| DEARTHS | • dearths n. Plural of dearth. • DEARTH n. scarcity, also DERTH. |
| DEHORTS | • dehorts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dehort. • DEHORT v. to dissuade. |
| DITHERS | • dithers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dither. • dithers n. (Slang) The creeps; a feeling of fear or anxiety. • DITHER v. to act indecisively. |
| DROUTHS | • drouths n. Plural of drouth. • DROUTH n. drought. |
| HARDEST | • hardest adj. Superlative form of hard: most hard. Most rigid or most difficult. • HARD adj. firm and unyielding. |
| HARDSET | • hardset adj. Alternative form of hard-set. • hard-set adj. Beset by difficulties. • HARDSET adj. beset by difficulty. |
| HATREDS | • hatreds n. Plural of hatred. • HATRED n. an intense dislike or aversion. |
| HOTRODS | • hotrods n. Plural of hotrod. • hot␣rods n. Plural of hot rod. • HOTROD n. a motorcar converted for speed by stripping off inessentials. |
| SHIRTED | • shirted adj. Wearing a shirt. • SHIRT v. to don a garment for the upper body. |
| SHORTED | • shorted v. Simple past tense and past participle of short. • shorted adj. Dressed in shorts. • SHORT v. to cause a type of electrical malfunction in. |
| THREADS | • threads n. Plural of thread. • threads n. (Slang) Clothes. • threads v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of thread. |
| TRASHED | • trashed v. Simple past tense and past participle of trash. • trashed adj. (Slang) drunk. • TRASH v. to wreck or vandalize. |