| DURALUMINIUMS | • DURALUMINIUM n. a strong, light, aluminium alloy containing copper, also DURAL, DURALUMIN. |
| KETTLEDRUMMER | • kettledrummer n. A musician who plays the kettledrum. • KETTLEDRUMMER n. one who plays the kettledrums. |
| MALADMINISTER | • maladminister v. To administer wrongly or badly. • MALADMINISTER v. to administer wrongly. |
| MELODRAMATICS | • melodramatics n. Overemotional, exaggerated behavior calculated for effect. • MELODRAMATICS n. melodramatic conduct or writing. |
| MELODRAMATISE | • melodramatise v. Alternative spelling of melodramatize. • MELODRAMATISE v. to make melodramatic, also MELODRAMATIZE. |
| MELODRAMATIST | • melodramatist n. A writer of melodramas. • melodramatist n. An actor in melodramas. • melodramatist n. A melodramatic person. |
| MELODRAMATIZE | • melodramatize v. (Transitive) To make melodramatic. • MELODRAMATIZE v. to make melodramatic, also MELODRAMATISE. |
| MIDDLEBROWISM | • middlebrowism n. Middlebrow attitudes generally. • MIDDLEBROWISM n. the state of being middlebrow. |
| MULTIRAMIFIED | • multiramified adj. Very much ramified; divided into a complicated system or hierarchy. • MULTIRAMIFIED adj. having many branches. |
| PRIMORDIALISM | • primordialism n. Devotion to, or persistence in, conditions of the primordial state. • PRIMORDIALISM n. belief in first principles or elements. |
| RECOMMENDABLE | • recommendable adj. Capable of being recommended. • RECOMMENDABLE adj. worthy of recommendation. |
| RECOMMENDABLY | • recommendably adv. So as to deserve recommendation. • RECOMMENDABLE adv. worthy of recommendation. |
| RUMBLEDETHUMP | • RUMBLEDETHUMP n. a Scottish dish of butter and mashed potatoes, sometimes mixed with cabbage or turnips, also RUMBLEDETHUMPS. |
| SLEDGEHAMMERS | • sledgehammers n. Plural of sledgehammer. • SLEDGEHAMMER n. a large hammer used e.g. for breaking rocks. |
| SUMMERSAULTED | • summersaulted v. Simple past tense and past participle of summersault. • SUMMERSAULT v. to perform a leap in which a person turns his heels over his head and lights upon his feet; a turning end over end, also SOMERSAULT, SOMERSET, SUMMERSET. |