| AFFREIGHTMENT | • affreightment n. (Nautical) The act of hiring, or the contract for use of, a vessel, or some part of it, to convey cargo. • AFFREIGHTMENT n. hiring of a vessel. |
| AFFRIGHTMENTS | • AFFRIGHTMENT n. sudden fear. |
| AFORETHOUGHTS | • AFORETHOUGHT n. a premeditation. |
| AFTERTHOUGHTS | • afterthoughts n. Plural of afterthought. • AFTERTHOUGHT n. an idea occurring later. |
| FEATHERWEIGHT | • featherweight n. A weight class in many combat sports; e.g. in professional boxing of a maximum of 126 pounds or 57.2 kilograms. • featherweight n. A sportsman who fights in this division. • featherweight n. The lightest weight that may be carried by a racehorse. |
| FIANCHETTOING | • fianchettoing v. Present participle of fianchetto. • FIANCHETTO v. to develop the bishop. |
| FORTNIGHTLIES | • fortnightlies n. Plural of fortnightly. • FORTNIGHTLY n. a publication appearing once every two weeks. |
| LIGHTFASTNESS | • lightfastness n. The quality or degree of being lightfast. • LIGHTFAST n. of a fabric, that doesn't fade on exposure to light. |
| SHIRTFRONTING | • shirtfronting v. Present participle of shirtfront. • SHIRTFRONT v. to knock (a person) to the ground by striking him or her in the chest with one's shoulder. |
| SPAGHETTIFIED | • spaghettified adj. (Astrophysics) Having undergone spaghettification. • SPAGHETTIFY v. to make into spaghetti, with particular reference to black holes. |
| SPAGHETTIFIES | • spaghettifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spaghettify. • SPAGHETTIFY v. to make into spaghetti, with particular reference to black holes. |
| STRAIGHTFORTH | • straightforth adv. Directly. • STRAIGHTFORTH adv. directly forward; straight away, immediately. |
| WEIGHTLIFTERS | • weightlifters n. Plural of weightlifter. • weight␣lifters n. Plural of weight lifter. • WEIGHTLIFTER n. one who practises the sport of weightlifting. |
| WEIGHTLIFTING | • weightlifting n. A form of exercise in which weights are lifted. • weightlifting n. (Sports) A sport in which competitors lift heavy weights in two events: the snatch and the clean and jerk. • weight-lifting v. Present participle of weight-lift. |