| BECLAMOURS | • beclamours v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of beclamour. • BECLAMOUR v. to make a clamour, also BECLAMOR. |
| CABLEGRAMS | • cablegrams n. Plural of cablegram. • CABLEGRAM n. a message sent by a submarine telegraphic cable. |
| CALEMBOURS | • calembours n. Plural of calembour. • CALEMBOUR n. (French) a pun. |
| CARAMBOLAS | • carambolas n. Plural of carambola. • CARAMBOLA n. (Portuguese) a small East Indian tree of the wood-sorrel family; its acrid yellow pulpy fruit used for making tarts, preserves, etc., aka starfruit. |
| CARAMBOLES | • caramboles n. Plural of carambole. • CARAMBOLE v. (French) to make a cannon in billiards, also CAROM, CARROM. |
| CARBAMOYLS | • carbamoyls n. Plural of carbamoyl. • CARBAMOYL n. a radical derived from carbamic acid, also CARBAMYL. |
| CLAMBERERS | • clamberers n. Plural of clamberer. • CLAMBERER n. one who clambers. |
| CLUBMASTER | • clubmaster n. (Dated) The proprietor of a social club. • CLUBMASTER n. the manager of a club. |
| COLOMBARDS | • COLOMBARD n. a kind of grape used to make wine. |
| CYMBALEERS | • CYMBALEER n. one who plays the cymbals, also CYMBALER, CYMBALIST. |
| DESCRAMBLE | • descramble v. To decode or unscramble a coded signal. • DESCRAMBLE v. to unscramble. |
| LAMBRUSCOS | • Lambruscos n. Plural of Lambrusco. • LAMBRUSCO n. (Italian) an Italian sparkling wine. |
| LUMBRICALS | • lumbricals n. Plural of lumbrical. • LUMBRICAL n. one of certain muscles of the hand and foot used in flexing the digits, also LUMBRICALIS. |
| ROCAMBOLES | • rocamboles n. Plural of rocambole. • ROCAMBOLE n. (French) a plant closely related to garlic. |
| SCRAMBLERS | • scramblers n. Plural of scrambler. • SCRAMBLER n. a telephone device for scrambling a conversation. |
| SCRAMBLING | • scrambling v. Present participle of scramble. • scrambling n. The act by which something is scrambled. • scrambling adj. Confused and irregular; awkward; scambling. |
| UNSCRAMBLE | • unscramble v. (Transitive) To reverse the process of scrambling, decrypt. • unscramble v. (Transitive) To put into order or restore to order. • UNSCRAMBLE v. to separate (as a conglomeration or tangle) into original components. |