| DROPKICKER | • dropkicker n. One who dropkicks. • drop-kicker n. One who dropkicks. • DROPKICKER n. one who takes dropkicks. |
| DUMPTRUCKS | • dump␣trucks n. Plural of dump truck. • DUMPTRUCK n. a lorry with a tipping container. |
| MUCKSPREAD | • MUCKSPREAD v. to spread manure on fields. |
| OVERPACKED | • overpacked v. Simple past tense and past participle of overpack. • OVERPACK v. to pack to excess. |
| PACKBOARDS | • packboards n. Plural of packboard. • PACKBOARD n. a canvas-covered wooden or metal frame for carrying goods etc. |
| PACKTHREAD | • packthread n. (Archaic) A strong thread or twine used in tying up parcels. • PACKTHREAD n. a strong two- or three ply thread. |
| PARBUCKLED | • parbuckled v. Simple past tense and past participle of parbuckle. • PARBUCKLE v. to raise or lower (a cask, gun, etc.) with a parbuckle, a sling made by wrapping both ends of rope around object. |
| PECKERHEAD | • peckerhead n. (Chiefly US, derogatory) A dickhead: an unpleasant, stupid or mean person. • peckerhead n. (US) An electric motor’s terminal connection or wiring box. • pecker␣head n. Alternative form of peckerhead. |
| PINPRICKED | • pinpricked v. Simple past tense and past participle of pinprick. • pin-pricked adj. Having been pricked by a pin; having a pin stuck through. • PINPRICK v. to puncture with a pin. |
| POCKMARKED | • pockmarked v. Simple past tense and past participle of pockmark. • pockmarked adj. Having pockmarks. • pockmarked adj. Pitted, or scarred with holes. |
| PRACTICKED | • PRACTIC v. (archaic) to put (a theory, idea, etc.) into practice, also PRACTICK. |
| PRECHECKED | • prechecked v. Simple past tense and past participle of precheck. • PRECHECK v. to check beforehand. |
| PRICKWOODS | • prickwoods n. Plural of prickwood. • PRICKWOOD n. the spindle tree. |
| PUCKEROOED | • PUCKEROOED adj. (slang) exhausted, also PUCKEROOD. |
| REPACKAGED | • repackaged v. Simple past tense and past participle of repackage. • REPACKAGE v. to package again. |
| UNPUCKERED | • unpuckered v. Simple past tense and past participle of unpucker. • UNPUCKER v. to remove the wrinkles from. |
| WOODPECKER | • woodpecker n. Any bird of species-rich family Picidae, with a strong pointed beak suitable for pecking holes in wood. • woodpecker n. (Military slang) Type 92 heavy machine gun. • WOODPECKER n. any of a family of birds in the order Picariae, remarkable for modification of the skull and bill enabling the latter to be used to drill holes. |