| DEVILISHNESS | • devilishness n. The state or quality of being devilish. • DEVILISHNESS n. the state of being devilish. |
| DEVILISHNESSES | • devilishnesses n. Plural of devilishness. • DEVILISHNESS n. the state of being devilish. |
| DISHEVELING | • disheveling v. Present participle of dishevel. • DISHEVEL v. to make the hair untidy. |
| DISHEVELLING | • dishevelling v. Present participle of dishevel. • DISHEVEL v. to make the hair untidy. |
| DISHEVELMENT | • dishevelment n. The state or quality of being disheveled. • DISHEVELMENT n. the state of being dishevelled. |
| DISHEVELMENTS | • DISHEVELMENT n. the state of being dishevelled. |
| LEVELHEADEDNESS | • levelheadedness n. The property of being levelheaded, stable, not overly swayed by passion. • level-headedness n. The property of being level-headed. • LEVELHEADED n. having or showing sound judgment. |
| OVERHANDLES | • overhandles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overhandle. • OVERHANDLE v. to handle, or use, too much. |
| OVERSCHEDULING | • overscheduling v. Present participle of overschedule. |
| SLAVEHOLDING | • slaveholding adj. Having possession/ownership of one or more slaves. • slaveholding n. (Uncountable) The institution or practice of owning slaves. • slaveholding n. (Countable) An owning of one or more slaves. |
| SLAVEHOLDINGS | • slaveholdings n. Plural of slaveholding. • SLAVEHOLDING n. the keeping of slaves. |
| SLEEVEHAND | • sleevehand n. (Obsolete) The part of a sleeve nearest the hand; a cuff or wristband. • SLEEVEHAND n. (Shakespeare) a wristband. |
| SLEEVEHANDS | • sleevehands n. Plural of sleevehand. • SLEEVEHAND n. (Shakespeare) a wristband. |
| UNSHOVELED | • unshoveled adj. Alternative spelling of unshovelled. |
| VELDSCHOEN | • VELDSCHOEN n. (South African) a shoe made of rawhide, also VELDSKOEN, VELSKOEN. |
| VELDSCHOENS | • VELDSCHOEN n. (South African) a shoe made of rawhide, also VELDSKOEN, VELSKOEN. |
| VIDEOTELEPHONES | • videotelephones n. Plural of videotelephone. • VIDEOTELEPHONE n. a telephone with accompanying means of transmitting a picture of each speaker. |