| ASSERTEDLY | • assertedly adv. According to an assertion. • ASSERTED adv. ASSERT, to state positively. |
| BYSTANDERS | • bystanders n. Plural of bystander. • BYSTANDER n. someone who stands by or near one; an onlooker. |
| DASYMETERS | • dasymeters n. Plural of dasymeter. • DASYMETER n. a device for measuring the density of gases. |
| DRYASDUSTS | • dryasdusts n. Plural of dryasdust. • DRYASDUST n. a boring person. |
| DRYSALTERS | • drysalters n. Plural of drysalter. • DRYSALTER n. a seller of dry goods and chemicals. |
| DYSCRASITE | • dyscrasite n. (Mineralogy) An orthorhombic-pyramidal mineral containing antimony and silver. • DYSCRASITE n. a mineral consisting of antimony and silver. |
| HYDROCASTS | • hydrocasts n. Plural of hydrocast. • HYDROCAST n. a gathering of water samples for analysis. |
| HYDROSTATS | • hydrostats n. Plural of hydrostat. • HYDROSTAT n. a contrivance or apparatus to prevent the explosion of steam boilers. |
| STACKYARDS | • stackyards n. Plural of stackyard. • STACKYARD n. a yard or inclosure for stacks of hay or grain. |
| STEELYARDS | • steelyards n. Plural of steelyard. • STEELYARD n. a weighing-machine consisting of a lever with a short arm for the thing weighed and a long graduated arm on which a single weight moves. |
| STOCKYARDS | • stockyards n. Plural of stockyard. • STOCKYARD n. a large yard with pens where cattle are kept for slaughter, market etc. |
| STRIDEWAYS | • strideways adv. (Dialect, obsolete) Astride. • STRIDEWAYS adv. astride. |
| YARDSTICKS | • yardsticks n. Plural of yardstick. • YARDSTICK n. a stick three feet long; any standard of measurement, also YARDWAND. |
| YESTERDAYS | • yesterdays n. Plural of yesterday. • yesterday's adj. Of or relating to yesterday. (This entry is a translation hub.) • YESTERDAY n. the day immediately before today. |