| EMPLUMES | • emplumes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of emplume. • EMPLUME v. (archaic) to provide with a plume. |
| GEMMULES | • gemmules n. Plural of gemmule. • GEMMULE n. a small asexual reproductive structure. |
| GLUMMEST | • glummest adj. Superlative form of glum: most glum. • GLUM adj. low in spirits. |
| LUMMIEST | • LUMMY adj. (slang) excellent. |
| LUMMOXES | • lummoxes n. Plural of lummox. • LUMMOX n. a clumsy person. |
| MESCLUMS | • MESCLUM n. (French) a mixed salad of young leaves and shoots, e.g. of rocket, chicory, fennel etc., also MESCLUN. |
| MUMBLERS | • mumblers n. Plural of mumbler. • MUMBLER n. one who mumbles. |
| 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. |
| PUMMELOS | • pummelos n. Plural of pummelo. • PUMMELO n. (Dutch) the shaddock or grapefruit, also PAMPELMOOSE, PAMPELMOUSE, POMELO, POMPELMOOSE, POMPELMOUS, POMPELMOUSE, POMPELO, PUMELO. |
| SLUMMERS | • slummers n. Plural of slummer. • SLUMMER n. one who slums. |
| SLUMMIER | • slummier adj. Comparative form of slummy: more slummy. • SLUMMY adj. resembling a slum. |
| 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. |
| SUMMABLE | • summable adj. Able to be summed (able to be added); that is, able to be summed up (able to be added up); thus… • summable adj. (Mathematics, of a function) Having a Lebesgue integral. • SUMMABLE adj. able to be summed. |
| SUMMERLY | • summerly adj. Characteristic of summer; summer-like; warm and sunny. • SUMMERLY adj. of or like summer, also SUMMERY. |
| TUMMLERS | • tummlers n. Plural of tummler. • TUMMLER n. (Yiddish) one, such as a social director or entertainer, who encourages guest or audience participation. |
| WHUMMLES | • whummles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of whummle. • whummles n. Plural of whummle. • WHUMMLE v. to overturn; to throw into a state of disorder, also WHEMMLE, WHOMBLE, WHOMMLE. |