| COMRADELIER | • COMRADELY adj. like a comrade. |
| DEMORALISER | • demoraliser n. Alternative form of demoralizer. • DEMORALISER n. something or someone that demoralises, also DEMORALIZER. |
| DEMORALIZER | • demoralizer n. Agent noun of demoralize: one who demoralizes. • DEMORALIZER n. one who demoralizes, also DEMORALISER. |
| DIMERCAPROL | • dimercaprol n. (Organic chemistry) The mercaptan 2,3-dimercaptopropanol used as an antidote to arsenic poisoning. • DIMERCAPROL n. a compound developed as an antidote against lewisite and used to treat arsenic, mercury, and gold poisoning. |
| DOLABRIFORM | • dolabriform adj. Shaped like the head of an axe or hatchet. • DOLABRIFORM adj. shaped like a hatchet or cleaver. |
| DOLORIMETRY | • dolorimetry n. The measurement of pain. • DOLORIMETRY n. the measurement of pain. |
| DRILLMASTER | • drillmaster n. One who trains others in something. • drillmaster n. (Military) A person who instructs in marching drill. • DRILLMASTER n. an instructor in military drill. |
| INTRADERMAL | • intradermal adj. Within the skin. • INTRADERMAL adj. situated or done within or between the layers of the skin, also INTRADERMIC. |
| MERCHILDREN | • merchildren n. Plural of merchild. • MERCHILD n. a fish with the body of a child. |
| MICROWORLDS | • microworlds n. Plural of microworld. • MICROWORLD n. a discrete area within a computer database. |
| PARLOURMAID | • parlourmaid n. (Britain) A maid who takes care of the parlour. • PARLOURMAID n. a female servant in a private home who serves at the table, keeps the house clean and answers the door to guests. |
| PRIMORDIALS | • primordials n. Plural of primordial. • PRIMORDIAL n. something primordial. |
| REMORALISED | • remoralised v. Simple past tense and past participle of remoralise. • REMORALISE v. to restore morality to, also REMORALIZE. |
| REMORALIZED | • remoralized v. Simple past tense and past participle of remoralize. • REMORALIZE v. to restore morality to, also REMORALISE. |
| WARLORDISMS | • warlordisms n. Plural of warlordism. • WARLORDISM n. a system of rule by warlords. |