| DOCKWORKER | • dockworker n. A person who works on the dock of a harbor or shipyard, usually employed to load or unload freight. • dock␣worker n. Alternative form of dockworker. • DOCKWORKER n. one who works on the docks. |
| DOCKWORKERS | • dockworkers n. Plural of dockworker. • dock␣workers n. Plural of dock worker. • DOCKWORKER n. one who works on the docks. |
| DOORKNOCKER | • doorknocker n. A knocker mounted on a door. • doorknocker n. A person who doorknocks. • door␣knocker n. Alternative form of doorknocker. |
| DOORKNOCKERS | • doorknockers n. Plural of doorknocker. • door␣knockers n. Plural of door knocker. • DOORKNOCKER n. a knocker on a door. |
| DREKKIER | • drekkier adj. Comparative form of drekky: more drekky. • DREKKY adj. rubbishy, also DRECKY. |
| DROPKICKER | • dropkicker n. One who dropkicks. • drop-kicker n. One who dropkicks. • DROPKICKER n. one who takes dropkicks. |
| DROPKICKERS | • dropkickers n. Plural of dropkicker. • drop-kickers n. Plural of drop-kicker. • DROPKICKER n. one who takes dropkicks. |
| KIRKWARD | • KIRKWARD adv. (Scots) in the direction of the church. |
| KIRKYAIRD | • KIRKYAIRD n. (Scots) a churchyard, also KIRKYARD. |
| KIRKYAIRDS | • KIRKYAIRD n. (Scots) a churchyard, also KIRKYARD. |
| KIRKYARD | • kirkyard n. (Chiefly Scotland) A churchyard, especially one in Scotland. • KIRKYARD n. (Scots) a churchyard, also KIRKYAIRD. |
| KIRKYARDS | • kirkyards n. Plural of kirkyard. • KIRKYARD n. (Scots) a churchyard, also KIRKYAIRD. |
| UNDERSKINKER | • underskinker n. (Obsolete) An assistant tapster. • UNDERSKINKER n. (Shakespeare) an assistant tapster. |
| UNDERSKINKERS | • underskinkers n. Plural of underskinker. • UNDERSKINKER n. (Shakespeare) an assistant tapster. |