| ALLNIGHTERS | • allnighters n. Plural of allnighter. • all-nighters n. Plural of all-nighter. • all␣nighters n. Plural of all nighter. |
| BULLSHITTER | • bullshitter n. (Vulgar) Someone who lies or exaggerates a lot, especially in order to get noticed. • BULLSHITTER n. (offensive) one who bullshits. |
| CHOIRSTALLS | • choirstalls n. Plural of choirstall. • CHOIRSTALL n. one of the benches for the choir of a church, cathedral, etc. |
| DISENTHRALL | • disenthrall v. (Transitive) To free from slavery or captivation (thraldom). • DISENTHRALL v. to release from a state of enthralment, also DISENTHRAL, DISINTHRAL. |
| HELIOLATERS | • heliolaters n. Plural of heliolater. • HELIOLATER n. a sun worshipper. |
| HOSPITALLER | • hospitaller n. A person who attends visitors in a religious institution. • hospitaller n. A member of any of several religious orders that cared for the sick in hospitals. • HOSPITALLER n. a member of a charitable brotherhood for the care of the sick in hospitals, also HOSPITALER. |
| LHERZOLITES | • lherzolites n. Plural of lherzolite. • LHERZOLITE n. an igneous rock consisting largely of chrysolite, with pyroxene and picotite. |
| MILLWRIGHTS | • millwrights n. Plural of millwright. • MILLWRIGHT n. a person whose occupation is planning and building mills or setting up their machinery. |
| MIRTHLESSLY | • mirthlessly adv. In a mirthless manner; sadly. • MIRTHLESS adv. without mirth. |
| STILLBIRTHS | • stillbirths n. Plural of stillbirth. • still-births n. Plural of still-birth. • STILLBIRTH n. the birth of a dead fetus. |
| TELLERSHIPS | • tellerships n. Plural of tellership. • TELLERSHIP n. the office or employment of a teller. |
| TRILLIONTHS | • trillionths n. Plural of trillionth. • TRILLIONTH n. a trillionth part. |
| TRIPHYLLOUS | • triphyllous adj. (Botany) Having three leaves. • TRIPHYLLOUS adj. three-leaved. |
| ULTRALIGHTS | • ultralights n. Plural of ultralight. • ULTRALIGHT n. a very light aircraft. |
| WHIRLBLASTS | • whirlblasts n. Plural of whirlblast. • WHIRLBLAST n. a whirling blast of wind. |