| ALLELUIAHS | • alleluiahs n. Plural of alleluiah. • ALLELUIAH n. (Hebrew) a song of praise to God, also ALLELUIA, HALLELUIAH, HALLELUJAH. |
| ALLUSIVELY | • allusively adv. In an allusive manner; in a manner characterized by allusion. • ALLUSIVE adv. alluding. |
| CELLULASES | • cellulases n. Plural of cellulase. • CELLULASE n. an enzyme that can split cellulose into glucose, present in organisms in the guts of animals and in the leaf stalks of higher plants. |
| FLAGELLUMS | • flagellums n. Plural of flagellum. • FLAGELLUM n. (Latin) a long slender plant shoot. |
| FLUFFBALLS | • fluffballs n. Plural of fluffball. • FLUFFBALL n. a ball of fluff; something, e.g. a bird or small animal, resembling a ball of fluff. |
| GALLINULES | • gallinules n. Plural of gallinule. • GALLINULE n. any of various aquatic birds of the rail family. |
| GUILDHALLS | • guildhalls n. Plural of guildhall. • guild-halls n. Plural of guild-hall. • GUILDHALL n. a town hall, also GILDHALL. |
| ILLUSIONAL | • illusional adj. Illusory; being or pertaining to an illusion. • ILLUSIONAL adj. of or like an illusion. |
| PAPILLULES | • papillules n. Plural of papillule. • PAPILLULE n. a small papilla, a nipple-like projection. |
| PULLULATES | • pullulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pullulate. • PULLULATE v. to swarm, to teem; to breed freely. |
| PULSATILLA | • pulsatilla n. Any of several plants, of the former genus Pulsatilla, now often considered a subgenus of Anemone, including… • Pulsatilla prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Ranunculaceae – the passionflower and related species; sometimes… • PULSATILLA n. another name for pasqueflower. |
| STELLULATE | • stellulate adj. (Botany) minutely stellate. • STELLULATE adj. minutely stellate. |
| ULTRASMALL | • ultrasmall adj. Extremely or exceedingly small. • ULTRASMALL adj. very very small. |
| UNSELLABLE | • unsellable adj. Not sellable; very hard to sell. • UNSELLABLE adj. not sellable. |
| VALLECULAS | • valleculas n. Plural of vallecula. • VALLECULA n. (Latin) a groove or furrow. |
| WAULKMILLS | • waulkmills n. Plural of waulkmill. • WAULKMILL n. a fulling-mill, also WALKMILL, WAUKMILL. |