| ANNULARS | • ANNULAR n. the ring finger. |
| BIRLINNS | • birlinns n. Plural of birlinn. • BIRLINN n. (Gaelic) a Gaelic chief's barge. |
| ENSNARLS | • ensnarls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ensnarl. • ENSNARL v. to snarl up, entangle. |
| LANTERNS | • lanterns n. Plural of lantern. • LANTERN v. to provide with a case for carrying a light. |
| LINURONS | • LINURON n. a herbicide. |
| LORGNONS | • lorgnons n. Plural of lorgnon. • LORGNON n. (French) a pair of eyeglasses with a handle. |
| LORNNESS | • lornness n. The quality of being lorn. • LORNNESS n. the state of being lorn. |
| NONSOLAR | • nonsolar adj. Not solar. • NONSOLAR adj. not solar. |
| NORLANDS | • Norlands n. Plural of Norland. • NORLAND n. a region in the north. |
| NURSLING | • nursling n. A young child or animal being nursed. • Nursling prop.n. A suburban village in Nursling and Rownhams parish, Test Valley district, Hampshire, England, just outside… • NURSLING n. an infant that is being suckled, also NURSELING. |
| ONLINERS | • onliners n. Plural of onliner. • ONLINER n. a user of the internet. |
| PLANNERS | • planners n. Plural of planner. • PLANNER n. one who plans. |
| SCRANNEL | • scrannel adj. (Archaic) slight; thin; lean; poor. • SCRANNEL n. (archaic) a thin person. |
| SNARLING | • snarling adj. Growling, having a snarl. • snarling n. The act of producing a snarl or growl. • snarling v. Present participle of snarl. |
| TRUNNELS | • trunnels n. Plural of trunnel. • TRUNNEL n. a wooden peg used to fasten timber, also TREENAIL, TRENAIL. |
| UNLEARNS | • unlearns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unlearn. • UNLEARN v. to put out of one's memory. |
| UNSNARLS | • unsnarls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsnarl. • UNSNARL v. to disentangle. |