| DEBOUCHING | • debouching v. Present participle of debouche. • DEBOUCH v. to emerge or issue from a narrow area into the open. |
| DOUGHINESS | • doughiness n. The state or condition of being doughy. • DOUGHINESS n. the state of being doughy. |
| GAZEHOUNDS | • gazehounds n. Plural of gazehound. • gaze-hounds n. Plural of gaze-hound (alternative form of gazehounds). • GAZEHOUND n. a hound that pursues by the sight rather than by the scent. |
| GOREHOUNDS | • gorehounds n. Plural of gorehound. • GOREHOUND n. an enthusiast of gory horror films. |
| GREWHOUNDS | • grewhounds n. Plural of grewhound. • GREWHOUND n. (dialect) a greyhound. |
| GREYHOUNDS | • greyhounds n. Plural of greyhound. • greyhounds n. (Usually with the) A greyhound racing event; the sport of greyhound racing. • Greyhounds n. Plural of Greyhound. |
| GRINDHOUSE | • grindhouse n. (US film) A low-budget film theater that shows primarily exploitation films. • GRINDHOUSE n. a type of cinema that deals with sleazy dancing. |
| HONEYGUIDE | • honeyguide n. Any of several brood-parasitic Old World tropical birds, of the family Indicatoridae, that primarily… • honey␣guide n. (Botany) Colorful spots or stripes on a flower that indicate to insects where the nectar is produced. • HONEYGUIDE n. an African bird that guides men and ratels to honey. |
| HUMDUDGEON | • humdudgeon n. (Scotland, obsolete) An unnecessary outcry or complaint. • humdudgeon n. (Scotland, obsolete) An imaginary illness. • HUMDUDGEON n. (Scots) low spirits. |
| HUMDURGEON | • HUMDURGEON n. an imaginary illness. |
| OUTNIGHTED | • outnighted v. Simple past tense and past participle of outnight. • OUTNIGHT v. (Shakespeare) to surpass in mentioning nights. |
| SHOTGUNNED | • shotgunned v. Simple past tense and past participle of shotgun. • SHOTGUN v. to shoot with a type of gun. |
| UNDERBOUGH | • UNDERBOUGH n. a lower branch of a tree. |
| UNPLOUGHED | • unploughed adj. (Of a field or land) Unturned with a plough, and thus retaining its original vegetation (usually grass). • unploughed adj. (Figuratively) Unexplored or unknown. • UNPLOUGHED adj. not ploughed. |