| ARSENALS | • arsenals n. Plural of arsenal. • ARSENAL n. a storehouse for weapons. |
| BRANSLES | • bransles n. Plural of bransle. • BRANSLE n. (French) an old French dance, also BRANLE, BRANTLE. |
| ENSNARLS | • ensnarls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ensnarl. • ENSNARL v. to snarl up, entangle. |
| INSULARS | • insulars n. Plural of insular. • INSULAR n. a native or inhabitant of an island. |
| LASSLORN | • lasslorn adj. (Obsolete) Forsaken by one’s lass or mistress. • LASSLORN adj. (Shakespeare) forsaken by one's mistress. |
| RAINLESS | • rainless adj. Without rain. • RAINLESS adj. without rain. |
| RANKLESS | • rankless adj. Devoid of rank. • RANKLESS adj. without a rank. |
| RASSLING | • rassling v. Present participle of rassle. • RASSLE v. (colloquial) to wrestle, also WARSLE, WARSTLE, WRASSLE, WRASTLE, WRAXLE. |
| REALNESS | • realness n. The state of being real; reality. • REALNESS n. the state of being real. |
| SALFERNS | • SALFERN n. a medicinal herb, aka gromwell. |
| SALTERNS | • salterns n. Plural of saltern. • SALTERN n. a saltwork. |
| SLANDERS | • slanders n. Plural of slander. • slanders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of slander. • SLANDER v. to defame. |
| SLANGERS | • slangers n. Plural of slanger. • SLANGER n. a hawker; a dealer in illegal drugs. |
| SLANTERS | • slanters n. Plural of slanter. • SLANTER n. (Australian slang) a dodge, a trick, also SLENTER, SLINTER. |
| SNARFLES | • snarfles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snarfle. • SNARFLE v. to snarl. |
| SNARLERS | • snarlers n. Plural of snarler. • SNARLER n. one who snarls. |
| UNSNARLS | • unsnarls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsnarl. • UNSNARL v. to disentangle. |