| CREPUSCULES | • crepuscules n. Plural of crepuscule. • CREPUSCULE n. twilight, the fading light at the end of the day, also CREPUSCLE. |
| DESULPHURED | • desulphured v. Simple past tense and past participle of desulphur. • DESULPHUR v. to remove sulphur from, also DESULFUR. |
| PEDUNCULATE | • pedunculate adj. Having a peduncle or stalk. • pedunculate n. Such a flower. • PEDUNCULATE adj. having a peduncle or stalk, also PEDUNCULATED. |
| PLEASUREFUL | • pleasureful adj. That gives pleasure; delightful, pleasurable. • PLEASUREFUL adj. full of pleasure. |
| PSEUDOLOGUE | • pseudologue n. A pathological liar. • PSEUDOLOGUE n. a pathological liar. |
| PULVERULENT | • pulverulent adj. Consisting of, covered with, or disintegrating into a fine powder; powdery; dusty. • PULVERULENT adj. dusty-looking; readily crumbling; powdery. |
| PURULENCIES | • purulencies n. Plural of purulency. • PURULENCY n. the state of being purulent, also PURULENCE. |
| SULPHURETED | • sulphureted adj. Alternative spelling of sulfuretted. • SULPHURET v. to treat with sulfur, also SULFURET. |
| SUPERDELUXE | • superdeluxe adj. Very fine in quality; luxurious. • SUPERDELUXE adj. extra luxurious. |
| SUPERFLUXES | • superfluxes n. Plural of superflux. • SUPERFLUX n. (Shakespeare) superfluity. |
| SUPERPLUSES | • superpluses n. Plural of superplus. • SUPERPLUS n. (obsolete) a surplus. |
| SUPERSLEUTH | • supersleuth n. Any famous, successful detective, especially a fictitious one. • SUPERSLEUTH n. a very effective detective. |
| SUPERSUBTLE | • supersubtle adj. Very tenuous or rarefied. • SUPERSUBTLE adj. overly subtle, also SUPERSUBTILE. |
| SUPERVOLUTE | • supervolute adj. (Botany) Having a plaited and convolute arrangement in the bud, as in the morning glory. • SUPERVOLUTE adj. convolute. |
| SUSPENSEFUL | • suspenseful adj. Inducing suspense. • SUSPENSEFUL adj. full of suspense. |
| UNREPOSEFUL | • unreposeful adj. Not reposeful. • UNREPOSEFUL adj. not reposeful. |