| BOARDINGHOUSE | • boardinghouse n. Alternative spelling of boarding house. • boarding␣house n. A private house in which paying residents are provided with accommodation and meals. • boarding␣house n. A boarding school building where boarders live during term time. |
| DAUGHTERLIEST | • DAUGHTERLY adj. as becomes a daughter, filial. |
| DAUGHTERLINGS | • daughterlings n. Plural of daughterling. • DAUGHTERLING n. a small daughter. |
| DISBURTHENING | • disburthening v. Present participle of disburthen. • DISBURTHEN v. to get rid of a burden, also DISBURDEN. |
| DISTINGUISHER | • distinguisher n. One who, or that which, distinguishes. • DISTINGUISHER n. one who distinguishes. |
| DRIVETHROUGHS | • drive-throughs n. Plural of drive-through. • DRIVETHROUGH n. a shop or restaurant designed so that customers can be served without leaving their cars. |
| GRADUATESHIPS | • graduateships n. Plural of graduateship. • GRADUATESHIP n. the state of being a graduate. |
| HUNDREDWEIGHT | • hundredweight n. A measure of weight containing a hundred pounds, variously understood as. • HUNDREDWEIGHT n. 1/20 of a ton, or 112lb. avoirdupois. |
| NEIGHBOURHOOD | • neighbourhood n. (British spelling) alternative form of neighborhood. • NEIGHBOURHOOD n. a district, locality, esp. with reference to its inhabitants as a community, also NEIGHBORHOOD. |
| PHOTOREDUCING | • photoreducing v. Present participle of photoreduce. • PHOTOREDUCE v. to photocopy with reduction of the image. |
| PRESCHEDULING | • prescheduling v. Present participle of preschedule. • PRESCHEDULE v. to schedule in advance. |
| PSEUDEPIGRAPH | • pseudepigraph n. A text that is attributed with a false author. • PSEUDEPIGRAPH n. a book ascribed to Old Testament characters, but not judged genuine by scholars. |
| RESCHEDULINGS | • reschedulings n. Plural of rescheduling. • RESCHEDULING n. the act of scheduling again. |
| UNDERBRUSHING | • underbrushing v. Present participle of underbrush. • UNDERBRUSH v. to clear of underbrush. |
| UNDERCHARGING | • undercharging v. Present participle of undercharge. • UNDERCHARGE v. to charge too little. |
| UNDERCLOTHING | • underclothing n. Clothing worn next to the skin; underwear. • UNDERCLOTHING n. clothes worn under others, esp. those next to the skin. |
| UNDERSHOOTING | • undershooting v. Present participle of undershoot. • UNDERSHOOT v. to fail to reach by falling short. |
| UNDERTHROWING | • underthrowing v. Present participle of underthrow. |
| UNDERWHELMING | • underwhelming adj. Failing to interest; not as exciting as promised or expected. • underwhelming v. Present participle of underwhelm. • UNDERWHELM v. to fail to impress. |
| UNNEIGHBOURED | • unneighboured adj. Without neighbours. • UNNEIGHBOURED adj. without neighbours, also UNNEIGHBORED. |