| DESIROUSLY | • desirously adv. With desire; eagerly. • DESIROUS adv. desiring. |
| DESTROYERS | • destroyers n. Plural of destroyer. • DESTROYER n. a small fast lightly armoured but heavily armed warship. |
| DISOBEYERS | • disobeyers n. Plural of disobeyer. • DISOBEYER n. one who disobeys. |
| DOOMSAYERS | • doomsayers n. Plural of doomsayer. • DOOMSAYER n. one who prophesies doom, also DOOMSDAYER. |
| DRAYHORSES | • DRAYHORSE n. a horse used to pull a dray. |
| ENHYDROSES | • enhydroses n. Plural of enhydros. • ENHYDROS n. (Greek) a variety of chalcedony containing water. |
| HYDROLASES | • hydrolases n. Plural of hydrolase. • HYDROLASE n. a hydrolytic enzyme. |
| HYDROLYSES | • hydrolyses n. Plural of hydrolysis. • hydrolyses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hydrolyse. • HYDROLYSE v. to subject to hydrolysis, also HYDROLYZE. |
| HYDROPSIES | • hydropsies n. Plural of hydropsy. • HYDROPSY n. (archaic) dropsy, also HYDROPS. |
| HYDROSERES | • hydroseres n. Plural of hydrosere. • HYDROSERE n. an ecological sere originating in an aquatic habitat. |
| HYDROSOMES | • hydrosomes n. Plural of hydrosome. • HYDROSOME n. all the zooids of a hydroid colony collectively, also HYDROSOMA. |
| MOOSEYARDS | • mooseyards n. Plural of mooseyard. • MOOSEYARD n. an area where a moose treads down the snow and spends the winter. |
| RADIOLYSES | • radiolyses n. Plural of radiolyse. • RADIOLYSIS n. chemical decomposition induced by ionizing radiation. |
| SARDONYXES | • sardonyxes n. Plural of sardonyx. • SARDONYX n. (Greek) an onyx with alternate layers of sard and other mineral. |
| WORDLESSLY | • wordlessly adv. Without words. • WORDLESS adv. without words. |