| BILIOUSLY | • biliously adv. In a bilious way. • BILIOUS adv. pertaining to bile; ill-tempered. |
| DAYLILIES | • daylilies n. Plural of daylily. • day␣lilies n. Plural of day lily. • DAYLILY n. a liliaceous plant genus, whose flowers last for one day only. |
| GIRLISHLY | • girlishly adv. In a girlish manner. • GIRLISH adv. like a girl, or suitable for a girl. |
| IDYLLISTS | • idyllists n. Plural of idyllist. • IDYLLIST n. a writer of idyls, also IDYLIST. |
| LIPOLYSIS | • lipolysis n. (Organic chemistry) The hydrolysis of lipids. • lipolysis n. (Biochemistry) The reverse of lipogenesis in which stored fat is broken down. • LIPOLYSIS n. the disintegration of fat. |
| LISPINGLY | • lispingly adv. In a lisping manner. • LISPING adv. making a lisping sound. |
| SAINTLILY | • saintlily adv. (Rare) In a saintly way. • SAINTLY adv. befitting a saint. |
| SALICYLIC | • salicylic adj. Derived from salicin. • SALICYLIC adj. as in salicylic acid, a bitter-tasting derivative of phenol that is used in making aspirin and dyes and as a fungicide. |
| SIBYLLINE | • sibylline adj. Of or pertaining to or resembling a sibyl or female oracle, especially the Cumaean Sibyl and the Sibylline Books. • sibylline adj. Excessively and exorbitantly expensive. (In allusion to the Sibyl who sold three books to Tarquinius… • sibylline n. One of the Sibylline Oracles or Sibylline Books. |
| SIDLINGLY | • sidlingly adv. With a sidling motion. • SIDLING adv. SIDLE, to move sideways. |
| SIGILLARY | • sigillary adj. Relating to a seal or sigil. • SIGILLARY adj. of or pertaining to a seal. |
| SIMILARLY | • similarly adv. (Manner) In a like style or manner. • similarly adv. (Conjunctive) Used to link similar items. • SIMILAR adv. being alike but not identical. |
| SLIDINGLY | • slidingly adv. With a sliding motion. • SLIDINGLY adv. SLIDING. |
| SMILINGLY | • smilingly adv. In a smiling manner; with a smile. • SMILING adv. wearing a smile. |
| VILLOSITY | • villosity n. The state of being villous. • VILLOSITY n. the state of being villous, abounding in, or covered with, fine hairs. |