| DAPPERNESSES | • DAPPERNESS n. the state of being dapper. |
| DESSERTSPOON | • dessertspoon n. A unit of measure, being equivalent to two teaspoons or two-thirds of a tablespoon, or approximately… • dessertspoon n. More generally, that volume of a substance which is contained within a dessert spoon. • dessertspoon n. (Rare) An item of cutlery; a spoon, larger than a teaspoon and smaller than a tablespoon, used for eating dessert. |
| DISIMPRISONS | • disimprisons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disimprison. • DISIMPRISON v. to free from prison or restraint. |
| DISPENSARIES | • dispensaries n. Plural of dispensary. • DISPENSARY n. a place where medicines are dispensed. |
| DISPENSATORS | • dispensators n. Plural of dispensator. • DISPENSATOR n. a dispenser, a distributor. |
| DROOPINESSES | • DROOPINESS n. the state of being droopy. |
| PRESIDENTESS | • presidentess n. (Archaic) A female president. • PRESIDENTESS n. a female president. |
| PRUSSIANISED | • Prussianised v. Simple past tense and past participle of Prussianise. • PRUSSIANISE v. to make Prussian in character or principle, as in authoritarian control or rigid discipline, also PRUSSIANIZE. |
| PUTRIDNESSES | • PUTRIDNESS n. the state of being putrid, also PUTRIDITY. |
| SAUROPSIDANS | • sauropsidans n. Plural of sauropsidan. • SAUROPSIDAN n. a member of the Sauropsida, one of the main divisions of Vertebrata including birds and reptiles. |
| SPINSTERDOMS | • SPINSTERDOM n. the state of being a spinster, also SPINSTERHOOD, SPINSTERSHIP. |
| SPIRITEDNESS | • spiritedness n. The property of being spirited, of having spirit. • SPIRITEDNESS n. the state of being spirited. |
| TOPDRESSINGS | • topdressings n. Plural of topdressing. • TOPDRESSING n. an application of fertiliser to soil. |
| TORPIDNESSES | • TORPIDNESS n. the state of being torpid. |
| UNSUPPRESSED | • unsuppressed adj. Not suppressed. • UNSUPPRESSED adj. not suppressed. |
| UPWARDNESSES | • upwardnesses n. Plural of upwardness. • UPWARDNESS n. the state of being upward. |