| ENTHUSIAST | • enthusiast n. A person filled with or guided by enthusiasm. • enthusiast n. (Archaic) A person exhibiting over-zealous religious fervour. • ENTHUSIAST n. a person filled with enthusiasm. |
| EUTHENISTS | • euthenists n. Plural of euthenist. • EUTHENIST n. a student of euthenics, the science concerned with improving living conditions. |
| PUTSCHISTS | • putschists n. Plural of putschist. • PUTSCHIST n. one who engages in a putsch. |
| SLUTCHIEST | • SLUTCHY adj. (English dialect) muddy. |
| SLUTTISHLY | • sluttishly adv. In a sluttish manner. • SLUTTISH adv. like a slut. |
| SMUTCHIEST | • SMUTCHY adj. smutched. |
| STRUTHIOUS | • struthious adj. (Ornithology) like an ostrich or other ratite. • STRUTHIOUS adj. of or relating to ostriches or related birds. |
| STUDENTISH | • studentish adj. Characteristic of a student; studenty. |
| THEURGISTS | • theurgists n. Plural of theurgist. • THEURGIST n. a believer in theurgy, magic performed with the aid of beneficent spirits. |
| THRUSTINGS | • thrustings n. Plural of thrusting. • THRUSTING n. the act of thrusting. |
| TRUTHINESS | • truthiness n. (Rare, archaic) Truthfulness. • truthiness n. (US, colloquial) Superficial or asserted truthfulness, without recourse to evidence. • truthiness n. (Programming) The property of being truthy, i.e. evaluating to true in a Boolean context. |
| TUNESMITHS | • tunesmiths n. Plural of tunesmith. • TUNESMITH n. a songwriter or composer of light music. |
| TUTORSHIPS | • tutorships n. Plural of tutorship. • TUTORSHIP n. the position of tutor. |
| UNHASTIEST | • UNHASTY adj. not hasty. |
| UNSTITCHES | • unstitches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unstitch. • UNSTITCH v. to remove the stitches from. |