| ALIGHTMENTS | • alightments n. Plural of alightment. • ALIGHTMENT n. act of alighting. |
| ALMIGHTIEST | • ALMIGHTY adj. having absolute power over all. |
| DELIGHTSOME | • delightsome adj. Characterised or marked by delight; very pleasing; delightful. • DELIGHTSOME adj. (archaic) delightful. |
| GOLDSMITHRY | • goldsmithry n. Archaic form of goldsmithery. • GOLDSMITHRY n. the craft of a goldsmith, also GOLDSMITHERY. |
| HOMOLOGATES | • homologates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of homologate. • HOMOLOGATE v. to sanction, allow esp. officially. |
| HYMNOLOGIST | • hymnologist n. A composer or compiler of hymns; one versed in hymnology. • HYMNOLOGIST n. a student of hymnology. |
| LARGEMOUTHS | • largemouths n. Plural of largemouth. • LARGEMOUTH n. a kind of fish, a large black bass. |
| LIGHTSOMELY | • lightsomely adv. (Archaic) In a lightsome manner. • LIGHTSOME adv. having light; not dark or gloomy. |
| LITHOMARGES | • lithomarges n. Plural of lithomarge. • LITHOMARGE n. a clay of a fine smooth texture, and very sectile. |
| LOGOMACHIST | • logomachist n. One who disputes the meanings of words. • LOGOMACHIST n. a person who engages in a war of words. |
| MICROLIGHTS | • microlights n. Plural of microlight. • MICROLIGHT n. a very light aircraft. |
| MILLWRIGHTS | • millwrights n. Plural of millwright. • MILLWRIGHT n. a person whose occupation is planning and building mills or setting up their machinery. |
| MISLIGHTING | • mislighting v. Present participle of mislight. • MISLIGHT v. to lead astray by its light. |
| MYTHOLOGERS | • mythologers n. Plural of mythologer. • MYTHOLOGER n. a mythologist. |
| MYTHOLOGIES | • mythologies n. Plural of mythology. • MYTHOLOGY n. a body of myths; the scientific study of myths. |
| MYTHOLOGISE | • mythologise v. Alternative spelling of mythologize. • MYTHOLOGISE v. to make mythical, also MYTHOLOGIZE. |
| MYTHOLOGIST | • mythologist n. A person who studies mythology. • MYTHOLOGIST n. a student of mythology. |
| THIMBLERIGS | • thimblerigs n. Plural of thimblerig. • thimblerigs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of thimblerig. • THIMBLERIG v. to cheat by trickery. |
| UNLIGHTSOME | • UNLIGHTSOME adj. (Milton) without light. |