| CLAPPERCLAWED | • clapperclawed v. Simple past tense and past participle of clapperclaw. • CLAPPERCLAW v. (archaic) to claw or scratch. |
| CLAPPERCLAWER | • CLAPPERCLAWER n. one who scolds, abuses. |
| CLAPPERCLAWERS | • CLAPPERCLAWER n. one who scolds, abuses. |
| CRIPPLEWARE | • crippleware n. (Uncountable, computing, chiefly derogatory) A program whose functionality is severely limited beyond… • CRIPPLEWARE n. software that has been partly disabled to provide a limited demonstration of its use. |
| CRIPPLEWARES | • CRIPPLEWARE n. software that has been partly disabled to provide a limited demonstration of its use. |
| DEWLAPPED | • dewlapped adj. Having dewlaps (of a specified kind). • DEWLAPPED adj. having dewlaps, also DEWLAPT. |
| FELLOWSHIPPED | • fellowshipped v. Simple past tense and past participle of fellowship. • FELLOWSHIP v. to join in fellowship esp. with a church member. |
| NEWSPEOPLE | • newspeople n. Plural of newsperson. • NEWSPEOPLE n. people who report the news. |
| SUPERPOWERFUL | • superpowerful adj. Very powerful; having, or capable of exerting great power, potency, or influence. • SUPERPOWERFUL adj. very powerful. |
| TOWNSPEOPLE | • townspeople n. Plural of townsperson. • TOWNSPEOPLE n. the inhabitants of a town or city. |
| TOWNSPEOPLES | • TOWNSPEOPLE n. the inhabitants of a town or city. |
| WAITPEOPLE | • waitpeople n. Plural of waitperson. • WAITPERSON n. a waiter of either sex. |
| WALLPAPERED | • wallpapered v. Simple past tense and past participle of wallpaper. • wallpapered adj. Having had wallpaper applied. • WALLPAPER v. to cover with wallpaper. |
| WALLPEPPER | • wallpepper n. Sedum acre, a form of stonecrop. • WALLPEPPER n. a small Eurasian crassulaceous plant, having creeping stems, yellow flowers, and acrid-tasting leaves. |
| WALLPEPPERS | • wallpeppers n. Plural of wallpepper. • WALLPEPPER n. a small Eurasian crassulaceous plant, having creeping stems, yellow flowers, and acrid-tasting leaves. |
| WHIPPLETREE | • whippletree n. A wooden crossbar for a plough or carriage, pivoted in the middle, from which traces are fastened to a draught animal. • whipple-tree n. Alternative form of whippletree. • whipple␣tree n. Alternative form of whippletree. |
| WHIPPLETREES | • whippletrees n. Plural of whippletree. • whipple-trees n. Plural of whipple-tree. • whipple␣trees n. Plural of whipple tree. |
| WORKPEOPLE | • workpeople n. Plural of workperson. • WORKPEOPLE n. people who work. |