| ABUNDANTLY | • abundantly adv. In an abundant manner; in a sufficient degree; in large measure. • abundantly adv. Extremely. • ABUNDANT adv. in great quantity. |
| BOUNTYHEDS | • BOUNTYHED n. (Spenser) bounteousness. |
| DECUMBENCY | • decumbency n. Decumbence. • DECUMBENCY n. the act or posture of lying down, also DECUMBENCE. |
| DOUBTINGLY | • doubtingly adv. In a doubting manner. • DOUBTING adv. in a state of doubt. |
| INELUDIBLY | • INELUDIBLE adv. incapable of being eluded. |
| MOLYBDENUM | • molybdenum n. A chemical element (symbol Mo) with an atomic number of 42: a silvery metal, not found as a free element… • molybdenum n. A single atom of this element. • MOLYBDENUM n. a rare element of the chromium group. |
| MORIBUNDLY | • moribundly adv. In a moribund way. • MORIBUND adv. being about to die. |
| PURBLINDLY | • purblindly adv. In a purblind manner. • PURBLIND adv. partially blind. |
| SUBDEANERY | • subdeanery n. The office or rank of subdean. • SUBDEANERY n. the office or rank of subdean. |
| SUBSIDENCY | • subsidency n. Archaic form of subsidence. • SUBSIDENCY n. the act of subsiding, also SUBSIDENCE. |
| UNABATEDLY | • unabatedly adv. Without abating; continuingly, without cessation. • UNABATED adv. not made less in degree. |
| UNBETRAYED | • unbetrayed adj. Not betrayed. • unbetrayed v. Simple past tense and past participle of unbetray. • UNBETRAYED adj. not betrayed. |
| UNBIASEDLY | • unbiasedly adv. In an unbiased manner; without bias. • UNBIASED adv. UNBIAS, to free from bias. |
| UNBIRTHDAY | • unbirthday n. A day that is not one’s birthday but is celebrated as though it were. • UNBIRTHDAY n. a day other than one's birthday. |
| UNDENIABLY | • undeniably adv. In an undeniable manner, or to an undeniable extent. • undeniably adv. Used as a modal adverb to assert that that the indicated statement is undeniable. • UNDENIABLE adv. that cannot be denied. |
| UNDERBELLY | • underbelly n. The underside of an animal. • underbelly n. The underside of any thing. • underbelly n. (Figuratively) The side which is not normally seen, normally a dark, immoral place. |
| UNREADABLY | • unreadably adv. In an unreadable way. • UNREADABLE adv. that cannot be read. |
| YOUNGBLOOD | • youngblood n. Someone who constitutes or brings fresh blood, especially a youngster who joins an older team etc. • Youngblood prop.n. A surname. • young␣blood n. Young people; youth. |