| BALLADISTS | • balladists n. Plural of balladist. • BALLADIST n. one who composes ballads. |
| BLOODLUSTS | • bloodlusts n. Plural of bloodlust. • blood␣lusts n. Plural of blood lust. • BLOODLUST n. desire for bloodshed. |
| DISMALLEST | • dismallest adj. Superlative form of dismal: most dismal. • DISMAL adj. sad, gloomy. |
| DISTILLERS | • distillers n. Plural of distiller. • DISTILLER n. one who distils. |
| FALDSTOOLS | • faldstools n. Plural of faldstool. • FALDSTOOL n. a prayer desk from which the Litany is read at church service; a bishop's round armless chair. |
| HALLSTANDS | • hallstands n. Plural of hallstand. • HALLSTAND n. a stand in a hall for umbrellas etc. |
| HEADSTALLS | • headstalls n. (Britain) plural of headstall. • HEADSTALL n. that part of a bridle or halter which encompasses the head. |
| LOTUSLANDS | • lotuslands n. Plural of lotusland. • lotus␣lands n. Plural of lotus land. • LOTUSLAND n. a place of dreamy contentment and self-indulgence. |
| MEDALLISTS | • medallists n. Plural of medallist. • MEDALLIST n. one who wins a medal, also MEDALIST. |
| MODELLISTS | • modellists n. Plural of modellist. • MODELLIST n. a person who constructs models, also MODELIST. |
| REDISTILLS | • redistills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of redistill. • REDISTILL v. to distill again, also REDISTIL. |
| STANDSTILL | • standstill n. Complete immobility; halt. • stand␣still v. (Sometimes figurative) To stop moving, to remain motionless. • stand␣still n. Obsolete spelling of standstill. |
| STELLERIDS | • stellerids n. Plural of stellerid. • STELLERID n. a starfish, also STELLERIDAN. |
| TAILSLIDES | • tailslides n. Plural of tailslide. • tail␣slides n. Plural of tail slide. • TAILSLIDE n. an aerobatic manoeuvre in which an aircraft that has been put into a steep climb stalls and loses height by slipping backwards. |
| TOLLDISHES | • tolldishes n. Plural of tolldish. • TOLLDISH n. a grain measure dish for toll. |