| DEEDIEST | • deediest adj. Superlative form of deedy: most deedy. • DEEDY adj. (dialect) industrious. |
| DELETIVE | • deletive adj. Tending to delete or obliterate. • DELETIVE adj. serving to delete, also DELETORY. |
| DETAINEE | • detainee n. Someone who is detained, especially in custody or confinement. • DETAINEE n. one who is detained. |
| EVENTIDE | • eventide n. (Archaic, poetic, literary) evening. • EVENTIDE n. evening. |
| EXPEDITE | • expedite v. (Transitive) To accelerate the progress of. • expedite v. (Transitive, by extension) To perform (a task) fast and efficiently. • expedite v. To perform the duties of an expediter. |
| HEEDIEST | • HEEDY adj. (Spenser) heedful, careful. |
| NEEDIEST | • neediest adj. Superlative form of needy: most needy. • NEEDY adj. in a state of poverty. |
| REEDIEST | • reediest adj. Superlative form of reedy: most reedy. • REEDY adj. abounding in reeds. |
| REEDITED | • reedited v. Simple past tense and past participle of reedit. • re-edited v. Simple past tense and past participle of re-edit. • REEDIT v. to edit again. |
| REITERED | • REITER v. to reiterate. |
| SEEDIEST | • seediest adj. Superlative form of seedy: most seedy. • SEEDY adj. shabby. |
| SEEDTIME | • seedtime n. The time to sow seeds. • seedtime n. (Figurative) A time for new development. • SEEDTIME n. the season for sowing seeds. |
| STEEDIED | • STEEDY v. (archaic) to steady, also STEDDY. |
| STEEDIES | • STEEDY v. (archaic) to steady, also STEDDY. |
| TEPEFIED | • tepefied v. Simple past tense and past participle of tepefy. • TEPEFY v. to make or become tepid, or moderately warm. |
| TWEEDIER | • tweedier adj. Comparative form of tweedy: more tweedy. • TWEEDY adj. of a refined, traditional, upscale character. |
| WEEDIEST | • weediest adj. Superlative form of weedy: most weedy. • WEEDY adj. resembling weeds. |