| BOARDINGHOUSES | • boardinghouses n. Plural of boardinghouse. • boarding␣houses n. Plural of boarding house. • BOARDINGHOUSE n. a private house in which accommodation and meals are provided for paying guests. |
| COADJUTORSHIPS | • coadjutorships n. Plural of coadjutorship. • COADJUTORSHIP n. the office of coadjutor. |
| DAUGHTERLINESS | • daughterliness n. The quality of being daughterly. • DAUGHTERLINESS n. the state of being daughterly. |
| DISAUTHORISING | • disauthorising v. Present participle of disauthorise. • DISAUTHORISE v. to deprive of authority, also DISAUTHORIZE. |
| DRAUGHTINESSES | • DRAUGHTINESS n. the state of being draughty. |
| DRAUGHTSPERSON | • draughtsperson n. Alternative spelling of draftsperson. • DRAUGHTSPERSON n. a gender-neutral term for draughtsman or draughtswoman. |
| DUNDERHEADISMS | • DUNDERHEADISM n. being a dunderhead. |
| HYALURONIDASES | • hyaluronidases n. Plural of hyaluronidase. • HYALURONIDASE n. a mucolytic enzyme that facilitates the spread of fluids through tissues by lowering the viscosity of hyaluronic acid. |
| HYDROACOUSTICS | • hydroacoustics n. Any of various sciences and technologies dealing with sound transmitted through water. • HYDROACOUSTICS n. the study of sound travelling through water. |
| HYDROSULPHATES | • hydrosulphates n. Plural of hydrosulphate. • HYDROSULPHATE n. any quaternary acid salt formed by addition of an organic base to sulphuric acid, such as aniline hydrosulphate. |
| PSEUDARTHROSES | • pseudarthroses n. Plural of pseudarthrosis. • PSEUDARTHROSIS n. a joint formed by fibrous tissue bridging the gap between the two fragments of bone of an old fracture that have not united, also PSEUDOARTHROSIS. |
| PSEUDARTHROSIS | • pseudarthrosis n. (Pathology) A bony, flexible structure, resembling a joint, sometimes found after a poorly united fracture. • pseudarthrosis n. (Surgery) A failed fusion after an arthrodesis surgery. • pseudarthrosis n. (Architecture) A groove in a block of stone that simulates a joint. |
| PSEUDEPIGRAPHS | • pseudepigraphs n. Plural of pseudepigraph. • PSEUDEPIGRAPH n. a book ascribed to Old Testament characters, but not judged genuine by scholars. |
| PSEUDOGRAPHIES | • pseudographies n. Plural of pseudography. • PSEUDOGRAPHY n. unsatisfactory spelling. |
| SCHADENFREUDES | • schadenfreudes n. Plural of schadenfreude. • SCHADENFREUDE n. (German) enjoyment gained from others' troubles. |
| SOUTHEASTWARDS | • southeastwards adj. Southeastward. • southeastwards adv. Southeastward. • SOUTHEASTWARDS adv. in a southeasterly direction, also SOUTHEASTWARD. |
| SOUTHWESTWARDS | • southwestwards adj. Southwestward. • southwestwards adv. Southwestward. • SOUTHWESTWARDS adv. in a southwesterly direction, also SOUTHWESTWARD. |
| SUPERHUMANISED | • superhumanised v. Simple past tense and past participle of superhumanise. • SUPERHUMANISE v. to make superhuman, also SUPERHUMANIZE. |
| THUNDERFLASHES | • thunderflashes n. Plural of thunderflash. • THUNDERFLASH n. a container, such as a blank shell, filled with explosive powder, which makes a flash and a loud explosion when detonated. |
| UNDEREMPHASISE | • underemphasise v. Alternative form of underemphasize. • UNDEREMPHASISE v. to emphasise insufficiently, also UNDEREMPHASIZE. |