| DANGEROUSLY | • dangerously adv. In a dangerous manner. • DANGEROUS adv. full of danger. |
| EGLANDULOSE | • eglandulose adj. Without glands. • EGLANDULOSE adj. having no glands, also EGLANDULAR. |
| FEUDALISING | • feudalising v. Present participle of feudalise. • FEUDALISE v. to reduce to a feudal tenure, also FEUDALIZE. |
| FUSILLADING | • fusillading v. Present participle of fusillade. • FUSILLADE v. to discharge firearms simultaneously. |
| GADOLINIUMS | • gadoliniums n. Plural of gadolinium. • GADOLINIUM n. a rare metallic element found associated with yttrium and other rare metals. |
| GLADFULNESS | • gladfulness n. The quality of being gladful. • GLADFULNESS n. (archaic) the quality of being gladful. |
| GRADUALNESS | • gradualness n. The condition of being gradual. • GRADUALNESS n. the state of being gradual. |
| GRANDUNCLES | • granduncles n. Plural of granduncle. • grand-uncles n. Plural of grand-uncle. • grand␣uncles n. Plural of grand uncle. |
| GUILDSWOMAN | • guildswoman n. A female member of a guild. • GUILDSWOMAN n. a female member of a guild, also GILDSWOMAN. |
| LANGUIDNESS | • languidness n. The property of being languid. • LANGUIDNESS n. the state of being languid. |
| LAUNDERINGS | • launderings n. Plural of laundering. • LAUNDERING n. the act of cleansing e.g. clothes, money. |
| PLAYGROUNDS | • playgrounds n. Plural of playground. • PLAYGROUND n. a piece of land used for and usually equipped with facilities for recreation esp. by children. |
| PLOUGHLANDS | • ploughlands n. Plural of ploughland. • PLOUGHLAND n. land under the plough, also PLOWLAND. |
| PLUNDERAGES | • PLUNDERAGE n. the embezzlement of goods on shipboard. |
| QUADRANGLES | • quadrangles n. Plural of quadrangle. • QUADRANGLE n. a plane figure with four angles (and therefore four sides). |
| SALMAGUNDIS | • salmagundis n. Plural of salmagundi. • SALMAGUNDI n. (French) a dish of chopped meat, eggs, anchovies, onions etc., also SALMAGUNDY. |
| UNDERGLAZES | • underglazes n. Plural of underglaze. • UNDERGLAZE n. in pottery, a glaze put on before the main glaze. |
| UNSWADDLING | • unswaddling v. Present participle of unswaddle. • UNSWADDLE v. to take a swaddle from; to unswathe. |