| DASTARDLIEST | • dastardliest adj. Superlative form of dastardly: most dastardly. • DASTARDLY adj. like a dastard, despicable. |
| DEDRAMATISES | • DEDRAMATISE v. to play down the importance of, lessen or keep low the tension or friction caused by, also DEDRAMATIZE. |
| DISACCREDITS | • DISACCREDIT v. to remove accreditation from. |
| DISCARDMENTS | • DISCARDMENT n. the act of discarding. |
| GIRDLESTEADS | • girdlesteads n. Plural of girdlestead. • GIRDLESTEAD n. (obsolete) the waist. |
| NONSTANDARDS | • nonstandards n. Plural of nonstandard. |
| STADTHOLDERS | • stadtholders n. Plural of stadtholder. • STADTHOLDER n. (Dutch) a Dutch viceroy or provincial governor, also STADHOLDER. |
| STANDARDISED | • standardised adj. (British spelling) Designed in a standard manner or according to an official or accepted standard. • standardised v. Simple past tense and past participle of standardise. • STANDARDISE v. to make standard, also STANDARDIZE. |
| STANDARDISER | • standardiser n. Alternative form of standardizer. • STANDARDISER n. one who standardises, also STANDARDIZER. |
| STANDARDISES | • standardises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of standardise. • STANDARDISE v. to make standard, also STANDARDIZE. |
| STANDARDIZES | • standardizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of standardize. • STANDARDIZE v. to make standard, also STANDARDISE. |
| STANDARDLESS | • standardless adj. Without a standard. • STANDARDLESS adj. without standards. |
| STRANDEDNESS | • strandedness n. The quality of having strands. • STRANDEDNESS n. the state of being stranded. |
| SUBSTANDARDS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| SURADDITIONS | • suradditions n. Plural of suraddition. • SURADDITION n. (Shakespeare) an additional title or designation. |