| CLOSEFISTED | • closefisted adj. Unwilling to spend money; stingy. • close-fisted adj. Tight-fisted, stingy. • CLOSEFISTED adj. tight, stingy. |
| CLOWNFISHES | • clownfishes n. Plural of clownfish. • CLOWNFISH n. any of various brightly coloured fish whose markings resemble a clown's makeup. |
| COMFORTLESS | • comfortless adj. (Of a person) Deprived of comfort; uncomforted. • comfortless adj. (Of a thing) Offering no comfort; uncomforting. • COMFORTLESS adj. without comfort. |
| CONFESSABLE | • confessable adj. That can be confessed. • CONFESSABLE adj. that can be confessed. |
| CONFESSEDLY | • confessedly adv. Admittedly; by one’s own confession. • confessedly adv. (Archaic) In a way that is generally acknowledged. • CONFESSED adv. CONFESS, to admit or disclose. |
| CONFINELESS | • confineless adj. Boundless. • CONFINELESS adj. (Shakespeare) without bound. |
| CONFUSABLES | • confusables n. Plural of confusable. • CONFUSABLE n. something liable to be confused, also CONFUSIBLE. |
| CONFUSIBLES | • CONFUSIBLE n. something liable to be confused. |
| EFFLORESCES | • effloresces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of effloresce. • EFFLORESCE v. to flower; burgeon; (chemistry) to become powder when exposed to air. |
| FLUORESCERS | • fluorescers n. Plural of fluorescer. • FLUORESCER n. something e.g. a mineral that fluoresces. |
| FORECASTLES | • forecastles n. Plural of forecastle. • FORECASTLE n. a short raised deck at the fore end of ship. |
| ICHNOFOSSIL | • ichnofossil n. (Paleontology) A trace fossil; a fossil record that preserves some activity of an organism, but no part… • ICHNOFOSSIL n. a fossil footprint. |
| MACROFOSSIL | • macrofossil n. (Paleontology) Any fossil large enough to be examined without a microscope. • MACROFOSSIL n. a fossil large enough to be seen with the naked eye. |
| MICROFOSSIL | • microfossil n. A microscopic fossil. • MICROFOSSIL n. a very small fossil. |
| OFFENCELESS | • offenceless adj. Alternative form of offenseless. • OFFENCELESS adj. (Milton) without giving offence, innocent. |
| SCAFFOLAGES | • SCAFFOLAGE n. (Shakespeare) scaffoldage, also SCAFFOLDAGE. |
| SCAFFOLDERS | • scaffolders n. Plural of scaffolder. • SCAFFOLDER n. one who erects scaffolding. |
| STOMACHFULS | • stomachfuls n. Plural of stomachful. • STOMACHFUL n. the contents of a stomach. |