| ALLOTMENTS | • allotments n. Plural of allotment. • ALLOTMENT n. a piece of ground let out for spare-time cultivation. |
| ATTOLLENTS | • attollents n. Plural of attollent. • ATTOLLENT n. a muscle that raises, also ATTOLLENS. |
| GALLANTEST | • gallantest adj. Superlative form of gallant: most gallant. • GALLANT adj. chivalrous. |
| INSTALLANT | • INSTALLANT n. one who instals another in an office. |
| INTELLECTS | • intellects n. Plural of intellect. • INTELLECT n. the mind, in reference to its rational powers. |
| INTERTILLS | • INTERTILL v. to cultivate between the rows (of a crop). |
| LITTLENESS | • littleness n. The property of being little, smallness. • littleness n. Smallness of spirit; pettiness. • Little␣Ness prop.n. A hamlet and civil parish (served by Great Ness and Little Ness Parish Council) in Shropshire, England… |
| MALTALENTS | • MALTALENT n. (Spenser) ill-will. |
| POLLUTANTS | • pollutants n. Plural of pollutant. • POLLUTANT n. a substance causing pollution. |
| SLATTERNLY | • slatternly adj. Appropriate to or characteristic of a slattern. • slatternly adv. In a slatternly manner. • SLATTERNLY adj. like a slattern. |
| STANDSTILL | • standstill n. Complete immobility; halt. • stand␣still v. (Sometimes figurative) To stop moving, to remain motionless. • stand␣still n. Obsolete spelling of standstill. |
| TALENTLESS | • talentless adj. Having no talent or natural ability. • TALENTLESS adj. without talent. |
| TORTILLONS | • tortillons n. Plural of tortillon. • TORTILLON n. a short sharply-pointed stick of cork or rolled leather, used in drawing and shading. |