| BEADLEHOODS | • BEADLEHOOD n. the office of beadle, also BEADLEDOM. |
| BLOODHOUNDS | • bloodhounds n. Plural of bloodhound. • BLOODHOUND n. a large breed of hound formerly much used in tracking and police work. |
| BONDHOLDERS | • bondholders n. Plural of bondholder. • BONDHOLDER n. a person who holds the bonds of a public or private corporation for the payment of money at a certain time. |
| DEACONHOODS | • DEACONHOOD n. the office of deacon. |
| DIPHYODONTS | • diphyodonts n. Plural of diphyodont. • DIPHYODONT n. a mammal having a second set of teeth that replaces the first. |
| DISHONOURED | • dishonoured v. Simple past tense and past participle of dishonour. • dishonoured adj. Disgraced, defiled, treated with dishonour. • DISHONOUR v. to deprive of honour, disgrace, also DISHONOR. |
| DREARIHOODS | • DREARIHOOD n. (Spenser) affliction; dreariness, also DREARIHEAD, DRERIHEAD. |
| GODDESSHOOD | • goddesshood n. The state of being a goddess; goddess-ship. • GODDESSHOOD n. the state of being a goddess. |
| GOODLIHEADS | • GOODLIHEAD n. (Spenser) goodness, also GOODLYHEAD. |
| GOODLYHEADS | • GOODLYHEAD n. (Spenser) goodness, also GOODLIHEAD. |
| HODGEPODGES | • hodgepodges n. Plural of hodgepodge. • hodge-podges n. Plural of hodge-podge. • HODGEPODGE n. a confused mass of ingredients shaken or mixed together in the same pot, also HOTCHPOT, HOTCHPOTCH. |
| HOYDENHOODS | • HOYDENHOOD n. the state of being a hoyden. |
| MAIDENHOODS | • maidenhoods n. Plural of maidenhood. • MAIDENHOOD n. the state of being a maiden, also MAIDHOOD. |
| PHOTODIODES | • photodiodes n. Plural of photodiode. • PHOTODIODE n. a two-electrode semiconductor device. |
| SHADOWBOXED | • shadowboxed v. Simple past tense and past participle of shadowbox. • shadow-boxed v. Simple past tense and past participle of shadow-box. • shadow␣boxed v. Simple past tense and past participle of shadow box. |
| WOODENHEADS | • WOODENHEAD n. (colloquial) a blockhead, a stupid person. |
| WOODSHEDDED | • woodshedded v. Simple past tense and past participle of woodshed. • WOODSHED v. to practice on a musical instrument. |