| ANDROPHORES | • androphores n. Plural of androphore. • ANDROPHORE n. a support or column on which stamens are raised. |
| MANSPREADER | • manspreader n. Someone who manspreads. |
| PARASCENDER | • parascender n. A person who takes part in parascending. • PARASCENDER n. a person who takes part in parascending. |
| PERDURANCES | • perdurances n. Plural of perdurance. • PERDURANCE n. lastingness, endurance, also PERDURATION. |
| PROMENADERS | • promenaders n. Plural of promenader. • PROMENADER n. one who promenades. |
| PROTANDRIES | • PROTANDRY n. the development of male organs before female to avoid self-fertilization. |
| RESHARPENED | • resharpened v. Simple past tense and past participle of resharpen. • RESHARPEN v. to sharpen again. |
| RESPREADING | • respreading v. Present participle of respread. • re-spreading v. Present participle of re-spread. • RESPREAD v. to spread again. |
| ROPEDANCERS | • ropedancers n. Plural of ropedancer. • rope␣dancers n. Plural of rope dancer. • ROPEDANCER n. one who dances, walks, or performs acrobatic feats, on a tightrope. |
| SANDGROPERS | • sandgropers n. Plural of sandgroper. • SANDGROPER n. (Australian slang) a pioneer at the time of the gold rush. |
| SHARPBENDER | • SHARPBENDER n. an organization that has been underperforming its competitors but suddenly becomes more successful. |
| SUPERHARDEN | • superharden v. (Transitive) To make superhard. • SUPERHARDEN v. to harden to extremes. |
| TRANSPONDER | • transponder n. A radar or radio transceiver that transmits some signal in response to receiving a predetermined signal. • TRANSPONDER n. a type of radio or radar transmitter-receiver that transmits signals automatically when it receives predetermined signals, also TRANSPONDOR. |
| TRANSPORTED | • transported v. Simple past tense and past participle of transport. • transported adj. Subjected to transportation. • TRANSPORT v. to convey. |
| UNDERPRAISE | • underpraise v. (Transitive) To praise too little. • underpraise n. Insufficient praise. • UNDERPRAISE v. to praise insufficiently. |