| ADVERSARY | • adversary n. An opponent or rival. • Adversary prop.n. (Religion, Christianity) The Devil; Satan. • ADVERSARY n. an opponent. |
| AFFRAYERS | • affrayers n. Plural of affrayer. • AFFRAYER n. a disturber of the peace. |
| BARNYARDS | • barnyards n. Plural of barnyard. • BARNYARD n. a yard near a barn. |
| BARRASWAY | • barrasway n. (Newfoundland) A shallow coastal salt lake or inlet. • BARRASWAY n. (Canadian) a shallow lagoon formed by a sandbar, also BARACHOIS. |
| BASTARDRY | • bastardry n. (Dated) The state of being a bastard (illegitimate child). • bastardry n. (Rare) The unpleasant behaviour of a bastard (objectionable person). • BASTARDRY n. (Australian slang) malicious or cruel behaviour, also BASTARDY. |
| CARBARYLS | • carbaryls n. Plural of carbaryl. • CARBARYL n. a salt or ester of carbamic acid, esp. as used as a pesticide, also CARBAMATE. |
| CARRAWAYS | • carraways n. Plural of carraway. • Carraways prop.n. Plural of Carraway. • CARRAWAY n. an umbelliferous plant with aromatic seeds used as a tonic and condiment, also CARAWAY. |
| CARRYALLS | • carryalls n. Plural of carryall. • CARRYALL n. a light four-wheeled one-horse carriage. |
| DISARRAYS | • disarrays n. Plural of disarray. • DISARRAY v. to throw into disorder. |
| FARMYARDS | • farmyards n. Plural of farmyard. • FARMYARD n. an area surrounding farm buildings. |
| GRAMARYES | • GRAMARYE n. occult learning or magic, also GRAMARY. |
| HAIRSPRAY | • hairspray n. Alternative form of hair spray. • hair␣spray n. A usually scented hairstyling product in aerosol form that stiffens the hair, so it stays in a certain hairstyle. • HAIRSPRAY n. lacquer sprayed on the hair to hold it in place. |
| MISARRAYS | • MISARRAY n. (Scott) disarray. |
| PARALYSER | • paralyser n. That which paralyses. • PARALYSER n. a paralysing agent, also PARALYZER. |
| RASPATORY | • raspatory n. A surgeon’s rasp. • RASPATORY n. a surgeon's rasp. |
| SCRAPYARD | • scrapyard n. A junkyard, a place where scrap is stored, discarded or resold. • SCRAPYARD n. a place where old iron or useless material is collected. |
| WAYFARERS | • wayfarers n. Plural of wayfarer. • wayfarers n. A pair of wayfarer glasses. • WAYFARER n. a traveller. |
| YARRAMANS | • yarramans n. Plural of yarraman. • YARRAMAN n. (Native Australian) a horse. |