| ABASHEDLY | • abashedly adv. In an abashed manner. • ABASHED adv. ABASH, to strike with shame. |
| ANAGLYPHS | • anaglyphs n. Plural of anaglyph. • ANAGLYPH n. (Greek) a type of carved ornament. |
| ASHAMEDLY | • ashamedly adv. With shame. • ASHAMED adv. feeling shame. |
| ASPHYXIAL | • asphyxial adj. Of or relating to asphyxia. • ASPHYXIAL adj. of or relating to asphyxia. |
| DALMAHOYS | • Dalmahoys n. Plural of Dalmahoy. • DALMAHOY n. (historical) a bushy bobwig worn in the 18th century. |
| HANDPLAYS | • HANDPLAY n. a dealing of blows. |
| HASTATELY | • hastately adv. In a hastate manner. • HASTATE adv. spear-shaped, also HASTATED. |
| HAULYARDS | • haulyards n. Plural of haulyard. • HAULYARD n. a line used to hoist a sail, also HALYARD, HALLIARD. |
| HYPALGIAS | • hypalgias n. Plural of hypalgia. • HYPALGIA n. diminished susceptibility to pain, also HYPALGESIA. |
| LAYSHAFTS | • layshafts n. Plural of layshaft. • LAYSHAFT n. a shaft in a gearbox, allowing choice of gear ratios. |
| MARSHALCY | • marshalcy n. Synonym of marshalship. • MARSHALCY n. the rank, office or department of a marshal. |
| PHRASALLY | • phrasally adv. In a phrasal context or manner. • PHRASAL adv. pertaining to a group of two or more associated words. |
| PHYSALIAS | • physalias n. Plural of physalia. • PHYSALIA n. a genus of large oceanic Siphonophora which includes the Portuguese man-of-war. |
| SEALYHAMS | • Sealyhams n. Plural of Sealyham. • SEALYHAM n. a terrier dog. |
| SHAMEABLY | • SHAMEABLE adv. capable of being shamed, also SHAMABLE. |
| SLAPHAPPY | • slaphappy adj. Incoherent from being struck; punch drunk. • slaphappy adj. In a humorous mood as a result of fatigue; silly from being tired. • slaphappy adj. Irresponsibly free. |
| SYNALEPHA | • synalepha n. The suppression of a vowel at the end of word when it is followed by another word beginning with a vowel. • synalepha n. The melding into a single syllable of two vowels from two different syllables. • SYNALEPHA n. the melting of a final vowel or diphthong into the initial vowel or diphthong of the next word, also SYNALOEPHA. |