| AFFRANCHISED | • affranchised v. Simple past tense and past participle of affranchise. • AFFRANCHISE v. to free from slavery or similar obligation. |
| AFFRIGHTENED | • affrightened adj. (Archaic) frightened, affected by fright. • AFFRIGHTEN v. to frighten, also AFFRIGHT. |
| DANDRUFFIEST | • DANDRUFFY adj. full of dandruff. |
| DIFFERENCIED | • DIFFERENCY v. to make or perceive a difference in, also DIFFERENCE. |
| DIFFERENCIES | • DIFFERENCY v. to make or perceive a difference in, also DIFFERENCE. |
| DIFFERENCING | • differencing v. Present participle of difference. • DIFFERENCE v. to make or perceive a difference between or in, also DIFFERENCY. |
| DIFFERENTIAE | • differentiae n. Plural of differentia. • DIFFERENTIA n. a property which distinguishes one from another. |
| DIFFERENTIAL | • differential adj. Of or pertaining to a difference. • differential adj. Dependent on, or making a difference; distinctive. • differential adj. Having differences in speed or direction of motion. |
| DIFFRANGIBLE | • diffrangible adj. Able to be diffracted. • DIFFRANGIBLE adj. capable of being diffracted or separated. |
| FAULTFINDERS | • faultfinders n. Plural of faultfinder. • FAULTFINDER n. one given to faultfinding. |
| FRONDIFEROUS | • frondiferous adj. Producing fronds. • FRONDIFEROUS adj. bearing or producing fronds. |
| INDIFFERENCE | • indifference n. The state of being indifferent. • indifference n. Unbiased impartiality. • indifference n. Unemotional apathy. |
| INDIFFERENCY | • indifferency n. (Obsolete) Impartiality, fairness, disinterestedness. • indifferency n. (Obsolete) A lack of strong feeling; indifference. • INDIFFERENCY n. the state of being indifferent, also INDIFFERENCE. |
| INDIFFERENTS | • indifferents n. Plural of indifferent. • INDIFFERENT n. a person who is indifferent. |
| INTERDIFFUSE | • interdiffuse v. To mutually diffuse. • INTERDIFFUSE v. to diffuse between. |
| UNDERFULFILL | • UNDERFULFILL v. to fall short of satisfaction, also UNDERFULFIL. |
| UNDERFULFILS | • UNDERFULFIL v. to fail to fulfil completely, also UNDERFULFILL. |
| UNDERSHERIFF | • undersheriff n. In certain jurisdictions, a deputy sheriff; second in command to a sheriff. • UNDERSHERIFF n. one below the rank of sheriff. |