| RAILROADER | • railroader n. One who works for a railroad company. • railroader n. One who railroads people. • RAILROADER n. a railway worker or official. |
| READERLIER | • READERLY adj. typical of a reader. |
| ULTRADRIER | • ultradrier adj. Comparative form of ultradry: more ultradry. • ULTRADRY adj. very very dry. |
| RAILROADERS | • railroaders n. Plural of railroader. • RAILROADER n. a railway worker or official. |
| REDELIVERER | • REDELIVERER n. one who redelivers. |
| ELDERBERRIES | • elderberries n. Plural of elderberry. • ELDERBERRY n. the fruit of the elder, used in winemaking. |
| IRREGARDLESS | • irregardless adj. (Nonstandard, proscribed, sometimes humorous) Irrespective, regardless. • IRREGARDLESS adj. regardless. |
| REDELIVERERS | • REDELIVERER n. one who redelivers. |
| DROOLWORTHIER | • DROOLWORTHY adj. inspiring or likely to inspire excessive enthusiasm or pleasure; extremely attractive or desirable. |
| ULTRARAREFIED | • ultrararefied adj. Very highly rarefied. • ULTRARAREFIED adj. exceptionally rarefied. |
| IRREPRODUCIBLE | • irreproducible adj. That cannot be reproduced or duplicated. • IRREPRODUCIBLE adj. not reproducible. |
| OTHERWORLDLIER | • OTHERWORLDLY adj. of, relating to, or resembling that of a world other than the actual world, also OTHERWORLDISH. |
| EXTRAORDINARILY | • extraordinarily adv. In an extraordinary manner. • EXTRAORDINARY adv. going beyond what is usual, regular, or customary. |
| GRANDFATHERLIER | • GRANDFATHERLY adj. like a grandfather. |
| GRANDMOTHERLIER | • GRANDMOTHERLY adj. like a grandmother. |
| INTERCORRELATED | • intercorrelated v. Simple past tense and past participle of intercorrelate. • INTERCORRELATE v. to correlate together. |
| TERRITORIALISED | • territorialised v. Simple past tense and past participle of territorialise. • TERRITORIALISE v. to organize on a territorial basis, also TERRITORIALIZE. |
| TERRITORIALIZED | • territorialized v. Simple past tense and past participle of territorialize. • TERRITORIALIZE v. to organize on a territorial basis, also TERRITORIALISE. |