| ANARTHROUS | • anarthrous adj. (Linguistics) Not having an article (especially of Greek nouns). • anarthrous adj. (Linguistics) Not having a determiner. • anarthrous adj. (Biology, of a limb) Not having joints. |
| BRACHYURAN | • brachyuran adj. Of or pertaining to crabs. • brachyuran n. (Zoology) A crab. • BRACHYURAN n. any member of the Brachyura, a group of decapod crustaceans. |
| BUSHRANGER | • bushranger n. (Australia, historical) A convict or outlaw who escapes to the bush to avoid capture; a roving bandit… • bushranger n. (Australia, obsolete) A person skilled in bushcraft. • BUSHRANGER n. (Australian) an escaped criminal living in the bush. |
| CRANREUCHS | • CRANREUCH n. (Gaelic) a hoarfrost. |
| CRAUNCHIER | • CRAUNCHY adj. crunchy. |
| GRAUNCHERS | • GRAUNCHER n. (New Zealand) a clumsy and incompetent mechanic. |
| HARANGUERS | • haranguers n. Plural of haranguer. • HARANGUER n. one who harangues. |
| HARBOURING | • harbouring v. Present participle of harbour. • HARBOUR v. to shelter, also HARBOR. |
| HEARTBURNS | • heartburns n. Plural of heartburn. • HEARTBURN n. a burning, acrid feeling in the throat or breast, severe indigestion, cardialgia. |
| HONORARIUM | • honorarium n. Compensation for services that do not have a predetermined value. • HONORARIUM n. a voluntary fee paid esp. to a professional person for their services. |
| HURRICANES | • hurricanes n. Plural of hurricane. • Hurricanes n. Plural of Hurricane. • HURRICANE n. a violent tropical storm, also HURRICANO. |
| RHUBARBING | • rhubarbing v. Present participle of rhubarb. • RHUBARBING n. in the theatre, the use or practice of muttering rhubarb or a similar sound. |
| RHUMBATRON | • RHUMBATRON n. a cavity resonator. |
| TURNBROACH | • turnbroach n. (Obsolete) A turnspit. • TURNBROACH n. a turnspit. |
| UNDEREARTH | • underearth adj. Beneath the earth; underground. • UNDEREARTH n. the soil found beneath the surface of something. |
| UNDERHAIRS | • UNDERHAIR n. an inner layer of hair. |
| UNHARBOURS | • unharbours v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unharbour. • UNHARBOUR v. to dislodge from shelter. |