| FULLBLOODS | • full-bloods n. Plural of full-blood. • FULLBLOOD n. a person of unmixed race. |
| DOLEFULLEST | • dolefullest adj. Superlative form of doleful: most doleful. • DOLEFUL adj. sad, full of woe. |
| DOLEFULNESS | • dolefulness n. The characteristic of being doleful; sadness. • DOLEFULNESS n. the state of being doleful. |
| DULCIFLUOUS | • dulcifluous adj. Flowing sweetly. • DULCIFLUOUS adj. flowing sweetly. |
| POLYSULFIDE | • polysulfide n. (Chemistry) Any compound of general formula RSnR having a chain of more than two sulfur atoms; any derivative… • POLYSULFIDE n. a sulfide containing two or more atoms of sulfur in the molecule, also POLYSULPHIDE. |
| BELLFOUNDERS | • bellfounders n. Plural of bellfounder. • bell-founders n. Plural of bell-founder. • bell␣founders n. Plural of bell founder. |
| POLYSULFIDES | • polysulfides n. Plural of polysulfide. • POLYSULFIDE n. a sulfide containing two or more atoms of sulfur in the molecule, also POLYSULPHIDE. |
| UNBLINDFOLDS | • unblindfolds v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unblindfold. • UNBLINDFOLD v. to remove a blindfold from. |
| BELLFOUNDRIES | • BELLFOUNDRY n. a place where bells are made. |
| DEFLOCCULANTS | • deflocculants n. Plural of deflocculant. • DEFLOCCULANT n. an agent that deflocculates. |
| DEFLOCCULATES | • deflocculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of deflocculate. • DEFLOCCULATE v. to deprive of flocculation. |
| DOLEFULNESSES | • DOLEFULNESS n. the state of being doleful. |
| FILIPENDULOUS | • filipendulous adj. Suspended by, or strung upon, a thread; said of tuberous swellings in the middle or at the extremities… • FILIPENDULOUS adj. hanging by or strung on a thread. |
| GLANDULIFEROUS | • glanduliferous adj. Bearing glandules. • GLANDULIFEROUS adj. bearing small glands. |
| DEFLOCCULATIONS | • deflocculations n. Plural of deflocculation. • DEFLOCCULATION n. the process of deflocculating. |
| SPLENDIFEROUSLY | • splendiferously adv. In a splendiferous manner. • SPLENDIFEROUS adv. splendid. |