| FLAUGHTERED | • FLAUGHTER v. (Scots) to cut turfs. |
| FURALDEHYDE | • furaldehyde n. (Organic chemistry) furfural. • FURALDEHYDE n. either of two aldehydes derived from furan. |
| HARLEQUINED | • harlequined v. Simple past tense and past participle of harlequin. • HARLEQUIN v. to play a harlequin. |
| HAZARDOUSLY | • hazardously adv. In a hazardous manner. • HAZARDOUS adv. dangerous. |
| HUSBANDLIER | • HUSBANDLY adj. of or like a husband. |
| HYPERDULIAS | • hyperdulias n. Plural of hyperdulia. • HYPERDULIA n. in Roman Catholicism, the veneration accorded to the Virgin Mary. |
| LOUDHAILERS | • loudhailers n. Plural of loudhailer. • loud␣hailers n. Plural of loud hailer. • LOUDHAILER n. a megaphone. |
| PRELAUNCHED | • PRELAUNCH v. to launch in advance. |
| SLAUGHTERED | • slaughtered v. Simple past tense and past participle of slaughter. • slaughtered adj. (Informal) Extremely drunk. • SLAUGHTER v. to kill, esp. animals for food. |
| SOUTHLANDER | • Southlander n. A native of Southland in New Zealand. • SOUTHLANDER n. one who lives in the south. |
| SOUTHWARDLY | • southwardly adv. Southwards, towards the south. • southwardly adj. Southwards, towards the south. • SOUTHWARDLY adv. in a southward direction. |
| SULPHURATED | • sulphurated adj. Alternative form of sulfurated. • sulphurated v. Simple past tense and past participle of sulphurate. • SULPHURATE v. to combine with sulphur, also SULFURATE. |
| THUNDERCLAP | • thunderclap n. A sudden, loud thunder caused by a nearby lightning strike; a shock of thunder, as opposed to a reverberating rumble. • thunderclap n. (Figurative) Something that makes a big, dramatic impact. • thunderclap v. (Intransitive) To produce a loud burst of sound like a thunderclap. |
| TURTLEHEADS | • turtleheads n. Plural of turtlehead. • TURTLEHEAD n. an American perennial herb with white flowers shaped like the head of a turtle. |
| ULTRAHEATED | • ultraheated v. Simple past tense and past participle of ultraheat. • ULTRAHEAT v. to heat to very high temperatures, as used for sterilisation. |