| CATHEDRALS | • cathedrals n. Plural of cathedral. • CATHEDRAL n. the principal church in a diocese, so called because in it the bishop has his official chair (cathedra). |
| CHARLADIES | • charladies n. Plural of charlady. • CHARLADY n. a cleaning woman. |
| CHEERLEADS | • cheerleads v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cheerlead. • CHEERLEAD v. to lead in cheering. |
| CHILDCARES | • childcares n. Plural of childcare. • CHILDCARE n. care of children, esp. as professionally provided. |
| CHILDERMAS | • Childermas prop.n. (Christianity) A religious service and holiday commemorating the supposed Massacre of the Innocents… • CHILDERMAS n. a church festival held on December 28, Holy Innocents' Day. |
| CHLORDANES | • chlordanes n. Plural of chlordane. • CHLORDANE n. a highly poisonous liquid insecticide, also CHLORDAN. |
| CHRYSALIDS | • chrysalids n. Plural of chrysalid. • CHRYSALID n. a pupa, esp. of a moth or butterfly, enclosed in a firm case or cocoon, also CHRYSALIS. |
| CLARTHEADS | • CLARTHEAD n. a slow-witted person. |
| DRATCHELLS | • dratchells n. Plural of dratchell. • DRATCHELL n. a slut, also DRAZEL. |
| FELDSCHARS | • FELDSCHAR n. (Russian) in Russia and Eastern Europe, a partly trained doctor, or one who assists a doctor on the battlefield, also FELDSCHER, FELDSHER. |
| FLASHCARDS | • flashcards n. Plural of flashcard. • flash␣cards n. Plural of flash card. • FLASHCARD n. a card shown briefly as a memory test. |
| HYDRAULICS | • hydraulics n. The engineering science that deals with practical applications where liquid is in motion and transmits energy. • hydraulics n. The hydraulic system of a vehicle or other machine. • HYDRAULIC v. to excavate and wash out with powerful jets of water. |
| LARCHWOODS | • larchwoods n. Plural of larchwood. • LARCHWOOD n. the wood of the larch. |
| MARCHLANDS | • marchlands n. Plural of marchland. • MARCHLAND n. a borderland. |
| RANCHLANDS | • ranchlands n. Plural of ranchland. • RANCHLAND n. the land occupied by a ranch. |
| SCHOOLWARD | • schoolward adv. Toward school. • schoolward adj. Toward school. • SCHOOLWARD adv. toward school, also SCHOOLWARDS. |
| SCHOOLYARD | • schoolyard n. (Chiefly US) The grounds around a school. • schoolyard n. (Chiefly UK) An open field near a school used for recreation by the students. • SCHOOLYARD n. the grounds of a school, especially as a place for children to play. |
| SPRAUCHLED | • sprauchled v. Simple past tense and past participle of sprauchle. • SPRAUCHLE v. (Scots) to clamber, also SPRACKLE. |
| STARCHEDLY | • starchedly adv. With stiff formality. • STARCHED adv. STARCH, to stiffen a fabric. |