| BLOODGUILTIER | • BLOODGUILTY adj. guilty of shedding blood. |
| BLOODLETTINGS | • bloodlettings n. Plural of bloodletting. • BLOODLETTING n. the act of letting blood. |
| BULLETPROOFED | • bulletproofed v. Simple past tense and past participle of bulletproof. • BULLETPROOF v. to make impenetrable to bullets. |
| CONGLOBULATED | • conglobulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of conglobulate. • CONGLOBULATE v. to form into a ball. |
| DACTYLOLOGIES | • DACTYLOLOGY n. the study of sign language. |
| DECONTROLLING | • decontrolling v. Present participle of decontrol. • DECONTROL v. to remove (esp. official) control from. |
| DELTIOLOGISTS | • deltiologists n. Plural of deltiologist. • DELTIOLOGIST n. a collector of picture postcards. |
| DEONTOLOGICAL | • deontological adj. (Ethics, philosophy) Of or relating to deontology. • DEONTOLOGICAL adj. relating to deontology, the theory or study of moral obligation. |
| MULTICOLOURED | • multicoloured adj. Alternative spelling of multicolored. • multi-coloured adj. Britain standard spelling of multi-colored. • MULTICOLOURED adj. having many colours, also MULTICOLORED. |
| NONCONTROLLED | • noncontrolled adj. Alternative spelling of non-controlled. • non-controlled adj. Not controlled; uncontrolled. • NONCONTROLLED adj. not controlled. |
| OCTODECILLION | • octodecillion n. (US, modern British and Australian, short scale, rare) 1057. • octodecillion n. (Dated British and Australian, long scale, rare) 10108. • OCTODECILLION n. ten to the 108th power. |
| PALLIDOTOMIES | • pallidotomies n. Plural of pallidotomy. |
| PERIODONTALLY | • periodontally adv. In a periodontal way. • PERIODONTAL adv. investing or surrounding a tooth. |
| POLYCOTYLEDON | • polycotyledon n. (Botany) A plant that has many, or more than two, cotyledons in the seed. • POLYCOTYLEDON n. any of various plants, esp. gymnosperms, that have or appear to have more than two cotyledons. |
| SPLAYFOOTEDLY | • SPLAYFOOTED adv. having splayed feet. |
| THROTTLEHOLDS | • throttleholds n. Plural of throttlehold. • THROTTLEHOLD n. a vicious, strangling, or stultifying control. |