| DESPIGHTS | • despights n. Plural of despight. • DESPIGHT n. a looking down with contempt, also DESPITE. |
| DESPISING | • despising v. Present participle of despise. • despising n. An act of despising. • DESPISE v. to look down upon with contempt. |
| DISPONGES | • disponges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disponge. • DISPONGE v. to sprinkle, also DISPUNGE. |
| DISPUNGES | • dispunges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dispunge. • DISPUNGE v. (Shakespeare) to sprinkle as from a sponge, also DISPONGE. |
| DOGESHIPS | • dogeships n. Plural of dogeship. • DOGESHIP n. the office of a doge, also DOGATE, DOGEATE. |
| DOGSLEEPS | • DOGSLEEP n. a light sleep. |
| GAPESEEDS | • gapeseeds n. Plural of gapeseed. • gape␣seeds n. Plural of gape seed. • GAPESEED n. anything that causes stares; or someone who stares. |
| GODSPEEDS | • godspeeds n. Plural of godspeed. • Godspeeds n. Plural of Godspeed. • GODSPEED n. a wish for good fortune. |
| GOSSIPPED | • gossipped v. Simple past tense and past participle of gossip. • GOSSIP v. to talk idly about others' affairs. |
| PODGINESS | • podginess n. The state or quality of being podgy. • PODGINESS n. the state of being podgy. |
| PUDGINESS | • pudginess n. The state or quality of being pudgy. • PUDGINESS n. the state of being pudgy. |
| PULSIDGES | • PULSIDGE n. (Shakespeare) the throb of a pulse. |
| SHEEPDOGS | • sheepdogs n. Plural of sheepdog. • sheep␣dogs n. Plural of sheep dog. • SHEEPDOG n. a dog trained in the care of sheep. |
| SPEEDINGS | • speedings n. Plural of speeding. • SPEEDING n. the act of driving over the speed limit. |
| SPELDINGS | • speldings n. Plural of spelding. • SPELDING n. a haddock or other small fish split open and dried in the sun, also SPELDIN, SPELDRIN, SPELDRING. |
| SPENDINGS | • spendings n. Plural of spending. • SPENDING n. the act of spending. |