| DUMPISHLY | • dumpishly adv. In a dumpish manner; dejectedly; gloomily. • DUMPISH adv. dull; sad. |
| DUPLEXITY | • duplexity n. The state of being duplex. • DUPLEXITY n. the state of being duplex, double. |
| DUPLICITY | • duplicity n. Intentional deceptiveness; double-dealing. • DUPLICITY n. doubleness, esp. in conduct or intention. |
| HYDROPULT | • hydropult n. A hand-powered machine for spraying water. • HYDROPULT n. a machine for throwing water by hand power, as a garden engine, a fire extinguisher, etc. |
| OUTPLAYED | • outplayed v. Simple past tense and past participle of outplay. • OUTPLAY v. to excel or defeat in a game. |
| OUTYELPED | • outyelped v. Simple past tense and past participle of outyelp. • OUTYELP v. to surpass in yelping. |
| PLAYDOUGH | • playdough n. Modeling clay for children. • PLAYDOUGH n. a soft reusable modelling material for young children. |
| PRUDENTLY | • prudently adv. In a prudent manner. • PRUDENT adv. cautious, wise and discreet in conduct. |
| PRUDISHLY | • prudishly adv. In a prudish manner. • PRUDISH adv. marked by prudery. |
| PUZZLEDLY | • puzzledly adv. In a puzzled manner; confusedly. • PUZZLED adv. PUZZLE, to cause uncertainty and indecision in. |
| QUADPLAYS | • quadplays n. Plural of quadplay. • quad␣plays n. Plural of quad play. • QUADPLAY n. the supply to a customer by one provider of television, internet and both fixed-line and mobile telephony, also FOURPLAY. |
| QUADRUPLY | • quadruply adv. Four times. • quadruply adv. In four (often different) ways. • QUADRUPLY n. (Scots) a reply to a triply. |
| REPUTEDLY | • reputedly adv. According to repute or general belief. • REPUTED adv. REPUTE, to consider to be as specified. |
| UNADEPTLY | • UNADEPT adv. not adept. |
| UNDERPLAY | • underplay n. The act of underplaying. • underplay v. (Transitive) To play in a subordinate, or in an inferior manner; to underact a part. • underplay v. (Transitive) To make something seem less important than it really is. |
| USURPEDLY | • usurpedly adv. Through usurpation. • USURPED adv. USURP, to seize and hold without legal authority. |