| CLEPSYDRAS | • clepsydras n. Plural of clepsydra. • CLEPSYDRA n. (Greek) an instrument which measures time by trickling water. |
| DESPOILERS | • despoilers n. Plural of despoiler. • DESPOILER n. one who despoils. |
| DESULPHURS | • desulphurs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of desulphur. • DESULPHUR v. to remove sulphur from, also DESULFUR. |
| DISPELLERS | • dispellers n. Plural of dispeller. • DISPELLER n. one who dispels. |
| DISPERSALS | • dispersals n. Plural of dispersal. • DISPERSAL n. dispersion, distribution. |
| DISPLACERS | • displacers n. Plural of displacer. • DISPLACER n. one who displaces. |
| DISPLAYERS | • displayers n. Plural of displayer. • DISPLAYER n. one who displays. |
| ELDERSHIPS | • elderships n. Plural of eldership. • ELDERSHIP n. the state of being older; seniority. |
| LEOPARDESS | • leopardess n. A female leopard. • LEOPARDESS n. a female leopard. |
| PARDALISES | • PARDALIS n. a leopard, also PARD, PARDAL, PARDALE. |
| PARDONLESS | • pardonless adj. Unpardonable. • PARDONLESS adj. without a pardon. |
| POWDERLESS | • powderless adj. Without the use or presence of powder. • POWDERLESS adj. without powder. |
| PREBLESSED | • preblessed v. Simple past tense and past participle of prebless. • PREBLESS v. to bless beforehand. |
| REDISPLAYS | • redisplays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of redisplay. • redisplays n. Plural of redisplay. • REDISPLAY v. to display again. |
| SPELDRINGS | • speldrings n. Plural of speldring. • SPELDRING n. a haddock or other small fish split open and dried in the sun, also SPELDIN, SPELDING, SPELDRIN. |
| SPLENDOURS | • splendours n. Plural of splendour. • SPLENDOUR n. brilliance, magnificence, also SPLENDOR. |
| SPLENDROUS | • splendrous adj. Splendid, having splendor. • SPLENDROUS adj. full of splendour, also SPLENDOROUS. |
| SUPERLOADS | • superloads n. Plural of superload. • SUPERLOAD n. a variable weight on a structure. |
| SURPLUSSED | • surplussed v. Simple past tense and past participle of surplus. • SURPLUS v. to be in excess. |