| EFFLORESCE | • effloresce v. (Intransitive, obsolete except figuratively) To burst into bloom; to flower. • effloresce v. (Intransitive, figuratively) Of something hidden: to come forth, to emerge; also, to reach full glory or power. • effloresce v. (Intransitive, chemistry) Senses relating to chemistry. |
| EFFLUXIONS | • effluxions n. Plural of effluxion. • EFFLUXION n. the act of flowing out. |
| EFFORTLESS | • effortless adj. Without effort. • EFFORTLESS adj. showing or requiring little or no effort. |
| FIREFLOATS | • firefloats n. Plural of firefloat. • FIREFLOAT n. a boat or raft used in harbours for extinguishing fires. |
| FIREFLOODS | • FIREFLOOD n. a method of extracting oil from a well by burning some of the oil to increase the flow. |
| FISHERFOLK | • fisherfolk n. People who fish for a living. • fisherfolk n. (Anthropology) Members of a culture that is dominated by fishing. • fisherfolk n. Recreational fishers. |
| FOOLFISHES | • foolfishes n. Plural of foolfish. • FOOLFISH n. a marine fish, the orange filefish. |
| FURFUROLES | • furfuroles n. Plural of furfurole. • FURFUROLE n. a liquid obtained by heating bran with dilute sulphuric acid, also FURAL, FURFURAL, FURFURALDEHYDE, FURFUROL, FUROL, FUROLE. |
| OFFSADDLED | • offsaddled v. Simple past tense and past participle of offsaddle. • OFFSADDLE v. to unsaddle. |
| OFFSADDLES | • offsaddles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of offsaddle. • OFFSADDLE v. to unsaddle. |
| OFFSETABLE | • offsetable adj. Alternative form of offsettable. • OFFSETABLE adj. that can be offset. |
| PANTOFFLES | • pantoffles n. Plural of pantoffle. • PANTOFFLE n. a slipper, an overshoe, also PANTABLE, PANTOFLE, PANTOUFLE. |
| SAFFLOWERS | • safflowers n. Plural of safflower. • SAFFLOWER n. a thistle-like plant yielding an orange dye. |
| SCAFFOLAGE | • SCAFFOLAGE n. (Shakespeare) scaffoldage, also SCAFFOLDAGE. |
| SCAFFOLDED | • scaffolded v. Simple past tense and past participle of scaffold. • scaffolded adj. (Of a building or similar structure) supplied with erected scaffolding. • SCAFFOLD v. to provide with a temporary platform for workmen. |
| SCAFFOLDER | • scaffolder n. A person who erects and dismantles scaffolding. • scaffolder n. (Programming) A software tool that creates the basic framework or template for a new project. • scaffolder n. A spectator in the gallery of a theatre. |
| WOLFFISHES | • wolffishes n. Plural of wolffish. • wolf-fishes n. Plural of wolf-fish. • wolf␣fishes n. Plural of wolf fish. |