| ALLOWABILITIES | • allowabilities n. Plural of allowability. • ALLOWABILITY n. the state of being allowable. |
| DISALLOWABLE | • disallowable adj. Able to be disallowed. • disallowable adj. Not allowable; not to be suffered or permitted; which should not be allowed. • DISALLOWABLE adj. that can be disallowed. |
| HILLWALKER | • hillwalker n. A person who takes part in hillwalking. • HILLWALKER n. one who likes walking in the hills. |
| HILLWALKERS | • hillwalkers n. Plural of hillwalker. • HILLWALKER n. one who likes walking in the hills. |
| PARALLELWISE | • parallelwise adj. Parallel. • parallelwise adv. Parallelly. • PARALLELWISE adv. in parallel fashion. |
| SHIELDWALL | • shield␣wall n. A "wall" of overlapping shields formed by medieval soldiers standing next to each other. • SHIELDWALL n. a defence of interlocked shields. |
| SHIELDWALLS | • shield␣walls n. Plural of shield wall. • SHIELDWALL n. a defence of interlocked shields. |
| WALLCLIMBER | • WALLCLIMBER n. a glass-walled elevator whose shaft is on the exterior wall of a building. |
| WALLCLIMBERS | • WALLCLIMBER n. a glass-walled elevator whose shaft is on the exterior wall of a building. |
| WALLYDRAIGLE | • wallydraigle n. A feeble or underdeveloped person or animal. • WALLYDRAIGLE n. (Scots) a feeble, imperfectly developed, or slovenly creature, also WALLYDRAG. |
| WALLYDRAIGLES | • wallydraigles n. Plural of wallydraigle. • WALLYDRAIGLE n. (Scots) a feeble, imperfectly developed, or slovenly creature, also WALLYDRAG. |
| WILLABLE | • willable adj. (Philosophy) Capable of being willed. • WILLABLE adj. able to will. |
| YELLOWTAIL | • yellowtail adj. (In the names of certain organisms) Having a yellow tail. • yellowtail n. Yellowtail amberjack (Seriola lalandi). • yellowtail n. A fish native to the northwest Pacific, often used in sushi, the Japanese amberjack (Seriola quinqueradiata). |
| YELLOWTAILS | • yellowtails n. Plural of yellowtail. • Yellowtails prop.n. Plural of Yellowtail. • YELLOWTAIL n. any one of several species of marine carangoid fishes, esteemed as food fish. |