| AFFRIGHTEDLY | • affrightedly adv. (Archaic, poetic) with fright. • AFFRIGHTED adv. AFFRIGHT, to frighten. |
| DAFFODILLIES | • daffodillies n. Plural of daffodilly. • DAFFODILLY n. a yellow-flowered narcissus, also DAFFADOWNDILLY, DAFFODIL. |
| DIFFERENTIAL | • differential adj. Of or pertaining to a difference. • differential adj. Dependent on, or making a difference; distinctive. • differential adj. Having differences in speed or direction of motion. |
| DIFFICULTIES | • difficulties n. Plural of difficulty. • difficulties n. (Colloquial) a series of frustrations. • DIFFICULTY n. the state of being difficult. |
| DIFFRANGIBLE | • diffrangible adj. Able to be diffracted. • DIFFRANGIBLE adj. capable of being diffracted or separated. |
| DISAFFILIATE | • disaffiliate v. To cease to have an affiliation (with); to take steps to break an affiliation or association. • DISAFFILIATE v. to end an affiliation. |
| FAULTFINDERS | • faultfinders n. Plural of faultfinder. • FAULTFINDER n. one given to faultfinding. |
| FAULTFINDING | • faultfinding n. Excessive or petty criticism. • faultfinding adj. Tending to find fault. • fault-finding n. Alternative form of faultfinding. |
| OFFICEHOLDER | • officeholder n. A person who holds an office, especially one appointed or elected to a public office; an incumbent. • office-holder n. Alternative form of officeholder. • office␣holder n. Alternative form of officeholder. |
| OFFICIALDOMS | • officialdoms n. Plural of officialdom. • OFFICIALDOM n. officials as a class. |
| SCAFFOLDINGS | • scaffoldings n. Plural of scaffolding. • SCAFFOLDING n. a framework of platforms for painters. |
| SPIFFLICATED | • spifflicated v. Simple past tense and past participle of spifflicate. • SPIFFLICATE v. to overcome or dispose of by violence, also SPIFLICATE. |
| UNAFFILIATED | • unaffiliated adj. Not affiliated, not associated. • unaffiliated v. Simple past tense and past participle of unaffiliate. • unaffiliated n. A person or organization having no affiliation. |
| UNDERFULFILL | • UNDERFULFILL v. to fall short of satisfaction, also UNDERFULFIL. |
| UNDERFULFILS | • UNDERFULFIL v. to fail to fulfil completely, also UNDERFULFILL. |