| DIGLYPHS | • diglyphs n. Plural of diglyph. • DIGLYPH n. an architectural decorative double groove. |
| DISAPPLY | • disapply v. (Transitive, law) To decline to apply a rule or law that previously applied. • DISAPPLY v. to make a law inapplicable. |
| DISPLAYS | • displays n. Plural of display. • displays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of display. • DISPLAY v. to put on show. |
| LADYSHIP | • ladyship n. Term of respect for a woman of the peerage without using her title. • ladyship n. (English and Commonwealth) Formal form of address for a lady judge (as opposed to the informal "judge"). • LADYSHIP n. the condition of being a lady. |
| LYCOPSID | • lycopsid n. Any primitive plant of the division Lycopodiophyta. • LYCOPSID n. a type of clubmoss. |
| PHYLLIDS | • phyllids n. Plural of phyllid. • PHYLLID n. the leaf of a liverwort or moss. |
| PSYLLIDS | • psyllids n. Plural of psyllid. • PSYLLID n. any of various plant lice, also PSYLLA. |
| PYRALIDS | • pyralids n. Plural of pyralid. • PYRALID n. (Greek) a long-legged moth, also PYRALIS. |
| SPEEDILY | • speedily adv. In a speedy or fast manner. • SPEEDY adv. fast. |
| SPULYIED | • spulyied v. Simple past tense and past participle of spulyie. • SPULYIE v. (Scots) to plunder, also SPUILZIE, SPULYE, SPULZIE. |
| STUPIDLY | • stupidly adv. In a stupid manner. • stupidly adv. To an extreme or excessive degree; absurdly. • STUPID adv. foolish. |
| STYLOPID | • stylopid n. (Zoology) Any insect in the family Stylopidae. • STYLOPID n. an insect that is a parasite of other insects, also STYLOPS. |
| SYLPHIDE | • sylphide n. A young sylph. • SYLPHIDE n. a young sylph, also SYLPHID. |
| SYLPHIDS | • sylphids n. Plural of sylphid. • SYLPHID n. a young sylph, also SYLPHIDE. |
| YPSILOID | • ypsiloid adj. Shaped like the letter Υ. • YPSILOID adj. shaped like an upsilon. |