| BASHFULLER | • bashfuller adj. Comparative form of bashful: more bashful. • BASHFUL adj. shy, timid. |
| CHAINFALLS | • chainfalls n. Plural of chainfall. • CHAINFALL n. a type of hoist. |
| DOLLARFISH | • dollarfish n. Peprilus triacanthus, the American butterfish. • DOLLARFISH n. any of various fishes that have a rounded compressed silvery body, esp. the moonfishes or the American butterfish. |
| EARTHFALLS | • earthfalls n. Plural of earthfall. • EARTHFALL n. a landslide. |
| FALLFISHES | • fallfishes n. Plural of fallfish. • FALLFISH n. a freshwater fish of the United States. |
| FLASHBULBS | • flashbulbs n. Plural of flashbulb. • FLASHBULB n. an oxygen-filled electric bulb in which aluminium or other foil or filament may be fired to provide a brilliant flash. |
| FLASHLAMPS | • flashlamps n. Plural of flashlamp. • FLASHLAMP n. an electric torch. |
| FLASHLIGHT | • flashlight n. (US, Canada) A battery-powered hand-held light source. • flashlight n. A flashgun (device used to create flashes of light for photography). • flashlight n. (Obsolete) A photograph taken with a flash camera. |
| GHASTFULLY | • ghastfully adv. In a ghastful manner. • GHASTFUL adv. (Spenser) terrifying; full of fear, also GASTFULL. |
| HASTEFULLY | • HASTEFUL adv. hasty, hurried. |
| MULTIFLASH | • multiflash adj. (Photography) Involving more than one flash. • MULTIFLASH adj. with many flashes. |
| NIGHTFALLS | • nightfalls n. Plural of nightfall. • NIGHTFALL n. the onset or beginning of the night. |
| SATCHELFUL | • satchelful n. As much as a satchel will hold. • SATCHELFUL n. the contents of a satchel. |
| SHAMEFULLY | • shamefully adv. In a shameful manner. • shamefully adv. Used to express discontent with a situation or occurrence. • SHAMEFUL adv. disgraceful. |
| SHORTFALLS | • shortfalls n. Plural of shortfall. • short-falls n. Plural of short-fall. • SHORTFALL n. the fact or amount of falling short. |
| STEALTHFUL | • stealthful adj. (Obsolete) stealthy. • STEALTHFUL adj. stealthy. |
| WALLFISHES | • WALLFISH n. a snail. |