| FEATHERSTITCHED | • featherstitched v. Simple past tense and past participle of featherstitch. • FEATHERSTITCH v. to stitch with featherstitch. |
| FOOTBREADTHS | • footbreadths n. Plural of footbreadth. • FOOTBREADTH n. the width of a foot. |
| HALFWITTEDNESS | • halfwittedness n. The quality of being halfwitted. • HALFWITTED n. feebleminded. |
| SHIRTFRONTED | • shirtfronted adj. Wearing a shirtfront. • shirtfronted v. Simple past tense and past participle of shirtfront. • SHIRTFRONT v. to knock (a person) to the ground by striking him or her in the chest with one's shoulder. |
| SOFTHEARTED | • softhearted adj. Gentle; kind; sympathetic. • softhearted adj. Easily moved to sorrow or pity. • softhearted adj. Willing to accept criticism. |
| SOFTHEARTEDLY | • softheartedly adv. In a softhearted manner; with sentimental tenderness. • soft-heartedly adv. Alternative form of softheartedly. • SOFTHEARTED adv. emotionally responsive. |
| SOFTHEARTEDNESS | • softheartedness n. The state or condition of being softhearted; sentimental tenderness. • soft-heartedness n. Alternative form of softheartedness. • SOFTHEARTEDNESS n. the state of being softhearted. |
| SPAGHETTIFIED | • spaghettified adj. (Astrophysics) Having undergone spaghettification. • SPAGHETTIFY v. to make into spaghetti, with particular reference to black holes. |
| SPENDTHRIFT | • spendthrift adj. Improvident, profligate, or wasteful. • spendthrift adj. Extravagant or lavish. • spendthrift n. Someone who spends money improvidently or wastefully. |
| SPENDTHRIFTS | • spendthrifts n. Plural of spendthrift. • SPENDTHRIFT n. one who spends his money recklessly. |
| TIGHTFISTED | • tightfisted adj. Alternative spelling of tight-fisted. • tight-fisted adj. Reluctant to spend money; miserly or stingy. • TIGHTFISTED adj. reluctant to part with money. |
| TIGHTFISTEDNESS | • tightfistedness n. Reluctance to spend money; miserliness. • TIGHTFISTEDNESS n. the state of being tightfisted. |
| TIMESHIFTED | • timeshifted v. Simple past tense and past participle of timeshift. • TIMESHIFT v. to enable (a television programme) to be viewed at a time later than that of its original broadcast. |
| UNTHRIFTIHEADS | • UNTHRIFTIHEAD n. (archaic) thriftlessness. |
| UNTHRIFTYHEADS | • UNTHRIFTYHEAD n. (Spenser) unthriftiness, also UNTHRIFTYHED. |
| UNTHRIFTYHEDS | • UNTHRIFTYHED n. (Spenser) unthriftiness, also UNTHRIFTYHEAD. |