| BLOODGUILTIER | • BLOODGUILTY adj. guilty of shedding blood. |
| BLOODLETTINGS | • bloodlettings n. Plural of bloodletting. • BLOODLETTING n. the act of letting blood. |
| BOARDINGHOUSE | • boardinghouse n. Alternative spelling of boarding house. • boarding␣house n. A private house in which paying residents are provided with accommodation and meals. • boarding␣house n. A boarding school building where boarders live during term time. |
| COLORBREEDING | • colorbreeding v. Present participle of colorbreed. • COLORBREED v. to breed plants or animals selectively for the production of new varieties having a specific color or shade, also COLOURBREED. |
| CONGLOBULATED | • conglobulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of conglobulate. • CONGLOBULATE v. to form into a ball. |
| DIABETOLOGIST | • diabetologist n. A physician whose speciality is diabetology. • DIABETOLOGIST n. a doctor specializing in the study and treatment of diabetes and the care of diabetics. |
| DIABOLOLOGIES | • DIABOLOLOGY n. the study of devils, also DIABOLOGY. |
| DISEMBOSOMING | • disembosoming v. Present participle of disembosom. • DISEMBOSOM v. to separate from the bosom, to unburden. |
| EMBOURGEOISED | • embourgeoised v. Simple past tense and past participle of embourgeoise. • EMBOURGEOISE v. to cause to become bourgeois or middle-class. |
| GOBBLEDEGOOKS | • gobbledegooks n. Plural of gobbledegook. • GOBBLEDEGOOK n. unintelligible official jargon, also GOBBLEDYGOOK. |
| GOBBLEDYGOOKS | • gobbledygooks n. Plural of gobbledygook. • GOBBLEDYGOOK n. unintelligible official jargon, also GOBBLEDEGOOK. |
| NEIGHBORHOODS | • neighborhoods n. Plural of neighborhood. • NEIGHBORHOOD n. (US) neighbourhood. |
| NEIGHBOURHOOD | • neighbourhood n. (British spelling) alternative form of neighborhood. • NEIGHBOURHOOD n. a district, locality, esp. with reference to its inhabitants as a community, also NEIGHBORHOOD. |
| OUTREBOUNDING | • outrebounding v. Present participle of outrebound. • OUTREBOUND v. to rebound more than. |
| OVERABOUNDING | • overabounding v. Present participle of overabound. • OVERABOUND v. to be exceedingly plenty. |
| THOROUGHBREDS | • thoroughbreds n. Plural of thoroughbred. • Thoroughbreds n. Plural of Thoroughbred. • THOROUGHBRED n. a horse so bred. |