| CHIEFTAINESSES | • chieftainesses n. Plural of chieftainess. • CHIEFTAINESS n. a female chieftain. |
| DIEFFENBACHIAS | • dieffenbachias n. Plural of dieffenbachia. • DIEFFENBACHIA n. any plant of the tropical American araceous genus Dieffenbachia, including the dumbcane. |
| DISENFRANCHISE | • disenfranchise v. (Transitive) To deprive someone of a franchise, generally of the right to vote. • DISENFRANCHISE v. to deprive of a franchise. |
| ELECTROFISHING | • electrofishing n. A kind of fishing that uses electricity to stun the fish before they are caught, often used in scientific… • ELECTROFISHING n. fishing by stunning fish with electric shock. |
| ETHERIFICATION | • etherification n. (Organic chemistry) The process of making an ether, especially the removal of alcohols from petroleum… • ETHERIFICATION n. the act of etherifying, converting into ether. |
| FAINTISHNESSES | • FAINTISHNESS n. the state of being faintish. |
| FIENDISHNESSES | • fiendishnesses n. Plural of fiendishness. • FIENDISHNESS n. the state of being fiendish. |
| HETEROSPECIFIC | • heterospecific adj. (Systematics) Of or belonging to a different species. • heterospecific n. An organism belonging to a different species to another. • HETEROSPECIFIC n. an organism of a different species or group. |
| HOUSEWIFELIEST | • HOUSEWIFELY adj. like a housewife, also HOUSEWIFEY. |
| HOUSEWIFESHIPS | • HOUSEWIFESHIP n. being a housewife. |
| HYPEREFFICIENT | • hyperefficient adj. Extremely efficient. • HYPEREFFICIENT adj. excessively efficient. |
| OVERFREIGHTING | • overfreighting v. Present participle of overfreight. • OVERFREIGHT v. to overload. |
| SHELLFISHERIES | • shellfisheries n. Plural of shellfishery. • SHELLFISHERY n. a commercially exploited population of shellfish. |
| SNIFFISHNESSES | • SNIFFISHNESS n. the state of being sniffish, haughty. |
| SQUIRRELFISHES | • squirrelfishes n. Plural of squirrelfish. • SQUIRRELFISH n. any of various brightly-coloured marine fishes of the family Holocentridae of shallow tropical waters, so called because their large eyes resemble those of the squirrel. |