| BLATHERERS | • blatherers n. Plural of blatherer. • BLATHERER n. one who blathers, also BLETHERER. |
| HARBORLESS | • harborless adj. Alternative spelling of harbourless. • HARBORLESS adj. (US) without a harbor, also HARBOURLESS. |
| HARDLINERS | • hardliners n. Plural of hardliner. • hard-liners n. Plural of hard-liner. • HARDLINER n. one who takes a hardline. |
| HARLOTRIES | • harlotries n. Plural of harlotry. • HARLOTRY n. the behaviour of a harlot. |
| HELLRAISER | • hellraiser n. A person who engages in wild, wanton behavior. • hell-raiser n. Alternative form of hellraiser. |
| HERALDRIES | • heraldries n. Plural of heraldry. • HERALDRY n. the science of armorial bearings. |
| HYPERREALS | • hyperreals n. Plural of hyperreal. • HYPERREAL n. that which constitutes hyperreality. |
| LOGORRHEAS | • logorrheas n. Plural of logorrhea. • LOGORRHEA n. excessive and often incoherent talkativeness or wordiness. |
| MARSHALERS | • marshalers n. Plural of marshaler. • MARSHALER n. one who marshals, also MARSHALLER. |
| MARSHALLER | • marshaller n. Alternative spelling of marshaler. • MARSHALLER n. one who marshals, also MARSHALER. |
| MARSHELDER | • MARSHELDER n. a herbaceous, oily, annual plant native to North America and once cultivated for its edible seeds, aka sumpweed. |
| ORCHESTRAL | • orchestral adj. Relating to an orchestra or to music played by an orchestra. • orchestral n. (Uncommon) An orchestral performance. • ORCHESTRAL adj. relating to or composed for an orchestra, also ORCHESTRIC. |
| OVERRASHLY | • overrashly adv. With excessive rashness. • OVERRASH adv. excessively rash. |
| REHEARSALS | • rehearsals n. Plural of rehearsal. • REHEARSAL n. an act of rehearsing. |
| SEBORRHEAL | • seborrheal adj. Of or relating to seborrhea. • SEBORRHEAL adj. relating to seborrhea, a morbidly increased discharge of sebaceous matter upon the skin, also SEBORRHEIC, SEBORRHOEAL, SEBORRHOEIC. |
| SHIRRALEES | • SHIRRALEE n. (Australian slang) a swagman's bundle, also SHIRALEE. |
| SIALORRHEA | • sialorrhea n. (Medicine) Drooling; the flow of excess saliva from the mouth. |
| TRIHEDRALS | • TRIHEDRAL n. a solid having three sides or faces; thus, a trihedral angle is a solid angle bounded by three plane angles. |
| TROCHLEARS | • trochlears n. Plural of trochlear. • TROCHLEAR n. the trochlear (pulley-shaped) muscle of the eye. |