| FIREPLUGS | • fireplugs n. Plural of fireplug. • FIREPLUG n. a fire-hydrant. |
| FLOPHOUSE | • flophouse n. (US, slang) A cheap hotel or boarding house where many people sleep in large rooms. • flophouse v. To stay in a flophouse. • flop-house n. Alternative form of flophouse. |
| FUNPLEXES | • FUNPLEX n. a building with facilities for sports and games. |
| PLATEFULS | • platefuls n. Plural of plateful. • PLATEFUL n. the quantity a plate can hold. |
| PLATESFUL | • platesful n. Plural of plateful. • PLATEFUL n. the quantity a plate can hold. |
| PLUFFIEST | • PLUFFY adj. puffed up, puffy. |
| PRAISEFUL | • praiseful adj. Praiseworthy. • praiseful adj. Full of praise for others. • PRAISEFUL adj. praiseworthy. |
| PRESSFULS | • pressfuls n. Plural of pressful. • PRESSFUL n. the contents of a press e.g. of oil or wine. |
| PROFUSELY | • profusely adv. In great quantity or abundance; in a profuse manner. • PROFUSE adv. pouring forth generously, also PROFUSIVE. |
| PULPIFIES | • pulpifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pulpify. • PULPIFY v. to reduce to pulp. |
| PURSEFULS | • pursefuls n. Plural of purseful. • PURSEFUL n. enough to fill a purse. |
| REPOSEFUL | • reposeful adj. Providing repose, restful. • reposeful adj. Having an appearance of repose, peaceful. • REPOSEFUL adj. restful. |
| SPADEFULS | • spadefuls n. Plural of spadeful. • SPADEFUL n. as much as a spade can hold. |
| SPEECHFUL | • speechful adj. Voluble; loquacious. • speechful n. The entire contents of a speech. • SPEECHFUL adj. full of speech or words; loquacious. |
| SPLEENFUL | • spleenful adj. Full of spleen; spiteful. • spleenful n. A quantity of invective. • spleenful n. More than one can take. |
| SPRITEFUL | • spriteful adj. Obsolete spelling of sprightful. • SPRITEFUL adj. impish. |
| SUPERFLUX | • superflux n. An overabundance; a great amount. • SUPERFLUX n. (Shakespeare) superfluity. |
| UPLIFTERS | • uplifters n. Plural of uplifter. • UPLIFTER n. one who uplifts. |