| ANDOUILLES | • andouilles n. Plural of andouille. • ANDOUILLE n. (French) a kind of sausage. |
| CALENDULAS | • calendulas n. Plural of calendula. • CALENDULA n. (Latin) a marigold. |
| COUNSELLED | • counselled v. (Britain, Canada) simple past tense and past participle of counsel. • COUNSEL v. to advise. |
| CULLENDERS | • cullenders n. Plural of cullender. • CULLENDER n. a perforated vessel used as a strainer in cookery, also COLANDER. |
| DELUSIONAL | • delusional adj. Suffering from delusions; having false or faulty beliefs. • delusional adj. Being or relating to a delusion. • delusional n. A person suffering from a delusion. |
| DULLNESSES | • dullnesses n. Plural of dullness. • DULLNESS n. the state of being dull, also DULNESS. |
| GROUNDSELL | • groundsell n. Alternative form of groundsill. • GROUNDSELL n. the lowest timber of a structure, also GROUNDSEL, GROUNDSILL. |
| HELLHOUNDS | • hellhounds n. Plural of hellhound. • hell-hounds n. Plural of hell-hound. • hell␣hounds n. Plural of hell hound. |
| ILLUSIONED | • illusioned adj. Under an illusion; deceived. • ILLUSIONED adj. under an illusion. |
| LANDAULETS | • landaulets n. Plural of landaulet. • LANDAULET n. a small landau, a horse-drawn carriage with folding top, also LANDAULETTE. |
| NEEDLEFULS | • needlefuls n. Plural of needleful. • NEEDLEFUL n. as much thread as is used in a needle at one time. |
| NUMSKULLED | • numskulled adj. Alternative form of numbskulled. • NUMSKULLED adj. stupid; doltish, also NUMBSKULLED. |
| SDEIGNFULL | • SDEIGNFULL adj. (obsolete) disdainful. |
| SHELLBOUND | • SHELLBOUND adj. of a baby bird etc., unable to escape from the shell. |
| SPELLBOUND | • spellbound adj. Fascinated by something; entranced as if by a spell. • SPELLBIND v. to bind by or as by a spell. |
| UNDERKILLS | • underkills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underkill. • UNDERKILL n. less force than is needed to defeat an enemy. |
| UNDERSELLS | • undersells v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undersell. • UNDERSELL v. to sell too cheap. |