| ABSENTLY | • absently adv. In an absent-minded or abstracted manner. • ABSENT adv. not present. |
| ANALYSTS | • analysts n. Plural of analyst. • ANALYST n. someone skilled in analysis. |
| ANALYTES | • analytes n. Plural of analyte. • ANALYTE n. a substance being analyzed. |
| ANOLYTES | • anolytes n. Plural of anolyte. • ANOLYTE n. the part of an electricity conduction solution near the anode. |
| ENTAYLES | • entayles n. Plural of entayle. • entayles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of entayle. • ENTAYLE v. (obsolete) to carve. |
| LANOSITY | • lanosity n. (Botany, zoology, rare) The quality of being lanose, or woolly. • LANOSITY n. woolliness. |
| MESNALTY | • mesnalty n. (Law, historical) The position or land of a mesne lord. • MESNALTY n. a type of feudal estate. |
| NASALITY | • nasality n. The state or quality of being nasal. • NASALITY n. an instance of being produced nasally. |
| NAYTHLES | • NAYTHLES adv. (archaic) nevertheless, also NATHELESS, NATHELESSE, NATHLESS, NETHELESS. |
| PTYALINS | • ptyalins n. Plural of ptyalin. • PTYALIN n. (Greek) a ferment in saliva that turns starch into sugar. |
| SALINITY | • salinity n. The quality of being saline. • salinity n. (Chemistry) The concentration of salt in a solution. • SALINITY n. a concentration of salt. |
| SCANTILY | • scantily adv. Sparingly; not plentifully; not fully; in a scanty manner. • SCANTY adv. poorly supplied. |
| SECANTLY | • secantly adv. So as to cut or divide. • SECANT adv. cutting. |
| STANCHLY | • stanchly adv. In a stanch manner. • STANCH adv. firm, steadfast, also STAUNCH. |
| STANYELS | • stanyels n. Plural of stanyel. • STANYEL n. the kestrel, also STANDGALE, STANIEL, STANNEL. |
| TOYLANDS | • TOYLAND n. the toy industry. |
| UNSTABLY | • unstably adv. In an unstable manner. • UNSTABLE adv. not stable, also INSTABLE. |
| YGLAUNST | • yglaunst v. Past participle of glance. • GLANCE v. to look quickly. |