-green cast. Unlike other nudibranchs, Melibe have no radula and M. Leonina has no jaws. It uses its oral hood, lined with 2 rows of tentacles to capture prey. Found in offshore kelpbeds and eelgrass meadows. Credit: National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERR).

Delicate crinoid can orient towards the current to increase food capture. Credit: National Undersea Research Program (NURP).

Lobster tangled in a gillnet intended to capture cod and other groundfish. Homarus americanus. Credit: National Undersea Research Program (NURP).

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She equally renounces all claims arising out of the capture and condemnation of German ships in China, or the liquidation, sequestration or control of German properties, rights and interests in that country since August 14, 1917. (reference)

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After the capture of La Haie Sainte, the battle wavered

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Health

Don’t allow your cats and dogs to wander freely or to capture and eat rodents. (references)

Specialized molecules capture glucose molecules from blood and shuttle them into the neurons. (references)

If professional assistance is unavailable, use precautions to capture the bat safely, as described below. (references)

Business

Strategic alliances are also a practical method to capture market share. (references)

From 1960 to 1998, the capture of fish has increased by over 900 percent. (references)

U.S. firms will also have to be competitive in prices in order to capture a larger market. (references)

Civil Liberties

Italy

Most illegal migrants paid fees to smugglers and some risked death because smugglers at times unload their human cargo at sea to avoid capture by patrol boats. (references)

Sri Lanka

Following the Government's capture of Jaffna in 1995, the LTTE began to allow persons to move more freely into government-controlled areas, although it still extracts a small fee for "travel passes" to leave the Vanni, and it rarely allows entire families to leave at once. (references)

Iran

In March 2000, immediately after the success of reformers to capture a majority of seats in Parliament in the February 2000 parliamentary elections, the outgoing Parliament passed amendments to the Press Law that gave the Press Court increased procedural and jurisdictional power. (references)

Economic History

Uzbekistan

An aggressive advertising campaign has helped capture the market very easily. (references)

Norway

American companies have excellent opportunities to capture a significant share of these contract awards. (references)

Russia

Yeltsin ordered the army to respond with force to capture the parliament building (known as the White House). (references)

Human Rights

Afghanistan

During the offensive to capture Taloqan, Taliban aircraft bombed the city many times. (references)

Colombia

The authorities continued to seek the capture of marine Sergeant Francisco Duarte Zuniga. (references)

Afghanistan

Taliban forces reportedly also took hundreds of persons after the capture of Yakawlang the same month. (references)

Political Economy

Colombia

Despite increased government efforts to combat and capture members of paramilitary groups, security forces also often failed to take action to prevent paramilitary attacks. (references)

Afghanistan

Taliban leader Mullah Omar and al-Qaida leader Usama bin Ladin remained fugitives at year's end, and U.S. military operations continued in an effort to capture and detain remaining Taliban and al-Qaida fighters. (references)

Argentina

In an effort to rally public support, the generals launched an unsuccessful military campaign to capture the Falkland Islands (the Malvinas) from the British in 1982. In the wake of the generals' defeat, democracy was restored to the country in 1983. (references)

Trade

Burma

The GOB's motivation for many of these restrictions appears to be an effort to capture scarce foreign exchange. (references)

Costa Rica

These offshore entities are not permitted to capture deposits or lend money within Costa Rica, though they cater to Costa Rican clients. (references)

Burma

The black market Hondi banking network captures a large share of foreign currency transactions, as individuals attempt to circumvent the ten percent tax imposed on foreign currency deposits in state banks and to capture the more favorable market exchange rate of the kyat. (references)

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Expressions using "capture": boron neutron capture therapy ♦ capture effect ♦ electron capture detector ♦ ILS beam capture ♦ instrument landing system capture ♦ name capture ♦ Neutron Capture Therapy ♦ radiative capture ♦ river capture ♦ schematic capture ♦ stram capture ♦ take hostage capture. Additional references.

Beginning with "capture": capture-recapture.

Ending with "capture": electron-capture, prey-capture, re-capture.

Afrikaans

vat (captivate, catch, get, grapple, lay, lay hold of, pick, pick up, start off, take), vang (captivate, catch, grapple), beetvat (captivate, catch, grapple), beetpak (captivate, catch, clutch, grapple), beetneem (captivate, catch, clutch, fool, grapple, hoax, mystify, take, take in, trick), beetkry (captivate, catch, grapple), beetgryp (captivate, catch, clutch, grapple). (various references)

Albanian

zënie (affray, blockage, fight, occupancy, occupation, quarrel, strife, wrangling), zë rob (take prisoner), tërheq (allure, appeal, arrest, attract, bewitch, call attention to, catch, charm, daggle, dangle, decoy, drag, draggle, draw, draw out, engage, entice, fetch, fix, haul, heave, invite, jerk, lure, pluck, prepossess, pull, pull out, recall, retract, revoke, stretch, take back, tow, tug, web, withdraw), pushtim (conquest, invasion, jaw, mastership, seizing, seizure, take over, taking), plaçkë e kapur, kap rob, kap (affect, apprehend, arrest, attack, avail oneself of, captivate, catch, catch on, catch out, catch up, clasp, clutch, cop, embrace, gain, get, get hold of, grab, grapple, grasp, grip, gripe, handle, have, hitch, hold, hook, intercept, nab, nail, nip, nobble, overcome, overtake, pick up, pinch, reach, rummage out, seize, snap, snatch, soak up, swoop, tackle, take, track down, unhang), bëj për vete (absorb, allure, conciliate, ingratiate, magnetize, prepossess). (various references)

Arabic 

‏قبض على (apprehend, catch, clasp, clutch, grab, grapple, grasp, grip, hold, seize upon, take hold of), ‏غنيمة (booty, haul, loot, plunder, prey, prize, spoil, swag, take, trophy), ‏سبي (captivity), ‏سبى (captivate, enchant, take prisoner), ‏إستولى (annex, appropriate, be purchased, carry, collar, jump, latch, possess, requisition, seize, snatch, take, take up), ‏أسر شئ, ‏أسر (captivate, captivity, catch, enthralling, intrigue, prison, seize, seizure, servitude, take, take prisoner). (various references)

Bulgarian 

хващам (catch, clamp, find out, get, grab, grapple, grasp, grip, gripe, hook, hunt down, land, nail, nip, nobble, pick up, pot, prey upon, run down, seize, snag, strike, take, take effect, take up, track down), заграбване (grab, usurpation), превземам (take), приза, пленяване, пленявам (captivate, charm, enchant, enslave, fascinate, ravish, snow, take captive, take prisoner), пленник (captive, prisoner, prisoner of war). (various references)

Chinese 

虜獲 , 跴 (step on), 捕获, 捕拿 (arrest, catch), 拘 (adhere, restrain), 擒 . (various references)

Czech

chytit (catch, catch fire, clutch, field, get, grasp, ignite, light, pick up, seize, take, take a fire, take fire), chycení (catch, seizure, troll), upoutat (become engrossed in reading, captivate, catch his eye, fix, grip, tie down), dobýt (conquer, gain, take), dobytí (conquest, storm, taking), dopadení (seizure), dopadnout (apprehend, go over, hound down, hunt down, land, pitch, receive, seize, strike), přepadení (assault, attack, hijacking, hold up, onslaught), ukořistìní, upoutání, zaujmutí, vzít (accept, take), vzbuzení, vzetí, zajetí (captivity), zajmout (take prisoner), získaní, získat (acquire, cajole, carry off, come by, conciliate, drum up, elicit, enlist, gain, get, make, notch up, obtain, pick up, piece up, procure, pull, raise, score, secure, take, win), zatknout (apprehend, arrest, seize), ulovení. (various references)

Danish

fange (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

Dutch

vangst (catch, prey), pakken (captivate, catch, clutch, get, grapple, lay hold of, pack, package, pick up, take, wrap up), beetnemen (captivate, catch, clutch, fool, grapple, hoax, mystify, take in, trick). (various references)

Esperanto

kapti (catch, grapple). (various references)

Faeroese

handbera (captivate, catch, grapple), fanga (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

Farsi 

گرفتن (Catch, Cease, Circle, Detract, Devest, Educe, Engage, Front, Grab, Gripe, Hold, Kindle, Nail, Obtain, Obturate, Pickup, Snatch, Take, Wed), تسخیر, اسیرکردن (Captivate, Enthral), دستگیری (Charity). (various references)

Finnish

kaappaus (coup, hijacking). (various references)

French

capturer (captivate, catch), capture (captures, catch), attraper (captivate, catch, catch at). (various references)

Frisian

fange (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

German

einfangen (hive, round up, snare, to capture, to trap, trap), Fangen (bag, captivate, catch, cope, entrap, grapple, net, snare, tag, take, to catch, to trap, trap, trick), fang (catch, Fang, fishing, haul, hunting, pounce, prey, scoop, talon, trapping), erfassen (apprehend, catch, comprehend, cover, gather, grasp, include, realize, record, register, seize, take in, to acquire, to apprehend, to capture, to gather, to realize, to record, understand), erbeuten (achieve, acquire, attain, captivate, carry off, catch, get, get away with, grapple, obtain, pillage, prey on). (various references)

Greek 

σύλληψη (apprehension, arestment, arrest, catch, conception, prehension, seizure), αιχμαλωτίζω (captivate). (various references)

Hawaiian

kap (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

Hebrew 

ללכוד (catch, entrap, hook, hunt down, track down, trap), לכידה (trapping), לכד (net, snare, trap), לצוד (angle, captivate, catch, gun, seize, shoot), תפיסה (apprehension, cop, grasp, hold, occupation, outlook, perception, seizure, snatch), כבוש (canned, conquest, occupation, occupied, pickled, preserved, pressed, subjugation). (various references)

Hungarian

zsákmányolás (pillage, plunder, predation). (various references)

Indonesian

menawan (bid, elegant), menangkap (absorb, arrest, catch, cop, detain, grab), memboyong (move), bekuk (arrest, bend in two, swindle), arestasi (detention). (various references)

Italian

prendere (assume, be taken, buy, captivate, catch, charge, earn, employ, engage, fetch, gather, get, grapple, grasp, grip, have, lay, lay hold of, pick up, seize, subsume, take, take along, to take), cattura (capturing, catch, collection, haul, lock-on). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

逮捕 (apprehension, arrest), 捕獲 (seizure), 捕縛 (apprehension, arrest), 占領 (have a room to oneself, occupation, possession). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

たいほ (apprehension, arrest, degenerate, your personal name), のっとり (hijack, skyjacking, takeover), ほそく (complement, pacing off, seizure, supplement, supplementary rules), ほばく (apprehension, arrest), ほかく (conservatism and progressivism, conservatives and reformists, seizure, supplement), せんりょう (1000 ryou, dose, dyes, have a room to oneself, member of parliament, occupation, possession), いけどり, こうりゃく (omitting the rest), キャプチャー , ろかく (plunder, seizure), とりもの (arrest), だほ (seizure), だ (arrest, degenerating, exchange, exorcism, lapsing into). (various references)

Korean 

붙잡음 (Catching). (various references)

Malay

tangkap (captivate, catch, grapple), menangkap (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

Manx

taartyn (capturing), spooilley (booty, despoil, despoliation, loot, pillage, plunder, plundering, prey, rape, ravage, ravaging, rob, sack, spoil, undo as scheme), griu (booty, depredation, evidence, loot, prize), goaill (acceptance, affect, apprehend, apprehension, arrest, assumption, assumption of office, bring off, catch, contract, contract as disease, contraction, distrain, draw off, engage, expropriation, impound, preoccupation, reduce, seizure, take), cragh (booty, depredation, devastation, disaster, doom, foray, havoc, loot, plunder, prey, prize, ravishment, sack, scoop, spoil). (various references)

Norwegian

gripe (captivate, catch, grab, grapple, grasp, grip), fange (captivate, catch, convict, grapple). (various references)

Papiamen

kèch (captivate, catch, grapple, realize, understand), fangu (captivate, catch, grapple), fango (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

Pig Latin

apturecay.(various references)

Polish

chwytać (captivate, catch, grapple), łapać (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

Portuguese

capturar (arrest, carry, catch, collar, get hold of, grapple, prize, seize), captura (apprehension, arrest, seizure). (various references)

Romanian

prinde (acquire, apprehend, attach, bind, book, captivate, catch, catch hold of, clasp, clot, comprehend, cop, Curdle, engage, ferret, find out, fish, fix, get hold of, grapple, grasp, grip, gripe, grow, hang, have, hit, hitch, intercept, nail, nip, overhear, pin down, reach, recruit, regain, round up, seize, set, shut, stitch, strike, succeed, tack, take, tie, work), captura (captivate, carry the prize, catch, grab, grapple, land, seize, take). (various references)

Russian 

схватить (catch, clutch, get, get hold of, grapple, gripe, nab, nail, nip, seize, snap up, snatch, tackle), взять в плен (take captive, take prisoner), взятие в плен, захватывать сбор, захват (caption, catch, dog, grab, grapnel, grip, hold, hug, jaw, lockout, seizure, take over, taking), приз (prize, trophy), поймать (catch, catch hold of, caught 2, hunt down, land, lime, nab, nail, pin down, snaffle bit), поимка (catch, cop), пленение (captivity), добыча (catch, crop, digging, haul, kill, loot, out-turn, plunderage, quarry, ravin, recovery, spoil, swag). (various references)

Scottish

glac (captivate, catch, catch hold of, grapple, hollow, seize, take, valley; hollow of the hand). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

zauzeti (carry by, gain, occupy, overrun, seize, strike, take), zauzeće, zarobljavanje, zapleniti (confiscate, loot, prise, prize, seize, sequester), uhvatiti (catch his eye, collar, get, grab, grasp, grip, lay hold of, net, run down, seize), osvojiti (conquer, master, overrun, seize, take, win), hvatanje (bite, catch, interception, prehension, seizing, seizure, snap), hapšenje (arrest, immurement, pickup, round up). (various references)

Spanish

coger (accept, arrest, bag, captivate, catch, catch hold of, clutch, cop, develop, fetch, frig, gather, get, get hold of, go down, grab, grapple, grasp, grip, hit off, hold, hook, hunch, imbibe, land, lay hold of, lift, nab, nail, nobble, pick, pick up, pinch, pluck, seize, take, take on, take out, take up, toss, touch, treat, trip, trip up, yank off), capturar (catch, prize, snare), captura (apprehension, arrest, catch, seizure, trapping), asir (captivate, catch, catch at, catch in, catch up, clench, clutch, grab, grapple, grasp, grip, seize, snatch, tackle, take, touch). (various references)

Sranan

fanga (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

Swedish

fånga (arrest, bag, captivate, catch, corral, engage, enmesh, fetch, fish, grapple, hive, rivet, rope, seize, trap), uppbringa (obtain, seize), tillfångata, kap (bargain, Cape, catch, foreland, killing, prey, scoop), erövra (carry, conquer, seize, take, win). (various references)

Turkish

zaptetmek (bridle, contain, govern, hold back, hold down, hold in, keep down, possess oneself of, reave, seize, stifle, subjugate, suppress, swallow), zaptetme (repression), tutsak etmek, ganimet almak (make prize of, prize, seize), ganimet (booty, godsend, loot, pillage, plunder, prize, spoil, trophy), esir almak (take captive, take prisoner, take smb. prisoner), esir alma, esir (bond slave, bondman, bondslave, bondsman, captive, helot, prisoner, slave, thrall), ele geçirmek (conquer, corner, embrace, get, get hold of, hunt down, invade, lay hold of, pinch, possess oneself of, seize, take, take possession of, win), ele geçirme (interception, seizure, take over, taking), el koymak (appropriate, arrest, attach, commandeer, condemn, distrain, distrain on, distrain up, distress, embargo, hold, impound, impress, levy, requisition, seise, seize, sequester, sequestrate, take the action, usurp, vest), almak (accept, accomplish, achieve, acquire, admit, assume, attain, borrow, buy, collect, come in, conquer, divest smb. of, draw, enter on, enter upon, enucleate, excise, extract, fetch, gain, garner, get, govern, have, help oneself to, hold, induct, lay hold of, let in, obtain, occupy, pick up, pull off, purchase, put on, receive, seat, seize, sweep off, take, take from, take in, take on, take over, take up, to buy, withdraw, wreak), çekim alanına almak. (various references)

Turkmen 

eяelemek (conquer, gain). (various references)

Ukrainian

захоплення (admiration, applause, catch, delight, dementia, ecstasy, encroachment, enthusiasm, grab, gust, hold, interest, mania, occupation, pre emption, rapture), полонення, поглинення (absorption, merger, occlusion), привабити, привернути (catch), брати в полон (bag, captivate), здобич (bag, booty, catch, kill, loot, plunder, prey, quarry, ravin, swag), полонити (bewitch, captivate, charm), захопити (bear away, catch, clinch, collar, cop, rap, take by storm, win), схопити (bag, grip, gripe, nip, nobble, reach at, take hold, whip away, yank), захоплювати силою, взяття (taking), взяття в полон (captivity), трофей (prize, trophy), спіймання (catch, cop, recapture, taking), спіймати (catch, cop, get, hunt down, nobble, recapture, seize, snaffle), завоювати (bear away, vanquish). (various references)

Vietnamese 

vật bị bắt, sự giành được người bị bắt, sự bắt giữ (arrestment), sự bị bắt sự đoạt được. (various references)

Welsh

dal (arrest, catch, continue, grapple, hold, last). (various references)

Yucatec

chukik (captivate, catch, grapple). (various references)

capere, captura, excipio, occupabit, occupans, occupare, occuparentur, occupastis, occupate, occupati, occupatis, occupaverat, occupaverunt, occupaveruntque, occupavit, occupet, prendere, prendidistis. (various references)

cachier. (various references)

capture. (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "capture": captured, capturer, capturers, captures. (additional references)

Words ending with "capture": recapture. (additional references)

Words containing "capture": recaptured, recaptures. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Capture" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: calture, Cantyre, captare, captoe, captur, capturn, capute, casture, catire, catur, cauture, coture, cuture, Kanturek. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: acuter, apercu, carpet, curate, preact, precut, teacup, uprate, uptear.

-2 letters: acute, apter, caper, caput, caret, carte, cater, crape, crate, crept, cruet, curet, cuter, epact, eruct, erupt, pacer, pareu, pater, peart, prate, pruta, react, recap, recta, recut, taper, taupe, trace, truce, urate.

-3 letters: acre, aper, cape, care, carp, cart, cate, crap, cure, curt, cute.

+1 letter: captured, capturer, captures, outcaper.

+2 letters: capturers, outcapers, outpreach, parachute, peculator, recapture.

+3 letters: apiculture, hyperacute, metacarpus, operculate, outcapered, parachuted, parachutes, pasticheur, peculators, perceptual, precaution, purtenance, recaptured, recaptures, recuperate, speculator, subchapter, uncarpeted.

+4 letters: acupuncture, apicultures, aponeurotic, champertous, counterpane, counterpart, counterplan, counterplay, counterplea, exculpatory, hyperacuity, intercampus, neuropathic, operculated, outcapering, outpreached, outpreaches, particulate, pasticheurs, peculiarity, pococurante, precautions, prefectural, procrustean, proctodaeum, provocateur, purtenances, recapturing, recuperated, recuperates, reduplicate, spectacular, specularity, speculators, subchapters, superjacent, supremacist, therapeutic, thunderclap.