| COOLEST | • coolest adj. Superlative form of cool: most cool. • COOL adj. moderately cold. |
| FOOTLES | • footles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of footle. • FOOTLE v. to potter about. |
| LOOSEST | • loosest adj. Superlative form of loose: most loose. • LOOSE adj. slack. |
| LOOTERS | • looters n. Plural of looter. • LOOTER n. one that loots. |
| LOTOSES | • lotoses n. Plural of lotos. • LOTOS n. an aquatic plant, also LOTE, LOTUS. |
| OCELOTS | • ocelots n. Plural of ocelot. • OCELOT n. (Nahuatl) an American wildcat. |
| OOLITES | • oolites n. Plural of oolite. • oölites n. Plural of oölite. • OOLITE n. a kind of limestone comprising small egg-like grains. |
| OSTIOLE | • ostiole n. (Mycology) A small hole or opening through which certain fungi release their mature spores. • ostiole n. (Botany) A similar hole or opening in plants, such as the opening of the involuted fig inflorescence… • OSTIOLE n. a small bodily opening. |
| OUTSOLE | • outsole n. The underside of a shoe or other footwear, which makes contact with the floor. • outsole v. (Transitive) To fit (footwear) with an outsole. • OUTSOLE n. the outer sole of a boot or shoe. |
| POOTLES | • pootles n. Plural of pootle. • pootles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pootle. • POOTLE v. to travel in no particular hurry. |
| RETOOLS | • retools v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of retool. • RETOOL v. to reequip with tools. |
| ROOTLES | • rootles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rootle. • ROOTLE v. to grub. |
| STOOLED | • stooled v. Simple past tense and past participle of stool. • STOOL v. to put forth shoots. |
| STOOLIE | • stoolie n. (Slang) A stool pigeon. • STOOLIE n. (short for) a stool-pigeon, a police informer, also STOOLY. |
| TOLEDOS | • toledos n. Plural of toledo. • TOLEDO n. (Spanish) a sword or sword blade made at Toledo in Spain. |
| TOODLES | • toodles interj. (Informal) Goodbye. • TOODLE v. to toot softly, also TOOTLE. |
| TOOLERS | • toolers n. Plural of tooler. • TOOLER n. a person who tools the covers of books. |
| TOOLIES | • toolies n. Plural of toolie. • TOOLIE n. (Australian slang) in Australia, an adult who gatecrashes the Schoolies Week celebrations, especially one who makes sexual advances towards students. |
| TOOLSET | • toolset n. A collection of tools; a toolkit. • toolset n. (Computing) A set of utility programs, subroutines or similar software. • TOOLSET n. a group of related tools in a computer application. |
| TOOTLES | • tootles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tootle. • tootles n. Plural of tootle. • Tootles prop.n. Plural of Tootle. |