| ASSIDUITY | • assiduity n. Great and persistent toil or effort. • assiduity n. (In the plural) Constant personal attention, solicitous care. • ASSIDUITY n. persevering application to a pursuit. |
| ASSUMEDLY | • assumedly adv. (Chiefly US) In an assumed manner; presumably. • ASSUMED adv. ASSUME, to take for granted. |
| ASSUREDLY | • assuredly adv. In an assured manner; certainly. • ASSUREDLY adv. ASSURED. |
| BODYSUITS | • bodysuits n. Plural of bodysuit. • BODYSUIT n. a close fitting one-piece garment. |
| BODYSURFS | • bodysurfs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bodysurf. • body-surfs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of body-surf. • body␣surfs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of body surf. |
| DRYASDUST | • dryasdust n. A dull, boring or pedantic speaker or writer. • dryasdust adj. Boring and pedantic in speech or writing. • dry␣as␣dust adj. (Simile) Very dull or boring. |
| DUSKISHLY | • duskishly adv. In a duskish manner. • DUSKISH adv. somewhat dusky. |
| DYESTUFFS | • dyestuffs n. Plural of dyestuff. • DYESTUFF n. a substance used in dyeing. |
| PADUASOYS | • paduasoys n. Plural of paduasoy. • PADUASOY n. (French) corded silk; a garment of this. |
| QUAYSIDES | • quaysides n. Plural of quayside. • QUAYSIDE n. the side of a quay, a wharf for the loading or unloading of vessels. |
| SKYSURFED | • SKYSURF v. to perform maneuvers during free fall while riding on a skyboard. |
| SOAPSUDSY | • SOAPSUDSY adj. like soapsuds. |
| TAYASSUID | • tayassuid n. (Zoology) Any peccary of the family Tayassuidae. • TAYASSUID n. (Tupi) any member of the Tayassuid family of New World pigs. |
| UNASSAYED | • unassayed adj. Not assayed. • UNASSAYED adj. not assayed, not attempted. |
| UNDERSAYS | • undersays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undersay. • UNDERSAY v. to say in answer. |
| UNESSAYED | • unessayed adj. Not essayed; unattempted. • UNESSAYED adj. not essayed. |
| UPSADAISY | • upsadaisy interj. An affectionate encouragement to a child who has fallen over or is being lifted up. • UPSADAISY interj. an expression of reassurance to someone who has fallen over, also UPADAISY. |