| BOLLARDS | • bollards n. Plural of bollard. • BOLLARD n. a post of metal or wood on a wharf or ship around which to fasten lines. |
| COLLARDS | • collards n. Plural of collard. • collards n. (Often used as an uncountable noun). • COLLARD n. pickled or salted meat rolled and cooked with herbs and spices. |
| DALLIERS | • dalliers n. Plural of dallier. • DALLIER n. one who dallies. |
| DIALLERS | • diallers n. Plural of dialler. • DIALLER n. one that dials, also DIALER. |
| DORSALLY | • dorsally adv. Towards the dorsal side. • DORSALLY adv. towards the back. |
| DRYWALLS | • drywalls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of drywall. • dry␣walls n. Plural of dry wall. • DRYWALL v. to build with drywalls. |
| DULLARDS | • dullards n. Plural of dullard. • Dullards prop.n. Plural of Dullard. • DULLARD n. a dolt. |
| LANDLERS | • ländlers n. Plural of ländler. • LANDLER n. (German) a slow Austrian dance. |
| MALLARDS | • mallards n. Plural of mallard. • Mallards prop.n. Plural of Mallard. • MALLARD n. a wild duck. |
| ODALLERS | • odallers n. Plural of odaller. • ODALLER n. in the Orkneys and Shetlands, one who holds a udal estate, also UDALLER. |
| POLLARDS | • pollards n. Plural of pollard. • POLLARD v. to cut the top branches of a tree back to the trunk. |
| RAGDOLLS | • ragdolls n. Plural of ragdoll. • ragdolls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ragdoll. • Ragdolls n. Plural of Ragdoll. |
| SARDELLE | • sardelle n. Alternative form of sardel (“sardine”). • SARDELLE n. a small fish related to the sardine, also SARDEL. |
| SILLADAR | • silladar n. (India, historical) A member of a troop of irregular cavalry. • SILLADAR n. (Urdu) an irregular cavalryman who provided his own horse and arms. |
| SOLLARED | • sollared v. Simple past tense and past participle of sollar. • SOLLAR v. (archaic) to put in a floor or garret. |
| UDALLERS | • udallers n. Plural of udaller. • UDALLER n. a holder of an udal estate, also ODALLER. |