| CHONDRITISES | • CHONDRITIS n. an inflammation of cartilage. | 
| DEHYPNOTISES | • dehypnotises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dehypnotise. • DEHYPNOTISE v. to free from hypnosis, also DEHYPNOTIZE.
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| DISENTHRONES | • disenthrones v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disenthrone. • DISENTHRONE v. (Milton) to dethrone.
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| DISHONESTIES | • dishonesties n. Plural of dishonesty. • DISHONESTY n. lack of honesty.
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| DISTHRONISED | • DISTHRONISE v. (Spenser) to dethrone, also DISTHRONIZE. | 
| DISTHRONISES | • DISTHRONISE v. (Spenser) to dethrone, also DISTHRONIZE. | 
| DISTHRONIZES | • disthronizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disthronize. • DISTHRONIZE v. (Spenser) to dethrone, also DISTHRONISE.
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| DOWNSHIFTERS | • downshifters n. Plural of downshifter. • DOWNSHIFTER n. one who reduces his or her working hours.
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| DROUGHTINESS | • droughtiness n. Dryness of the weather; lack of rain. • DROUGHTINESS n. the state of being droughty.
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| GROUNDSHEETS | • groundsheets n. Plural of groundsheet. • GROUNDSHEET n. a waterproof sheet spread on the ground in a tent etc.
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| SERVANTHOODS | • servanthoods n. Plural of servanthood. • SERVANTHOOD n. the state of being a servant.
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| SLEUTHHOUNDS | • sleuthhounds n. Plural of sleuthhound. • sleuth-hounds n. Plural of sleuth-hound.
 • SLEUTHHOUND n. a bloodhound; (colloquial) a detective.
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| SOUTHERNISED | • southernised v. Simple past tense and past participle of southernise. • SOUTHERNISE v. to make southern, also SOUTHERNIZE.
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| SOUTHLANDERS | • Southlanders n. Plural of Southlander. • SOUTHLANDER n. one who lives in the south.
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| SPINSTERHOOD | • spinsterhood n. The condition of being a spinster. • spinsterhood n. The time during which one is a spinster.
 • SPINSTERHOOD n. the state of being a spinster, also SPINSTERDOM, SPINSTERSHIP.
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| THISTLEDOWNS | • thistledowns n. Plural of thistledown. • THISTLEDOWN n. the typically plumose pappus from the ripe flower head of a thistle.
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