| ANDROPAUSE | • andropause n. The male equivalent of the menopause in women; characterised by a decline in libido and overall energy. • ANDROPAUSE n. the male menopause. |
| EXPOUNDERS | • expounders n. Plural of expounder. • EXPOUNDER n. one who expounds. |
| GUNPOWDERS | • gunpowders n. Plural of gunpowder. • gun␣powders n. Plural of gun powder. • GUNPOWDER n. an explosive mixture of saltpetre, sulphur and charcoal. |
| IMPOUNDERS | • impounders n. Plural of impounder. • IMPOUNDER n. one who impounds. |
| PLUNDEROUS | • plunderous adj. Tending to plunder. • PLUNDEROUS adj. of or like plunder. |
| PUNDONORES | • PUNDONOR n. (Spanish) a point of honor. |
| SPLENDOURS | • splendours n. Plural of splendour. • SPLENDOUR n. brilliance, magnificence, also SPLENDOR. |
| SPLENDROUS | • splendrous adj. Splendid, having splendor. • SPLENDROUS adj. full of splendour, also SPLENDOROUS. |
| SUPERSOUND | • supersound n. Ultrasonic sound. • SUPERSOUND n. sound vibrations too rapid to be audible. |
| UNDERPLOTS | • underplots n. Plural of underplot. • UNDERPLOT n. a series of events in a play, proceeding collaterally with the main story, and subservient to it. |
| UNDERPROPS | • underprops v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underprop. • UNDERPROP v. to prop from beneath. |
| UNPERSONED | • unpersoned v. Simple past tense and past participle of unperson. • UNPERSON v. to make someone into an unperson. |
| UNPRISONED | • unprisoned v. Simple past tense and past participle of unprison. • UNPRISON v. to release from prison. |
| UNPROMISED | • unpromised adj. Not promised. • unpromised v. Past tense of unpromise. • UNPROMISED adj. not promised. |
| UNPROPOSED | • unproposed adj. Not having been proposed. • UNPROPOSED adj. not proposed. |
| UNPROVIDES | • unprovides v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unprovide. • UNPROVIDE v. (Shakespeare) to deprive of necessary provision. |
| UNPURPOSED | • unpurposed adj. Without purpose. • unpurposed adj. Not deliberate. • UNPURPOSED adj. without a purpose. |