| GLAMMEST | • GLAM adj. characterised by extravagant glamour. |
| GLUMMEST | • glummest adj. Superlative form of glum: most glum. • GLUM adj. low in spirits. |
| LUMMIEST | • LUMMY adj. (slang) excellent. |
| MALMIEST | • MALMY adj. resembling malm, a calcareous loam used in making brick. |
| MELTEMIS | • MELTEMI n. (Modern Greek) a northerly wind in the NE Mediterranean. |
| PLUMMEST | • plummest adj. Superlative form of plum: most plum (most lavish or preferred). • PLUM adj. plum coloured; choice. |
| PLUMMETS | • plummets n. Plural of plummet. • plummets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of plummet. • PLUMMET v. to drop straight down. |
| SLIMMEST | • slimmest adj. Superlative form of slim: most slim. • SLIM adj. slender. |
| STAMMELS | • stammels n. Plural of stammel. • STAMMEL n. (historical) a coarse woollen fabric, usually dyed red. |
| STRAMMEL | • strammel n. Alternative spelling of strommel (“straw”). • strammel n. Alternative spelling of strommel (“hair”). • STRAMMEL n. (obsolete) a straw; hence, hair, also STRUMMEL. |
| STRUMMEL | • strummel n. Alternative spelling of strommel (“straw”). • strummel n. Alternative spelling of strommel (“hair”). • STRUMMEL n. (obsolete) a straw; hence, hair, also STRAMMEL. |
| STUMMELS | • stummels n. Plural of stummel. • STUMMEL n. (German) a bowl and adjacent part of a pipe. |
| TRAMMELS | • trammels n. Plural of trammel. • Trammels prop.n. Plural of Trammel. • TRAMMEL v. to hinder, also TRAMEL, TRAMELL. |
| TROMMELS | • trommels n. Plural of trommel. • TROMMEL n. (German) a revolving sieve for cleaning or sizing minerals. |
| TUMMLERS | • tummlers n. Plural of tummler. • TUMMLER n. (Yiddish) one, such as a social director or entertainer, who encourages guest or audience participation. |