| CADDISHNESS | • caddishness n. The quality of being caddish. • CADDISHNESS n. the state of being caddish.
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| DISSHEATHED | • dissheathed v. Simple past tense and past participle of dissheathe. • DISSHEATHE v. to become unsheathed.
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| DROWSIHEADS | • DROWSIHEAD n. (Spenser) drowsiness, also DROWSIHED. | 
| FADDISHNESS | • faddishness n. The state or condition of being faddish. • FADDISHNESS n. the state of being faddish.
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| HANSARDISED | • HANSARDISE v. to confront someone with his or her previously recorded opinions, also HANSARDIZE. | 
| HEADDRESSES | • headdresses n. Plural of headdress. • head-dresses n. Plural of head-dress.
 • head␣dresses n. Plural of head dress.
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| HENDIADYSES | • hendiadyses n. Plural of hendiadys. • HENDIADYS n. the expression of an idea by two nouns connected by and (as cups and gold) instead of by a noun and an adjective (as golden cups).
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| HISPANIDADS | • HISPANIDAD n. a movement asserting the cultural unity of Spain and Latin America, also HISPANISM. | 
| LADDISHNESS | • laddishness n. (Britain) Laddish attitudes and behaviour; laddism. • LADDISHNESS n. the state of being laddish.
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| RHAPSODISED | • rhapsodised v. Simple past tense and past participle of rhapsodise. • RHAPSODISE v. to utter as a rhapsody, or in the manner of a rhapsody, also RHAPSODIZE.
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| SHADOWLANDS | • shadowlands n. Plural of shadowland. | 
| SHANDRYDANS | • shandrydans n. Plural of shandrydan. • SHANDRYDAN n. an Irish two-wheeled cart; jocular, any worn-out antique vehicle.
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| SHERARDISED | • sherardised v. Simple past tense and past participle of sherardise. • SHERARDISE v. to coat with zinc by heating with zinc-dust in a vacuum, also SHERARDIZE.
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| STADHOLDERS | • stadholders n. Plural of stadholder. • STADHOLDER n. (Dutch) a Dutch viceroy or provincial governor, also STADTHOLDER.
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