| THIMBLEFUL | • thimbleful n. As much as a thimble will hold. • thimbleful n. (By extension) A small amount of liquid, especially alcoholic spirits. • THIMBLEFUL n. the contents of a thimble. |
| BULLMASTIFF | • bullmastiff n. Alternative letter-case form of Bullmastiff. • Bullmastiff n. A breed of very large mastiff originally bred to immobilize poachers. • BULLMASTIFF n. a breed of dog. |
| FUNAMBULIST | • funambulist n. A tightrope walker or a similar performer on a slack rope. • FUNAMBULIST n. a tightrope walker. |
| MISDOUBTFUL | • misdoubtful adj. (Now rare) Misgiving; doubting, suspicious. • MISDOUBTFUL adj. (Spenser) suspicious. |
| OUTFUMBLING | • outfumbling v. Present participle of outfumble. • OUTFUMBLE v. to surpass in fumbling. |
| THIMBLEFULS | • thimblefuls n. Plural of thimbleful. • THIMBLEFUL n. the contents of a thimble. |
| THIMBLESFUL | • thimblesful n. Plural of thimbleful. • THIMBLEFUL n. the contents of a thimble. |
| BULLMASTIFFS | • bullmastiffs n. Plural of bullmastiff. • Bullmastiffs n. Plural of Bullmastiff. • BULLMASTIFF n. a breed of dog. |
| FUNAMBULISTS | • funambulists n. Plural of funambulist. • FUNAMBULIST n. a tightrope walker. |
| FILIBUSTERISM | • filibusterism n. (Dated) Piracy, freebooting; the waging of unauthorised war. • filibusterism n. (US) The practice of forcefully and unauthorisedly acquiring control of foreign land. • filibusterism n. The practice of delaying legislation by filibuster or other obstructive tactics. |
| FUNAMBULATING | • funambulating v. Present participle of funambulate. • FUNAMBULATE v. to walk the tightrope. |
| FUNAMBULATION | • funambulation n. The act of walking on ropes; tightrope walking. • FUNAMBULATION n. tightrope-walking. |
| STROMBULIFORM | • STROMBULIFORM adj. shaped like a spinning top; spirally twisted. |
| FILIBUSTERISMS | • FILIBUSTERISM n. the actions of a filibuster. |
| FUNAMBULATIONS | • funambulations n. Plural of funambulation. • FUNAMBULATION n. tightrope-walking. |
| STROMBULIFEROUS | • STROMBULIFEROUS adj. bearing spirally coiled organs. |