| APPERILLS | • APPERILL n. (Shakespeare) peril, also APPERIL. |
| ASPERGILL | • aspergill n. Alternative form of aspergillum. • aspergill- pref. Alternative form of aspergillo- (before a vowel). • ASPERGILL n. a holy water sprinkler, also ASPERGILLUM. |
| CALLIPERS | • callipers n. (UK) Alternative spelling of calipers. • CALLIPER v. to measure with callipers. |
| DISPELLER | • dispeller n. One who, or that which, dispels. • DISPELLER n. one who dispels. |
| IMPELLERS | • impellers n. Plural of impeller. • IMPELLER n. one that impels, also IMPELLOR. |
| IMPELLORS | • impellors n. Plural of impellor. • IMPELLOR n. one that impels, also IMPELLER. |
| LIPLINERS | • lipliners n. Plural of lipliner. • lip␣liners n. Plural of lip liner. • LIPLINER n. a cosmetic used to outline the lips. |
| OVERSPILL | • overspill n. That which spills over. • overspill v. To spill over, to overflow, to spill out of. • OVERSPILL n. the proportion of a population that leaves a district due to housing pressures. |
| PILLAGERS | • pillagers n. Plural of pillager. • PILLAGER n. one who pillages. |
| PILLORIES | • pillories n. Plural of pillory. • pillories v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pillory. • PILLORY v. to hold up to public ridicule. |
| PILLORISE | • pillorise v. Alternative form of pillorize. • PILLORISE v. to pillory, also PILLORIZE. |
| PLURALISE | • pluralise v. Alternative form of pluralize. • PLURALISE v. to make plural. |
| POSTILLER | • postiller n. (Archaic) A writer of notes in the margin of a book. • postiller n. (Archaic) A preacher. • POSTILLER n. one who postils, provides glosses. |
| PRECHILLS | • prechills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prechill. • PRECHILL v. to chill beforehand. |
| PREDRILLS | • predrills v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of predrill. • PREDRILL v. to drill beforehand. |
| SPILLOVER | • spillover n. That which overflows; the excess or side effect. • spillover n. (Epidemiology) The spread of infectious disease between different species of animal and particularly to humans. • spill␣over v. To enter into another zone by way of accident or overcrowding; to overflow. |
| SPIRALLED | • spiralled v. Simple past tense and past participle of spiral. • SPIRAL v. to move in spiral fashion. |