| DELATORS | • delators n. Plural of delator. • DELATOR n. an accuser; an informer. |
| DILATORS | • dilators n. Plural of dilator. • DILATOR n. something that dilates, also DILATER. |
| DILUTORS | • dilutors n. Plural of dilutor. • DILUTOR n. one that dilutes, also DILUTER. |
| DOTTRELS | • dottrels n. Plural of dottrel. • DOTTREL n. a shore bird, also DOTTEREL. |
| DROLLEST | • drollest adj. Superlative form of droll: most droll. • DROLL adj. quaintly amusing. |
| DROPLETS | • droplets n. Plural of droplet. • DROPLET n. a tiny drop. |
| LEOTARDS | • leotards n. Plural of leotard. • LEOTARD n. a skintight garment worn by dancers, acrobats, etc. |
| LOADSTAR | • loadstar n. Alternative spelling of lodestar. • LOADSTAR n. a star used as a point of reference, also LODESTAR. |
| LODESTAR | • lodestar n. A star used as a navigation reference, particularly a pole star such as Polaris. • lodestar n. (Figurative) A guiding tenet or principle. • lodestar n. (Law) A calculated amount to award as attorney’s fees derived by multiplying the reasonable number of… |
| OLDSTERS | • oldsters n. Plural of oldster. • OLDSTER n. an old person. |
| STOLIDER | • stolider adj. Comparative form of stolid: more stolid. • STOLID adj. impassive, unemotional. |
| STRODDLE | • STRODDLE v. (dialect) to straddle, also STRIDDLE, STRODLE. |
| STRODLED | • STRODLE v. (dialect) to stand astride something, also STRADDLE, STRIDDLE, STRODDLE. |
| STRODLES | • STRODLE v. (dialect) to stand astride something, also STRADDLE, STRIDDLE, STRODDLE. |
| STROLLED | • strolled v. Simple past tense and past participle of stroll. • STROLL v. to walk in a leisurely manner. |
| TELFORDS | • Telfords prop.n. Plural of Telford. • TELFORD n. a road made of stones. |
| TODDLERS | • toddlers n. Plural of toddler. • TODDLER n. a young child. |
| TROLANDS | • trolands n. Plural of troland. • TROLAND n. a unit of measurement of retinal response to light. |