| COLDHOUSE | • coldhouse n. A building kept cool for growing plants. • COLDHOUSE n. a plant frame or greenhouse without artificial heat. |
| DISHCLOUT | • dishclout n. (Obsolete) A dishcloth. • DISHCLOUT n. a dishcloth. |
| DOLLHOUSE | • dollhouse n. (US) A miniature house used by children as a toy or as a base for domestic dioramas. • DOLLHOUSE n. a house for dolls. |
| DOWNHAULS | • downhauls n. Plural of downhaul. • DOWNHAUL n. a rope for hauling down sails. |
| DUATHLONS | • duathlons n. Plural of duathlon. • DUATHLON n. an athletic event where everyone runs and cycles. |
| DUSTCLOTH | • dustcloth n. A cloth used for dusting; a duster. • dust␣cloth n. Alternative form of dustcloth. • DUSTCLOTH n. a cloth used for dusting. |
| ELKHOUNDS | • elkhounds n. Plural of elkhound. • ELKHOUND n. a breed of hunting dog. |
| HIDEOUSLY | • hideously adv. In a hideous manner. • hideously adv. (Degree) To an extreme degree. • HIDEOUS adv. very ugly. |
| HOUSEHOLD | • household n. Collectively, all the persons who live in a given house; a family including attendants, servants etc… • household n. (Obsolete) A line of ancestry; a race or house. • household adj. Belonging to the same house and family. |
| HOUSELLED | • houselled v. Simple past tense and past participle of housel. • HOUSEL v. to administer the Eucharist to. |
| LUSTIHOOD | • lustihood n. The state of being lusty. • lustihood n. A vigor of body. • LUSTIHOOD n. (archaic) lustiness, also LUSTIHEAD. |
| OUTLASHED | • OUTLASH v. to lash out, shed tears. |
| SHOULDERS | • shoulders n. Plural of shoulder. • shoulders n. (Anatomy) The two shoulders and the upper portion of the back. • shoulders n. Capacity for bearing a task or blame. |
| SHOULDEST | • shouldest v. Alternative form of shouldst. • SHALL v. used as an auxiliary to express futurity, inevitability, or command. |
| SOUTHLAND | • southland n. A land that lies to the south. • Southland prop.n. A district and region in the far south of the South Island of New Zealand, which includes Fiordland. • Southland prop.n. The American South. |
| SUCKHOLED | • suckholed v. Simple past tense and past participle of suckhole. • SUCKHOLE v. (Australian slang) to act sycophantically. |
| UPHOLDERS | • upholders n. Plural of upholder. • UPHOLDER n. one who upholds. |