| AFTERSHOCKS | • aftershocks n. Plural of aftershock. • after-shocks n. Plural of after-shock. • AFTERSHOCK n. an earthquake that follows and has its epicenter near a larger earthquake. |
| ASBESTIFORM | • asbestiform adj. (Crystallography) Having a particular kind of fibrosity in which fibers have high tensile strength and flexibility. • asbestiform n. (Mineralogy) Any of asbestos-like forms of several minerals. • ASBESTIFORM adj. of or like asbestos. |
| COTRANSFERS | • cotransfers n. Plural of cotransfer. • COTRANSFER n. a transfer jointly with another. |
| DISAFFOREST | • disafforest v. To deforest. • disafforest v. (UK, law) To change the status of land from that of a forest to ordinary land. • DISAFFOREST v. to clear of forest, also DISFOREST. |
| FORECASTERS | • forecasters n. Plural of forecaster. • FORECASTER n. one who forecasts. |
| FORECASTLES | • forecastles n. Plural of forecastle. • FORECASTLE n. a short raised deck at the fore end of ship. |
| FORESTLANDS | • forestlands n. Plural of forestland. • FORESTLAND n. land occupied by forest. |
| HOUSECRAFTS | • housecrafts n. Plural of housecraft. • HOUSECRAFT n. the craft of looking after a house. |
| PERMAFROSTS | • permafrosts n. Plural of permafrost. • PERMAFROST n. permanently frozen subsoil. |
| RAINFORESTS | • rainforests n. Plural of rainforest. • rain␣forests n. Plural of rain forest. • RAINFOREST n. a complex community dominated by trees, with high rainfall, many epiphytes and lianes. |
| REAFFORESTS | • reafforests v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reafforest. • REAFFOREST v. to plant with forest again. |
| SAFFRONIEST | • SAFFRONY adj. having a colour somewhat like saffron. |
| SOFTBALLERS | • softballers n. Plural of softballer. • SOFTBALLER n. one who plays softball. |
| STARFLOWERS | • starflowers n. Plural of starflower. • STARFLOWER n. any of several plants having star-shaped pentamerous flowers. |
| TORTFEASORS | • tortfeasors n. Plural of tortfeasor. • TORTFEASOR n. a person guilty of tort, a wrongful act, damage, or injury done willfully. |
| TRADESFOLKS | • tradesfolks n. Synonym of tradesfolk. • TRADESFOLK n. people employed in trade. |
| TRANSFERORS | • transferors n. Plural of transferor. • TRANSFEROR n. one who transfers. |