| ATTOLLENT | • attollent adj. (Obsolete) Lifting up; raising. • attollent n. (Obsolete) A raising or lifting muscle. • ATTOLLENT adj. lifting up, raising. |
| ATTOTESLA | • ATTOTESLA n. ten to the power of minus eighteen teslas. |
| BLOTTIEST | • blottiest adj. Superlative form of blotty: most blotty. • BLOTTY adj. smudged. |
| CLOTTIEST | • CLOTTY adj. tending to clot. |
| COTELETTE | • COTELETTE n. (French) a cutlet, a chop. |
| MATELOTTE | • MATELOTTE n. (French) a kind of rich fish stew, also MATELOTE. |
| OTTRELITE | • ottrelite n. (Mineralogy) A form of the mineral chloritoid. • OTTRELITE n. a mineral like chlorite but harder. |
| PLOTTIEST | • plottiest adj. Superlative form of plotty: most plotty. • PLOTTY adj. full of intrigue, as a novel. |
| STILETTOS | • stilettos n. Plural of stiletto. • STILETTO n. (Italian) a narrow dagger. |
| TEETOTALS | • teetotals n. Plural of teetotal. • TEETOTAL v. to practise or advocate teetotalism. |
| THROTTLED | • throttled v. Simple past tense and past participle of throttle. • THROTTLE v. to to choke by pressure at the windpipe. |
| THROTTLER | • throttler n. (Sometimes figuratively) One who or that which throttles. • THROTTLER n. one who, or that which, throttles. |
| THROTTLES | • throttles n. Plural of throttle. • throttles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of throttle. • THROTTLE v. to to choke by pressure at the windpipe. |
| TOILETTES | • toilettes n. Plural of toilette. • TOILETTE n. (French) the act of washing, dressing, arranging the hair, etc. |
| TOWELETTE | • towelette n. A small towel, hand or face wipe. • TOWELETTE n. a small usually premoistened piece of material e.g. for cleaning the hands. |
| TROUTLETS | • troutlets n. Plural of troutlet. • TROUTLET n. a little trout, also TROUTLING. |