| AIRBALLED | • airballed v. Simple past tense and past participle of airball. • AIRBALL v. in basketball, to make a shot that completely fails to touch the target. |
| AMARYLLID | • amaryllid n. (Botany) Any of the family Amaryllidaceae; an amaryllidaceous plant. • AMARYLLID n. any member of the amaryllis family, also AMARYLLIS. |
| ARILLATED | • arillated adj. Having an aril. • ARILLATED adj. having an aril, a protective seed-coat, also ARILLARY, ARILLATE. |
| ARMADILLO | • armadillo n. Any of the burrowing mammals covered with bony, jointed, protective plates, order Cingulata, found in… • ARMADILLO n. (Spanish) any of a number of burrowing edentate mammals native to South and Central America. |
| CUADRILLA | • cuadrilla n. (Bullfighting) The team which supports the matador. • CUADRILLA n. (Spanish) the attendants of a matador. |
| GAILLARDE | • gaillarde n. Alternative form of galliard (dance). • GAILLARDE adj. (obsolete) brisk, lively, also GAILLARD. |
| GALLIARDS | • galliards n. Plural of galliard. • GALLIARD n. a sprightly Renaissance and Baroque dance. |
| GLADIOLAR | • GLADIOLAR adj. like a gladiolus. |
| HALLIARDS | • halliards n. Plural of halliard. • HALLIARD n. a line used to hoist a sail, also HALYARD, HAULYARD. |
| KILLADARS | • killadars n. Plural of killadar. • KILLADAR n. (Hindi) in India, the commandant of a fort or garrison. |
| LANDRAILS | • landrails n. Plural of landrail. • LANDRAIL n. a bird with a rasping cry, aka corncrake. |
| LARDALITE | • lardalite n. (Mineralogy) A nepheline monzonite mineral. • LARDALITE n. a coarse nepheline syenite, also LAURDALITE. |
| PAILLARDS | • paillards n. Plural of paillard. • PAILLARD n. (French) a slice of meat pounded flat and grilled. |
| PALLIARDS | • palliards n. Plural of palliard. • PALLIARD n. (obsolete) a professional beggar; a vagabond. |
| RADICALLY | • radically adv. In a radical manner; fundamentally; very. • radically adv. At the root. • RADICAL adv. fundamental. |
| SILLADARS | • silladars n. Plural of silladar. • SILLADAR n. (Urdu) an irregular cavalryman who provided his own horse and arms. |