| DEBOUCHURES | • debouchures n. Plural of debouchure. • DEBOUCHURE n. (French) the mouth of a river or strait. |
| DISHUMOURED | • dishumoured v. Simple past tense and past participle of dishumour. • DISHUMOUR v. (obsolete) to put out of humour. |
| GUARDHOUSES | • guardhouses n. Plural of guardhouse. • GUARDHOUSE n. a building for the accommodation of a military guard, and where prisoners are confined. |
| HADROSAURUS | • Hadrosaurus prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Hadrosauridae. • HADROSAURUS n. a large dinosaur. |
| HUMDUDGEONS | • humdudgeons n. Plural of humdudgeon. • HUMDUDGEON n. (Scots) low spirits. |
| HUMDURGEONS | • HUMDURGEON n. an imaginary illness. |
| MOUTHGUARDS | • mouthguards n. Plural of mouthguard. • mouth␣guards n. Plural of mouth guard. |
| NURSEHOUNDS | • nursehounds n. Plural of nursehound. • NURSEHOUND n. a kind of shark. |
| OUTTHRUSTED | • outthrusted v. Simple past tense and past participle of outthrust. • OUTTHRUST v. to extend outwards. |
| ROUGHHOUSED | • roughhoused v. Simple past tense and past participle of roughhouse. • ROUGHHOUSE v. to brawl. |
| ROUNDHOUSES | • roundhouses n. Plural of roundhouse. • ROUNDHOUSE n. a constable's prison; a lockup, watch-house, or station house. |
| SLEUTHHOUND | • sleuthhound n. A working dog who tracks or pursues e.g. a wanted criminal; a bloodhound formerly used in Scotland. • sleuthhound n. (Informal) A detective; a sleuth. • sleuth-hound n. Alternative form of sleuthhound. |
| UNDERBOUGHS | • UNDERBOUGH n. a lower branch of a tree. |
| UNHAZARDOUS | • unhazardous adj. Not hazardous. • UNHAZARDOUS adj. not hazardous. |
| UNNOURISHED | • unnourished adj. Not nourished. • UNNOURISHED adj. not nourished. |
| UNSHROUDING | • unshrouding v. Present participle of unshroud. • UNSHROUD v. to remove the shroud from; to uncover. |