| BOILERMAKERS | • boilermakers n. Plural of boilermaker. • BOILERMAKER n. a drink of whiskey followed by a beer chaser. |
| BOILERMAKING | • boilermaking n. The manufacture of boilers. • BOILERMAKING n. metalworking in heavy industry; plating or welding. |
| COMPUTERLIKE | • computerlike adj. Having some similarity to a computer. • COMPUTERLIKE adj. like a computer. |
| CRAMBOCLINKS | • CRAMBOCLINK n. (Scots) rhyming doggerel. |
| FRANKALMOIGN | • frankalmoign n. (UK, historical) A form of land tenure in return for religious duty or service. • FRANKALMOIGN n. land tenure requiring religious obligations on part of tenant. |
| HOLIDAYMAKER | • holidaymaker n. (Britain) someone who is on holiday. • holiday-maker n. (Britain) Someone who is on holiday. • HOLIDAYMAKER n. someone on holiday. |
| KARYOPLASMIC | • karyoplasmic adj. Relating to, or composed of karyoplasm. • KARYOPLASMIC adj. of or like karyoplasm, nucleoplasm. |
| KILOMETRICAL | • KILOMETRICAL adj. relating to measurement by kilometer, also KILOMETRIC. |
| KREMLINOLOGY | • Kremlinology n. (Politics) The study of the internal politics of the high members of the government of the USSR. • Kremlinology n. (By extension, politics) The study of the internal politics of any powerful and secretive organization. • KREMLINOLOGY n. the study of the policies and practices of the former Soviet government. |
| LOCKSMITHERY | • locksmithery n. The work of a locksmith. • LOCKSMITHERY n. the craft of the locksmith. |
| METALWORKING | • metalworking n. The art and craft of shaping metal. • METALWORKING n. the process of working in metal. |
| POIKILOTHERM | • poikilotherm adj. Cold-blooded. • poikilotherm n. A cold-blooded animal. • POIKILOTHERM n. an organism that takes on the temperature of its surroundings. |
| POLICYMAKERS | • policymakers n. Plural of policymaker. • policy␣makers n. Plural of policy maker. • POLICYMAKER n. one who makes policy. |
| TAILORMAKING | • tailor-making v. Present participle of tailor-make. • TAILORMAKE v. to make esp. to suit a particular person or purpose. |
| WORKAHOLISMS | • WORKAHOLISM n. excessive industry. |
| WORKMANLIEST | • WORKMANLY adj. in the fashion of a workman. |