| CEASELESS | • ceaseless adj. Without an end. • ceaseless adj. Without stop or pause, incessant. • CEASELESS adj. without cease. |
| DECLASSEE | • déclassée adj. Alternative form of déclassé (Used for female subjects). • DECLASSEE adj. of a female person, reduced or degraded in social class or status. |
| EYELASHES | • eyelashes n. Plural of eyelash. • eye-lashes n. Plural of eye-lash. • eye␣lashes n. Alternative form of eyelashes. |
| LEGALESES | • LEGALESE n. the specialized language of lawyers. |
| PEACELESS | • peaceless adj. Without peace; not peaceful. • PEACELESS adj. without peace; disturbed. |
| RELEASEES | • releasees n. Plural of releasee. • RELEASEE n. a person to whom an estate is released. |
| RELEASERS | • releasers n. Plural of releaser. • RELEASER n. one who releases, also RELEASOR. |
| SEALERIES | • sealeries n. Plural of sealery. • SEALERY n. the occupation of hunting seals. |
| SELENATES | • selenates n. Plural of selenate. • SELENATE n. a salt of selenic acid. |
| SELVAGEES | • selvagees n. Plural of selvagee. • SELVAGEE n. an untwisted skein of rope yarn marled together to form a strop. |
| TEASELERS | • teaselers n. Plural of teaseler. • TEASELER n. one who uses teasels for raising a nap on cloth, also TEASELLER. |
| TELESALES | • telesales n. (UK, Ireland) telemarketing. • TELESALE n. a sale made on the telephone. |
| TESSELATE | • tesselate v. Alternative spelling of tessellate. • TESSELATE v. to cover with small tiles, also TESSELLATE. |
| TESSELLAE | • tessellae n. Plural of tessella. • TESSELLA n. (Latin) a small tessera, a square block of marble, glass, tile, etc., used in mosaic. |
| WEASELERS | • weaselers n. Plural of weaseler. • WEASELER n. one who acts evasively. |