| EUCALYPTS | • eucalypts n. Plural of eucalypt. • EUCALYPT n. a large Australian tree, also EUCALYPTUS. |
| LEPROUSLY | • leprously adv. In a leprous way. • LEPROUS adv. affected with leprosy, also LEPROSE, LEPROTIC. |
| PITEOUSLY | • piteously adv. In a piteous manner; pathetically; plaintively. • PITEOUS adv. arousing pity, also PITIFUL. |
| PLAYBUSES | • playbuses n. Plural of playbus. • PLAYBUS n. a mobile playground. |
| PLAYHOUSE | • playhouse n. A venue for performing plays. • playhouse n. Alternative form of play house (“child’s toy domestic dwelling”). • play␣house n. A child’s toy domestic dwelling, either for dolls or large enough for the child to enter. |
| PLUMOSELY | • PLUMOSE adv. having feathers or plumes, also PLUMATE, PLUMOUS. |
| POLYPUSES | • polypuses n. Plural of polypus. • POLYPUS n. (Latin) a growth protruding from the mucous lining to an organ. |
| PRELUSORY | • prelusory adj. Introductory; prelusive. • PRELUSORY adj. introductory, also PRELUSIVE. |
| PROFUSELY | • profusely adv. In great quantity or abundance; in a profuse manner. • PROFUSE adv. pouring forth generously, also PROFUSIVE. |
| PURPOSELY | • purposely adv. On purpose; intentionally. • PURPOSELY adv. deliberately. |
| PUTTYLESS | • puttyless adj. Without putty. • PUTTYLESS adj. without putty. |
| PYLORUSES | • pyloruses n. Plural of pylorus. • PYLORUS n. (Latin) the opening between the stomach and the duodenum. |
| SPLUTTERY | • spluttery adj. Characterised by spluttering. • SPLUTTERY adj. given to spluttering. |
| SPULYEING | • spulyeing v. Present participle of spulye. • SPULYE v. (Scots) to plunder, also SPUILZIE, SPULYIE, SPULZIE. |
| SUPERABLY | • SUPERABLE adv. capable of being overcome or conquered. |
| SUPREMELY | • supremely adv. To the greatest, highest, or utmost degree. • SUPREME adv. highest, greatest. |
| SYRUPLIKE | • syruplike adj. Resembling syrup or some aspect of it. • SYRUPLIKE adj. like syrup. |
| UNSHAPELY | • unshapely adj. Not having a distinct shape. • UNSHAPELY adj. not shapely. |
| USURPEDLY | • usurpedly adv. Through usurpation. • USURPED adv. USURP, to seize and hold without legal authority. |