| AFFRANCHISED | • affranchised v. Simple past tense and past participle of affranchise. • AFFRANCHISE v. to free from slavery or similar obligation. |
| AFFRANCHISES | • affranchises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of affranchise. • AFFRANCHISE v. to free from slavery or similar obligation. |
| AFFRIGHTEDLY | • affrightedly adv. (Archaic, poetic) with fright. • AFFRIGHTED adv. AFFRIGHT, to frighten. |
| AFFRIGHTENED | • affrightened adj. (Archaic) frightened, affected by fright. • AFFRIGHTEN v. to frighten, also AFFRIGHT. |
| AFFRIGHTMENT | • affrightment n. (Obsolete) The action of frightening or terrifying; intimidation. • affrightment n. (Obsolete) A cause of fear. • affrightment n. (Archaic) Fright; fear; alarm; the fact or state of being frightened. |
| BAILIFFSHIPS | • bailiffships n. Plural of bailiffship. • BAILIFFSHIP n. the office of bailiff. |
| CHAUFFEURING | • chauffeuring v. Present participle of chauffeur. • CHAUFFEUR v. to drive a car for another. |
| CHAUFFEUSING | • CHAUFFEUSE v. to act as a chauffeuse. |
| CLIFFHANGERS | • cliffhangers n. Plural of cliffhanger. • cliff-hangers n. Plural of cliff-hanger. • cliff␣hangers n. Plural of cliff hanger. |
| CLIFFHANGING | • cliffhanging v. Present participle of cliffhang. • cliffhanging adj. Suspenseful. • CLIFFHANGING n. the act of keeping a reader in suspense. |
| FAITHFULNESS | • faithfulness n. The state of being faithful. • FAITHFULNESS n. the state of being faithful. |
| FLASHFORWARD | • flashforward n. (Authorship) A dramatic device in which a future event is inserted into the normal chronological flow of a narrative. • flashforward v. To use this dramatic device. • flash␣forward v. (Of a memory or vision) To move forward in time. |
| FOREFATHERLY | • FOREFATHERLY adj. like a forefather. |
| HASENPFEFFER | • hasenpfeffer n. (Cooking) A traditional German stew made from marinated rabbit or hare, cut into pieces and braised… • HASENPFEFFER n. (German) a well seasoned rabbit stew. |
| HUMGRUFFIANS | • HUMGRUFFIAN n. a terrible person, also HUMGRUFFIN. |
| INFANGTHIEFS | • INFANGTHIEF n. (Old English) the right of taking and fining a thief within the boundaries of one's own jurisdiction. |
| OUTFANGTHIEF | • outfangthief n. (Historical, law, properly, rare) A privilege of some feudal lords permitting them to execute summary… • outfangthief n. (Historical, law, generally, rare) A privilege of some feudal lords permitting them to execute summary… • outfangthief n. (Historical, law, rare, countable) A thief so captured and tried. |
| PLOUGHSTAFFS | • ploughstaffs n. Plural of ploughstaff. • PLOUGHSTAFF n. one of the handles of a plough, also PLOWSTAFF. |
| SHUFFLEBOARD | • shuffleboard n. (Uncountable) A game that involves sliding a puck or coin towards a target. • shuffleboard n. (Countable) The long, narrow board on which this game is played. • SHUFFLEBOARD n. an old game in which a coin or other disc was driven along a table by the hand, also SHOVELBOARD. |
| UNFAITHFULLY | • unfaithfully adv. In an unfaithful manner. • UNFAITHFUL adv. not faithful. |