| CLERGYWOMEN | • clergywomen n. Plural of clergywoman. • CLERGYWOMAN n. a woman who is a member of the clergy. |
| DELIVERYMAN | • deliveryman n. Someone employed to make deliveries. • delivery␣man n. Alternative form of deliveryman. • DELIVERYMAN n. a person who delivers wholesale or retail goods to customers usually over a regular local route. |
| DELIVERYMEN | • deliverymen n. Plural of deliveryman. • delivery␣men n. Plural of delivery man. • DELIVERYMAN n. a person who delivers wholesale or retail goods to customers usually over a regular local route. |
| DENUMERABLY | • denumerably adv. In a denumerable manner. • DENUMERABLE adv. that can be enumerated. |
| FELLMONGERY | • fellmongery n. The trade of a fellmonger. • fellmongery n. A fellmonger’s place of work. • FELLMONGERY n. the preparation of skins for the tanner. |
| HEMIELYTRON | • HEMIELYTRON n. the forewing of plant bugs and related insects, having a thickened base and a membranous apex, also HEMELYTRON, HEMELYTRUM. |
| MERCENARILY | • mercenarily adv. In a mercenary way, for selfish reason of profit or gain. • MERCENARY adv. hired for money; motivated by the hope of reward. |
| MONEYLENDER | • moneylender n. A person who lends money and charges interest, especially one who is not part of the official financial industry. • MONEYLENDER n. one whose business is lending money. |
| PERMANENTLY | • permanently adv. In a permanent manner; lastingly. • permanently adv. Forever. • PERMANENT adv. remaining, or intended to remain, indefinitely. |
| RECUMBENTLY | • recumbently adv. In a recumbent manner; while lying down. • RECUMBENT adv. reclining; lying comfortably. |
| REEMPLOYING | • reemploying v. Present participle of reemploy. • reëmploying v. Present participle of reëmploy. • re-employing v. Present participle of re-employ. |
| REMITTENTLY | • REMITTENT adv. remitting; having remissions. |
| TORMENTEDLY | • tormentedly adv. In a tormented manner. • TORMENTED adv. TORMENT, to harass or torture. |
| UNMERITEDLY | • unmeritedly adv. In an unmerited manner; undeservedly. • UNMERITED adv. not merited. |