| ALMSHOUSES | • almshouses n. Plural of almshouse. • alms-houses n. Plural of alms-house. • ALMSHOUSE n. a privately supported house offering accommodation to the aged or needy. |
| FATHOMLESS | • fathomless adj. Very deep (especially of water deeper than a lead line can measure); bottomless. • fathomless adj. (By extension) unfathomable or incomprehensible. • FATHOMLESS adj. incapable of being fathomed. |
| HAEMOLYSES | • haemolyses n. Plural of haemolysis. • HAEMOLYSIS n. breaking up of red blood-corpuscles. |
| HAEMOLYSIS | • haemolysis n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of hemolysis. • hæmolysis n. Obsolete form of hemolysis. • HAEMOLYSIS n. breaking up of red blood-corpuscles. |
| HAILSTORMS | • hailstorms n. Plural of hailstorm. • hail␣storms n. Plural of hail storm. • HAILSTORM n. a storm of hail. |
| HOMESTALLS | • homestalls n. Plural of homestall. • HOMESTALL n. a homestead. |
| ISOCHIMALS | • ISOCHIMAL n. an isochimal line, also ISOCHEIMAL. |
| MARSHLOCKS | • MARSHLOCKS n. a marsh-growing species of cinquefoil. |
| MOSCHATELS | • moschatels n. Plural of moschatel. • MOSCHATEL n. a plant of the genus Adoxa, the flowers of which are pale green, and have a faint musky smell. |
| MOYGASHELS | • MOYGASHEL n. an Irish linen; a garment made from this type of Irish linen. |
| OMPHALOSES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PALMHOUSES | • palmhouses n. Plural of palmhouse. • PALMHOUSE n. a glasshouse for palms and other plants. |
| RHOPALISMS | • RHOPALISM n. a sentence or poem in which each word is one syllable longer than its predecessor. |
| STOMACHALS | • stomachals n. Plural of stomachal. • STOMACHAL n. a medicine that is good for the stomach. |
| SYPHILOMAS | • syphilomas n. Plural of syphiloma. • SYPHILOMA n. a syphilitic tumour. |