| DISFELLOWSHIP | • disfellowship v. (Transitive) To subject to disfellowshipment. • disfellowship n. Lack of, or exclusion from, fellowship. • DISFELLOWSHIP v. to exclude from fellowship. |
| DISPROFESSING | • disprofessing v. Present participle of disprofess. • DISPROFESS v. to renounce the profession or pursuit of. |
| DOLPHINFISHES | • dolphinfishes n. Plural of dolphinfish. • dolphin␣fishes n. Plural of dolphin fish. • DOLPHINFISH n. a fish of genus Coryphaea, noted for the brilliance of its colours. |
| DRAFTSPERSONS | • draftspersons n. Plural of draftsperson. • DRAFTSPERSON n. a draftsman or draftswoman (used as a neutral alternative). |
| FELDSPATHOIDS | • feldspathoids n. Plural of feldspathoid. • FELDSPATHOID n. any mineral of a group related to feldspar, also FELSPATHOID, FOID. |
| FELLOWSHIPPED | • fellowshipped v. Simple past tense and past participle of fellowship. • FELLOWSHIP v. to join in fellowship esp. with a church member. |
| FILIPENDULOUS | • filipendulous adj. Suspended by, or strung upon, a thread; said of tuberous swellings in the middle or at the extremities… • FILIPENDULOUS adj. hanging by or strung on a thread. |
| FRONTISPIECED | • frontispieced v. Simple past tense and past participle of frontispiece. • FRONTISPIECE v. to provide with a frontispiece. |
| PROOFREADINGS | • proofreadings n. Plural of proofreading. • PROOFREADING n. the process of reading to check for mistakes. |
| SHOWERPROOFED | • showerproofed v. Simple past tense and past participle of showerproof. • SHOWERPROOF v. to make clothes resistant to light rain. |
| SPLAYFOOTEDLY | • SPLAYFOOTED adv. having splayed feet. |
| SPLENDIFEROUS | • splendiferous adj. Beautiful, splendid. • SPLENDIFEROUS adj. splendid. |
| TYPEFOUNDINGS | • TYPEFOUNDING n. the casting of printers' type. |
| TYPEFOUNDRIES | • type␣foundries n. Plural of type foundry. • TYPEFOUNDRY n. a place where type is cast. |
| UNDERPERFORMS | • underperforms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underperform. • UNDERPERFORM v. to perform insufficiently. |