| AMYGDALES | • amygdales n. Plural of amygdale. • AMYGDALE n. a small gas bubble in lava, also AMYGDULE. |
| AMYGDULES | • amygdules n. Plural of amygdule. • AMYGDULE n. a small gas bubble in lava, also AMYGDALE. |
| ASHAMEDLY | • ashamedly adv. With shame. • ASHAMED adv. feeling shame. |
| ASSUMEDLY | • assumedly adv. (Chiefly US) In an assumed manner; presumably. • ASSUMED adv. ASSUME, to take for granted. |
| ATMOLYSED | • atmolysed v. Simple past tense and past participle of atmolyse. • ATMOLYSE v. to separate gases by diffusion, also ATMOLYZE. |
| CHLAMYDES | • chlamydes n. Plural of chlamys. • CHLAMYS n. (Greek) a horseman's loose cloak. |
| DALMAHOYS | • Dalmahoys n. Plural of Dalmahoy. • DALMAHOY n. (historical) a bushy bobwig worn in the 18th century. |
| DAMSELFLY | • damselfly n. Any of various insects of the suborder Zygoptera that have long slender bodies, and are similar to dragonflies… • DAMSELFLY n. an insect of the order Odonata, resembling the dragonfly. |
| DISMALITY | • dismality n. The quality or state of being dismal. • DISMALITY n. the state of being dismal. |
| DISMAYFUL | • dismayful adj. (Obsolete) terrifying. • DISMAYFUL adj. terrifying. |
| DISMAYLED | • DISMAYL v. (Spenser) to deprive of mail (armour). |
| DYSMELIAS | • dysmelias n. Plural of dysmelia. • DYSMELIA n. the condition in which one or more limbs are misshapen or incomplete. |
| HOLYDAMES | • HOLYDAME n. (Shakespeare) holiness, a holy place, esp. in an oath, also HALIDOM, HALIDOME, HOLLIDAM, HOLYDAM. |
| LADYPALMS | • lady␣palms n. Plural of lady palm. • LADYPALM n. a kind of palm tree, native to China and Taiwan. |
| LAMPYRIDS | • lampyrids n. Plural of lampyrid. • LAMPYRID n. a glowworm or firefly. |
| MISPLAYED | • misplayed v. Simple past tense and past participle of misplay. • MISPLAY v. to make a bad play in a game. |
| OLYMPIADS | • olympiads n. Plural of olympiad. • Olympiads n. Plural of Olympiad. • OLYMPIAD n. a celebration of the Olympic Games. |
| SYMPODIAL | • sympodial adj. (Botany) Having a specialized lateral growth pattern in which the apical meristem is terminated. • SYMPODIAL adj. relating to a sympodium, a stem involved in sympodial growth. |