| ALLEGIANTS | • ALLEGIANT n. one who is loyal. |
| ALLEGORIST | • allegorist n. One who speaks in, or writes, allegories. • ALLEGORIST n. one who composes allegories. |
| ALLERGISTS | • allergists n. Plural of allergist. • ALLERGIST n. a doctor specialising in conditions caused by allergies. |
| ARGILLITES | • argillites n. Plural of argillite. • ARGILLITE n. an indurated clay rock. |
| COLLIGATES | • colligates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of colligate. • COLLIGATE v. to tie or bind together. |
| EIGHTBALLS | • eightballs n. Plural of eightball. • eight-balls n. Plural of eight-ball. • eight␣balls n. Plural of eight ball. |
| GALLERISTS | • gallerists n. Plural of gallerist. • GALLERIST n. a person who owns or runs an art gallery. |
| GRILLSTEAK | • grillsteak n. A kind of steak made from chopped reformed meat. • GRILLSTEAK n. a large steak-shaped burger of minced lamb etc. |
| LEGALISTIC | • legalistic adj. Of a person, following the letter of the law. • legalistic adj. Of a person, tending to resort to the law, as one who sues frequently. • legalistic adj. Practicing or characterized by legalism. |
| LEGALITIES | • legalities n. Plural of legality. • LEGALITY n. the condition of being lawful. |
| LEGISLATED | • legislated v. Simple past tense and past participle of legislate. • legislated adj. Created through legislation. • LEGISLATE v. to make laws; to pass law in the form of an Act of Parliament or by delegated legislation. |
| LEGISLATES | • legislates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of legislate. • LEGISLATE v. to make laws; to pass law in the form of an Act of Parliament or by delegated legislation. |
| LEGISLATOR | • legislator n. Someone who creates or enacts laws. • LEGISLATOR n. one that makes laws esp. for a political unit. |
| METALLINGS | • metallings n. Plural of metalling. • METALLING n. road metal, broken stones. |
| STALLINGER | • stallinger n. (UK, dialect, obsolete) A stallkeeper. • STALLINGER n. (historical) a keeper of a stall; a person who paid for the privilege of trading in a burgh of which he was not a freeman, also STALLENGER. |
| STEALINGLY | • stealingly adv. By stealing; furtively or with invisible motion. • STEALINGLY adv. STEALING. |
| TASSELLING | • tasselling v. Present participle of tassel. • tasselling n. Alternative form of tasseling. • TASSELLING n. adornment with tassels. |
| TEASELLING | • teaselling v. Present participle of teasel. • TEASELLING n. the act of raising a nap on cloth with teasel. |
| TREILLAGES | • treillages n. Plural of treillage. • TREILLAGE n. (French) trelliswork. |
| VILLAGIEST | • VILLAGEY adj. pertaining to or characteristic of a village. |