| ALKALISER | • ALKALISER n. an agent that alkalises, also ALKALIZER. |
| ALKALIZER | • alkalizer n. Any substance that makes something more alkaline. • ALKALIZER n. an agent that alkalizes, also ALKALISER. |
| CLERKLIER | • clerklier adj. Comparative form of clerkly: more clerkly. • CLERKLY adj. pertaining to a clerk. |
| CLERKLIKE | • clerklike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a clerk; tidy, bureaucratic, etc. • CLERKLIKE adj. like a clerk. |
| CLERKLING | • clerkling n. A young or insignificant clerk. • CLERKLING n. a small clerk. |
| DRECKSILL | • DRECKSILL n. (dialect) a doorstep. |
| KILLDEERS | • killdeers n. Plural of killdeer. • kill-deers n. Plural of kill-deer. • KILLDEER n. a wading bird, also KILLDEE. |
| KILOLITER | • kiloliter n. Alternative spelling of kilolitre One thousand liters. • KILOLITER n. a unit of capacity, 1000 litres, also KILOLITRE. |
| KILOLITRE | • kilolitre n. A unit of volume equivalent to 1000 litres, and equal to one cubic metre of water. Symbol: kl. • KILOLITRE n. one thousand litres, also KILOLITER. |
| KYRIELLES | • kyrielles n. Plural of kyrielle. • KYRIELLE n. (French) a string of short lines in stanzas all ending with the same word. |
| LEMURLIKE | • lemurlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a lemur. • LEMURLIKE adj. like a lemur. |
| OVERKILLS | • overkills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overkill. • OVERKILL v. to destroy with more nuclear force than required. |
| RESKILLED | • reskilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of reskill. • re-skilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of re-skill. • RESKILL v. to retrain employees for new work. |
| ROLLICKED | • rollicked v. Simple past tense and past participle of rollick. • ROLLICK v. to behave in a carefree, playful, boisterous way. |
| SOLLICKER | • SOLLICKER n. (Australian slang) something very large. |
| UNDERKILL | • underkill n. (Manufacturing) Insufficient disposal because of inadequate inspection criteria. • underkill n. (Military) The situation where a weapon does too little destruction, or less than it potentially could. • underkill v. (Manufacturing) To dispose of too few items because of inadequate inspection criteria. |