| AUDIOLOGISTS | • audiologists n. Plural of audiologist. • AUDIOLOGIST n. one who studies hearing. |
| BLOODSUCKERS | • bloodsuckers n. Plural of bloodsucker. • blood-suckers n. Plural of blood-sucker (alternative spelling of bloodsuckers). • BLOODSUCKER n. an animal that sucks blood. |
| DECOLOURISES | • decolourises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of decolourise. • DECOLOURISE v. to remove the colour from, also DECOLORISE, DECOLORIZE, DECOLOURIZE. |
| DIPLODOCUSES | • diplodocuses n. Plural of diplodocus. • DIPLODOCUS n. a gigantic, quadruped, herbivorous dinosaur. |
| DISANALOGOUS | • disanalogous adj. Of, pertaining to, or produced by disanalogy. • DISANALOGOUS adj. not analogous. |
| DISCOBOLUSES | • DISCOBOLUS n. (historical) a discus thrower, also DISCOBOLOS. |
| DISSOLUTIONS | • dissolutions n. Plural of dissolution. • DISSOLUTION n. separation into component parts. |
| DOLOROUSNESS | • dolorousness n. The quality of being dolorous. • DOLOROUSNESS n. the state of being dolorous. |
| FOURFOLDNESS | • fourfoldness n. The property of being fourfold. • FOURFOLDNESS n. the state of being fourfold. |
| HOLODISCUSES | • HOLODISCUS n. a genus of deciduous shrubs grown for their summer flowers. |
| HOUSEHOLDERS | • householders n. Plural of householder. • Householders prop.n. Plural of Householder. • HOUSEHOLDER n. a person who occupies a house or tenement alone or as the head of a household. |
| JEALOUSHOODS | • JEALOUSHOOD n. (Shakespeare) jealousy. |
| PSEUDOLOGIAS | • PSEUDOLOGIA n. lying in speech or writing. |
| PSEUDOLOGIES | • pseudologies n. Plural of pseudology. • PSEUDOLOGY n. the art or science of lying. |
| PSEUDOLOGUES | • pseudologues n. Plural of pseudologue. • PSEUDOLOGUE n. a pathological liar. |
| SOLILOQUISED | • soliloquised v. Simple past tense and past participle of soliloquise. • SOLILOQUISE v. to talk reflectively to oneself, also SOLILOQUIZE. |
| SOLITUDINOUS | • solitudinous adj. Characterised by solitude. • SOLITUDINOUS adj. related to solitude. |