| BOORISHLY | • boorishly adv. In a boorish manner; uncultured. • BOORISH adv. rude. |
| BOYSHORTS | • boyshorts n. A female undergarment that covers the hips like a pair of shorts. • boy-shorts n. Alternative form of boyshorts. • boy␣shorts n. Alternative form of boyshorts. |
| CHAYROOTS | • chayroots n. Plural of chayroot. • chay␣roots n. Plural of chay root. • CHAYROOT n. the root of the chay, an Indian plant of the madder family. |
| CHOIRBOYS | • choirboys n. Plural of choirboy. • choir␣boys n. Plural of choir boy. • CHOIRBOY n. a boy who sings in a church choir. |
| CHOREBOYS | • choreboys n. Plural of choreboy. • CHOREBOY n. a boy used to do odd jobs. |
| CHROMOLYS | • CHROMOLY n. a steel alloy of chromium and molybdenum. |
| HOMOSPORY | • homospory n. The quality of being homosporous. • HOMOSPORY n. having spores all of one kind. |
| HOROSCOPY | • horoscopy n. The casting of horoscopes. • horoscopy n. (Astrology) The aspect of the stars at the time of a person’s birth. • HOROSCOPY n. the art or practice of casting horoscopes. |
| HYDROSOLS | • hydrosols n. Plural of hydrosol. • HYDROSOL n. an aqueous solution of a colloid. |
| HYDROSOMA | • hydrosoma n. (Biology) The entire organism of any hydrozoon. • HYDROSOMA n. all the zooids of a hydroid colony collectively, also HYDROSOME. |
| HYDROSOME | • hydrosome n. (Biology) A colony of hydrozoans considered as a single organism. • HYDROSOME n. all the zooids of a hydroid colony collectively, also HYDROSOMA. |
| MUSHROOMY | • mushroomy adj. Resembling or characteristic of mushrooms. • MUSHROOMY adj. of or like a mushroom. |
| SCHOOLERY | • schoolery n. (Obsolete) Something taught; precepts; schooling. • SCHOOLERY n. (archaic) something taught; precepts. |
| SPOROPHYL | • sporophyl n. Alternative form of sporophyll. • SPOROPHYL n. a leaf that bears sporangia, also SPOROPHYLL. |
| YOGHOURTS | • yoghourts n. Plural of yoghourt. • YOGHOURT n. (Turkish) a semisolid, somewhat sour foodstuff, made from milk curdled by the addition of certain bacteria, also YAOURT, YOGHURT, YOGOURT, YOGURT. |