| DEADLIGHTS | • deadlights n. Plural of deadlight. • dead-lights n. Plural of dead-light. • DEADLIGHT n. a strong shutter, made to fit open ports and keep out water in a storm. |
| EARTHLINGS | • earthlings n. Plural of earthling. • Earthlings n. Plural of Earthling. • EARTHLING n. an inhabitant of the earth. |
| EIGHTBALLS | • eightballs n. Plural of eightball. • eight-balls n. Plural of eight-ball. • eight␣balls n. Plural of eight ball. |
| GASLIGHTED | • gaslighted v. Simple past tense and past participle of gaslight. • GASLIGHT v. to attempt to manipulate (a person) by continually presenting them with false information until they doubt their sanity. |
| GHASTLIEST | • ghastliest adj. Superlative form of ghastly: most ghastly. • GHASTLY adj. like a ghost in appearance; deathlike; pale. |
| GLIDEPATHS | • glidepaths n. Plural of glidepath. • glide␣paths n. Plural of glide path. • GLIDEPATH n. the path followed by an aircraft coming in to land. |
| GOLIATHISE | • GOLIATHISE v. to play Goliath, exaggerate extravagantly, also GOLIATHIZE. |
| HEADLIGHTS | • headlights n. Plural of headlight; especially a pair on a single vehicle. • HEADLIGHT n. a strong light on the front of a vehicle. |
| HEARTLINGS | • heartlings interj. (Obsolete) An exclamation used in addressing a familiar acquaintance. • HEARTLING n. (Shakespeare) little heart, used in the oath ods heartling. |
| LEGATESHIP | • legateship n. The office or authority of a legate. • LEGATESHIP n. the office of a legate. |
| LETHARGIES | • lethargies n. Plural of lethargy. • LETHARGY n. morbid drowsiness. |
| LETHARGISE | • lethargise v. Alternative form of lethargize. • LETHARGISE v. to make lethargic, also LETHARGIZE. |
| LIGHTFACES | • lightfaces n. Plural of lightface. • LIGHTFACE n. a typeface having comparatively light thin lines. |
| SAFELIGHTS | • safelights n. Plural of safelight. • SAFELIGHT n. a light used in a photographic darkroom etc., which emits light of an intensity and colour which will not damage the materials being processed. |
| SLATHERING | • slathering v. Present participle of slather. • slathering n. The act of spreading thickly. • slathering n. A portion of thickly spread material. |
| STEALTHING | • stealthing v. Present participle of stealth. • stealthing n. (Sexuality) The practice of removing a condom during sex, without a partner’s knowledge or consent. • STEALTHING n. the act of making e.g. a plane proof against radar. |