| CHOWHOUNDS | • chowhounds n. Plural of chowhound. • chow␣hounds n. Plural of chow hound. • CHOWHOUND n. one fond of eating. |
| DACHSHUNDS | • dachshunds n. Plural of dachshund. • DACHSHUND n. (German) a breed of dog. |
| HELLHOUNDS | • hellhounds n. Plural of hellhound. • hell-hounds n. Plural of hell-hound. • hell␣hounds n. Plural of hell hound. |
| HOARHOUNDS | • hoarhounds n. Plural of hoarhound. • HOARHOUND n. a kind of wild flower, also HOREHOUND. |
| HOODLUMISH | • hoodlumish adj. Characteristic of hoodlums. • HOODLUMISH adj. like a hoodlum. |
| HOREHOUNDS | • horehounds n. Plural of horehound. • HOREHOUND n. a kind of wild flower, also HOARHOUND. |
| HOUSEHOLDS | • households n. Plural of household. • Households prop.n. Plural of Household. • HOUSEHOLD n. those who are held together in the same house, and compose a family. |
| HUMANHOODS | • HUMANHOOD n. the state of being human. |
| HUNDREDTHS | • hundredths n. Plural of hundredth. • HUNDREDTH n. a hundredth part. |
| SHADBUSHES | • shadbushes n. Plural of shadbush. • SHADBUSH n. an American rosaceous bush flowering at shad spawning time, also SHADBLOW. |
| SHIDDUCHIM | • shidduchim n. Plural of shidduch. • SHIDDUCH n. (Yiddish) an arranged marriage. |
| SHOUTHERED | • SHOUTHER v. (Scots) to assume the burden of, also SHOULDER. |
| THOUSANDTH | • thousandth adj. The ordinal numeral form of one thousand; last in order of a series of a thousand; next after the nine… • thousandth n. (Singular only) The person or thing in the thousandth position. • thousandth n. One of a thousand equal parts of a whole. |
| UNSHEATHED | • unsheathed v. Simple past tense and past participle of unsheathe. • unsheathed adj. Not protected by a sheath. • UNSHEATHE v. to remove from a sheath. |
| UNTHRESHED | • unthreshed adj. Not threshed. • UNTHRESHED adj. not threshed. |
| WOODTHRUSH | • WOODTHRUSH n. an American bird. |
| YOUTHHEADS | • YOUTHHEAD n. (obsolete) youth, also YOUNGTH, YOUTHHOOD. |
| YOUTHHOODS | • youthhoods n. Plural of youthhood. • YOUTHHOOD n. (obsolete) youth, also YOUNGTH, YOUTHHEAD. |