1. Tending to recede from the centre; expanding first at the summit, and later at the base, like a flower Centrifugal force, the force by which a body moving round another body in a curve tends to fly off from the axis of its motion.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• centrafugal,
• centrifigal,
• centrifical,
• centerfugal,
• centrifuga,
• centrefugal,
• xentrifugal,
• ventrifugal,
• fentrifugal,
• dentrifugal,
• cwntrifugal,
• centrigugal,
• centifugal,
• centrifugel,
• centrifugaly,
• tennifugal,
• centrifugeal,
• centrefugial,
• centrigueal,
• centrifugual

• central time,
• centralising,
• central-fire,
• centrism,
• central body,
• centerfield,
• centerfold,
• centralizing,
• centromeric,
• centropus,
• centrally,
• centaurium,
• central city,
• center field,
• centrifuge,
• centripetal,
• Central Thai,
• centrical,
• centrist,
• centrifugate,
• centrifugation,
• centroidal,
• central bank,
• central park,
• centriole.

The adverb for the word "centrifugal" is "centrifugally".

The adjective form of the word "centrifugal" is "centrifugal".

The plural of the "centrifugal" can be the "centrifugals".

The singular of the "centrifugal" can be the "centrifugal".