| BIERKELLER | • bierkeller n. An underground pub where German beer is served. • BIERKELLER n. (German) a beer cellar. |
| CELERYLIKE | • celerylike adj. Resembling or characteristic of celery. • CELERYLIKE adj. like celery. |
| CEREBELLIC | • cerebellic adj. Relating to the cerebellum. • CEREBELLIC adj. relating to the cerebellum, also CEREBELLAR, CEREBELLOUS. |
| KERNELLIER | • KERNELLY adj. full of kernels; resembling a kernel. |
| PELLETISER | • pelletiser n. Alternative form of pelletizer. • PELLETISER n. a device for making pellets, also PELLETIZER. |
| PELLETIZER | • pelletizer n. A machine that converts a material into pellets. • PELLETIZER n. a device for making pellets, also PELLETISER. |
| REDBELLIES | • redbellies n. Plural of redbelly. • REDBELLY n. the char or other red-bellied fish. |
| REELIGIBLE | • reeligible adj. Eligible again; capable of reelection. • reëligible adj. Rare spelling of reeligible. • REELIGIBLE adj. eligible again, as, reeligible to the same office. |
| REFLEXIBLE | • reflexible adj. Capable of being reflected, or thrown back. • REFLEXIBLE adj. capable of being reflected, or thrown back. |
| RELIEFLESS | • reliefless adj. Destitute of relief; without a remedy. • RELIEFLESS adj. destitute of relief. |
| RELIEVABLE | • relievable adj. Capable of being relieved; fitted to receive relief. • RELIEVABLE adj. capable of being relieved. |
| RELIEVEDLY | • relievedly adv. In a manner showing relief. • RELIEVED adv. RELIEVE, to free from discomfort. |
| VERMEILLED | • vermeilled adj. Alternative form of vermeiled. • VERMEIL v. to colour red, also VERMIL. |
| VERMEILLES | • VERMEILLE v. to make crimson. |
| WEASELLIER | • weasellier adj. Comparative form of weaselly: more weaselly. • WEASELLY adj. like a weasel, shifty, also WEASELY. |
| WEEDKILLER | • weedkiller n. A chemical agent that destroys unwanted plants (weeds) but not wanted ones (crops etc). • WEEDKILLER n. a chemical preparation or other substance for killing weeds. |
| WEEVILLIER | • WEEVILLY adj. full of weevils, also WEEVILY. |