| DISENSHROUDS | • disenshrouds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disenshroud. • DISENSHROUD v. to divest of a shroud. |
| DISHONOURERS | • dishonourers n. Plural of dishonourer. • DISHONOURER n. one who dishonours, also DISHONORER. |
| DOUGHINESSES | • DOUGHINESS n. the state of being doughy. |
| DROUGHTINESS | • droughtiness n. Dryness of the weather; lack of rain. • DROUGHTINESS n. the state of being droughty. |
| DUCKSHOVINGS | • DUCKSHOVING n. the act of jumping a queue. |
| GROUNDFISHES | • groundfishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of groundfish. • GROUNDFISH n. a marine fish that is found at the bottom e.g. cod, haddock. |
| GROUNDSHARES | • groundshares n. Plural of groundshare. • GROUNDSHARE v. to share a sports stadium with another team. |
| GROUNDSHEETS | • groundsheets n. Plural of groundsheet. • GROUNDSHEET n. a waterproof sheet spread on the ground in a tent etc. |
| HOUNDSTOOTHS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| HOUSEHUSBAND | • househusband n. A man who tends to his home as a housekeeper or homemaker; the male equivalent of a housewife. • house␣husband n. Alternative form of househusband. • HOUSEHUSBAND n. a husband who does housekeeping usually while his wife earns the family income. |
| SHOOTAROUNDS | • shootarounds n. Plural of shootaround. • SHOOTAROUND n. an informal basketball practice or warmup before a game, during which players take turns shooting baskets. |
| SHOULDERINGS | • shoulderings n. Plural of shouldering. • SHOULDERING n. the act of carrying on the shoulder. |
| SLEUTHHOUNDS | • sleuthhounds n. Plural of sleuthhound. • sleuth-hounds n. Plural of sleuth-hound. • SLEUTHHOUND n. a bloodhound; (colloquial) a detective. |
| SOUTHERNISED | • southernised v. Simple past tense and past participle of southernise. • SOUTHERNISE v. to make southern, also SOUTHERNIZE. |
| SOUTHLANDERS | • Southlanders n. Plural of Southlander. • SOUTHLANDER n. one who lives in the south. |