| CASSEROLED | • casseroled adj. Cooked in a casserole. • CASSEROLE v. to make a casserole of. |
| 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. |
| CLEPSYDRAS | • clepsydras n. Plural of clepsydra. • CLEPSYDRA n. (Greek) an instrument which measures time by trickling water. |
| DISCOURSAL | • discoursal adj. Relating to discourse. • DISCOURSAL adj. relating to discourse. |
| DISPLACERS | • displacers n. Plural of displacer. • DISPLACER n. one who displaces. |
| ESCALADERS | • escaladers n. Plural of escalader. • ESCALADER n. one who escalades, scales fortress walls by means of ladders. |
| ESCLANDRES | • esclandres n. Plural of esclandre. • ESCLANDRE n. (French) unpleasant notoriety; a scandal, a scene. |
| 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. |
| LASERDISCS | • laserdiscs n. Plural of laserdisc. • Laserdiscs n. Plural of Laserdisc. • laser␣discs n. Plural of laser disc. |
| LEADSCREWS | • leadscrews n. Plural of leadscrew. • LEADSCREW n. a threaded rod on which a mechanism travels, and which can be adjusted. |
| RASCALDOMS | • rascaldoms n. Plural of rascaldom. • RASCALDOM n. the state of being a rascal. |
| SACRALISED | • sacralised v. Simple past tense and past participle of sacralise. • SACRALISE v. to make sacred, also SACRALIZE. |
| SCLAUNDERS | • sclaunders n. Plural of sclaunder. • sclaunders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sclaunder. • SCLAUNDER n. (obsolete) slander. |
| SCRUBLANDS | • scrublands n. Plural of scrubland. • SCRUBLAND n. land covered by scrub. |
| SCUDDALERS | • SCUDDALER n. in Shetland, the leader of a band of guisers, also SCUDLER, SKUDLER. |
| UNDERCLASS | • underclass n. The poorest class of people in a given society. • UNDERCLASS n. the lowest social stratum usually made up of disadvantaged minority groups. |