| BLUNDERS | • blunders n. Plural of blunder. • blunders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of blunder. • BLUNDER v. to make a mistake. |
| BUNDLERS | • bundlers n. Plural of bundler. • BUNDLER n. one that bundles. |
| DIURNALS | • diurnals n. Plural of diurnal. • DIURNAL n. a service book containing the day hours. |
| DRUMLINS | • drumlins n. Plural of drumlin. • DRUMLIN n. a long hill of glacial drift. |
| GOLDURNS | • GOLDURN n. an expression of anger, also GOLDARN. |
| GRUNDLES | • grundles n. Plural of grundle. • GRUNDLE n. (US slang) the perineum. |
| LAUNDERS | • launders n. Plural of launder. • launders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of launder. • LAUNDER v. to wash clothes. |
| LOUNDERS | • lounders n. Plural of lounder. • lounders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lounder. • LOUNDER v. (Scots) to beat, thump. |
| LURDANES | • lurdanes n. Plural of lurdane. • LURDANE n. (archaic) a dull or sluggish person, also LURDAN, LURDEN. |
| NOURSLED | • noursled v. Simple past tense and past participle of noursle. • NOURSLE v. (Spenser) to foster, also NOUSELL, NOUSLE, NURSLE. |
| PLUNDERS | • plunders v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of plunder. • PLUNDER v. to rob by force. |
| PULDRONS | • puldrons n. Plural of puldron. • PULDRON n. (obsolete) a shoulder-plate of a suit of armour, also PAULDRON, POULDRON. |
| ROUNDELS | • roundels n. Plural of roundel. • ROUNDEL n. a round object, also ROUNDLE. |
| ROUNDLES | • roundles n. Plural of roundle. • ROUNDLE n. a round object, also ROUNDEL. |
| RUNDALES | • rundales n. Plural of rundale. • RUNDALE n. (Scots) a system of holding land in single detached pieces, also RUNRIG. |
| RUNDLETS | • rundlets n. Plural of rundlet. • RUNDLET n. (archaic) an old liquid measure equal to about 15 gallons. |
| SUNDRILY | • sundrily adv. In sundry ways; variously. • SUNDRY adv. miscellaneous. |
| TRUNDLES | • trundles n. Plural of trundle. • trundles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trundle. • TRUNDLE v. to propel by causing to rotate, also TRINDLE. |
| UNSOLDER | • unsolder v. To reverse the process of soldering, such as by breaking the joint and removing the solder. • UNSOLDER v. to separate from being soldered. |