| AUTHORITY | • authority n. (Uncountable) Power or right to make or enforce rules or give orders; or a position having such power or right. • authority n. (In the plural) Persons, regarded collectively, who occupy official positions of power; police or law enforcement. • authority n. (Countable) A reliable, definitive source of information on a subject. |
| DOUGHTILY | • doughtily adv. In a doughty manner. • DOUGHTY adv. courageous. |
| EUTHYROID | • euthyroid adj. Having normal thyroid function. • euthyroid n. A person with a normally functioning thyroid. • EUTHYROID n. someone with normal thyroid function. |
| FLOURISHY | • flourishy adj. Flourishing; characterised by flourishes. • FLOURISHY adj. full of flourishes. |
| GROUCHILY | • grouchily adv. In a grouchy manner. • GROUCHY adv. ill-tempered. |
| HEINOUSLY | • heinously adv. In a heinous manner. • HEINOUS adv. very wicked. |
| HIDEOUSLY | • hideously adv. In a hideous manner. • hideously adv. (Degree) To an extreme degree. • HIDEOUS adv. very ugly. |
| HYBRIDOUS | • hybridous adj. (Archaic) hybrid. • HYBRIDOUS adj. hybrid. |
| HYDRONIUM | • hydronium n. (Inorganic chemistry) The hydrated hydrogen ion, H3O+. • HYDRONIUM n. the hydrated hydrogen ion, H3O+. |
| HYDROXIUM | • HYDROXIUM n. a positive ion, H3O+, formed by the attachment of a proton to a water molecule. |
| LOUTISHLY | • loutishly adv. In a loutish manner. • LOUTISH adv. ill-mannered and coarse. |
| ONYCHIUMS | • ONYCHIUM n. a pad on an insect's foot. |
| OUGHLYING | • OUGHLY v. to make ugly, also OUGLIE. |
| OUTHYRING | • OUTHYRE v. (Spenser) to hire out. |
| ROGUISHLY | • roguishly adv. In a roguish manner. • ROGUISH adv. dishonest. |
| SLOUCHILY | • slouchily adv. In a slouchy manner. • SLOUCHY adv. slouching. |
| SOURISHLY | • sourishly adv. In a sourish manner. • SOURISH adv. somewhat sour. |
| ULOTRICHY | • ulotrichy n. Quality of being ulotrichous. • ULOTRICHY n. the state of being woolly-haired. |
| VOGUISHLY | • voguishly adv. In a voguish manner. • VOGUISH adv. fashionable. |
| YOUTHIEST | • YOUTHY adj. (Scots) young, also YOUNGTHLY, YOUTHLY, YOUTHSOME. |