| DRUNKOMETER | • drunkometer n. (Dated) A breathalyzer. • DRUNKOMETER n. a device for measuring how much alcohol there is on someone's breath. |
| GROUNDWORKS | • groundworks n. Plural of groundwork. • ground-works n. Plural of ground-work. • GROUNDWORK n. that which forms the ground or foundation of anything. |
| KRUGERRANDS | • krugerrands n. Plural of krugerrand. • Krugerrands n. Plural of Krugerrand. • KRUGERRAND n. a South African coin, used for investment, containing one troy ounce of fine gold. |
| QUARTERDECK | • quarterdeck n. (Nautical) The aft part of the upper deck of a ship; normally reserved for officers. • quarter-deck n. Alternative spelling of quarterdeck. • quarter␣deck n. Alternative spelling of quarterdeck. |
| RUDDERSTOCK | • rudderstock n. (Nautical) The main part or blade of the rudder, which is connected by hinges, or similarly, with the… • RUDDERSTOCK n. a vertical post at the forward edge of a rudder that enables the rudder to pivot. |
| UNDERKEEPER | • underkeeper n. (Obsolete) A subordinate keeper or guardian. • UNDERKEEPER n. a subordinate keeper. |
| UNDERLOOKER | • underlooker n. (Mining) A daily inspector of a mine. • UNDERLOOKER n. a mine manager's assistant, also UNDERVIEWER. |
| UNDERSKIRTS | • underskirts n. Plural of underskirt. • UNDERSKIRT n. a petticoat. |
| UNDERTAKERS | • undertakers n. Plural of undertaker. • undertaker's n. The business establishment of an undertaker. • UNDERTAKER n. one that undertakes. |
| UNDERTRICKS | • undertricks n. Plural of undertrick. • UNDERTRICK n. in bridge, a trick short of the number declared. |
| UNDERWORKED | • underworked adj. Ineffectively or inadequately utilized. • UNDERWORK v. to work insufficiently hard. |
| UNDERWORKER | • underworker n. An inferior or subordinate workman. • underworker n. One who underworks. • UNDERWORKER n. a subordinate worker. |
| UNEARMARKED | • unearmarked adj. Not earmarked. • UNEARMARKED adj. not earmarked. |
| WORKAROUNDS | • workarounds n. Plural of workaround. • WORKAROUND n. a way of circumventing a difficulty. |