| ABSURDNESS | • absurdness n. (Rare) The quality of being absurd; absurdity. • ABSURDNESS n. the state of being absurd. |
| AMBUSCADES | • ambuscades v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ambuscade. • ambuscades n. Plural of ambuscade. • AMBUSCADE v. (French) to lay an ambush, also AMBUSCADO. |
| BAUDRONSES | • baudronses n. Plural of baudrons. • BAUDRONS n. (Scots) a quasi-proper name for the cat; also for the hare. |
| BEADHOUSES | • beadhouses n. Plural of beadhouse. • BEADHOUSE n. a chapel, also BEDEHOUSE. |
| DATABUSSES | • databusses n. Plural of databus. • data␣busses n. Plural of data bus. • DATABUS n. path for transferring computer data. |
| HUSBANDERS | • husbanders n. Plural of husbander. • HUSBANDER n. one who husbands. |
| SHADBUSHES | • shadbushes n. Plural of shadbush. • SHADBUSH n. an American rosaceous bush flowering at shad spawning time, also SHADBLOW. |
| SLUGGABEDS | • sluggabeds n. Plural of sluggabed. • SLUGGABED n. (Shakespeare) one who indulges in lying abed; a sluggard, also SLUGABED. |
| SQUABASHED | • squabashed v. Simple past tense and past participle of squabash. • SQUABASH v. to crush esp. with criticism; to lambaste. |
| SUBCLASSED | • subclassed v. Simple past tense and past participle of subclass. • SUBCLASS v. to place in a subdivision of a class. |
| SUBDEACONS | • subdeacons n. Plural of subdeacon. • sub-deacons n. Plural of sub-deacon (alternative spelling of subdeacons). • SUBDEACON n. a minister of an order next below that of deacon. |
| SUBDEALERS | • subdealers n. Plural of subdealer. • SUBDEALER n. a dealer who buys from other dealers. |
| SUBSAMPLED | • subsampled adj. Divided into subsamples. • SUBSAMPLE v. to create a subsample. |
| SUBWARDENS | • subwardens n. Plural of subwarden. • SUBWARDEN n. a subordinate warden. |