| ATTENDEES | • attendees n. Plural of attendee. • ATTENDEE n. one who attends a function. |
| DECENTEST | • decentest adj. Superlative form of decent: most decent. • DECENT adj. conforming to standards of propriety. |
| DETECTERS | • detecters n. Plural of detecter. • DETECTER n. one that detects, also DETECTOR. |
| DETESTERS | • detesters n. Plural of detester. • DETESTER n. one who detests. |
| EDENTATES | • edentates n. Plural of edentate. • EDENTATE n. a toothless mammal as an armadillo or sloth. |
| ESTREATED | • estreated v. Simple past tense and past participle of estreat. • ESTREAT v. to extract from the records of a court. |
| PRETESTED | • pretested v. Simple past tense and past participle of pretest. • PRETEST v. to give a preliminary test to. |
| RESETTLED | • resettled v. Simple past tense and past participle of resettle. • RESETTLE v. to move to another place of residence. |
| SUEDETTES | • suedettes n. Plural of suedette. • SUEDETTE n. a fabric made with a velvetlike nap representing suede. |
| TEMPESTED | • tempested v. Simple past tense and past participle of tempest. • TEMPEST v. (Milton) to stir violently. |
| TENDEREST | • tenderest adj. Superlative form of tender: most tender. • TENDER adj. soft, sensitive. |
| TESTERNED | • testerned v. Simple past tense and past participle of testern. • TESTERN v. (Shakespeare) to reward with sixpence. |
| TWEEDIEST | • tweediest adj. Superlative form of tweedy: most tweedy. • TWEEDY adj. of a refined, traditional, upscale character. |