| BEADIER | • beadier adj. Comparative form of beady: more beady. • BEADY adj. resembling beads. |
| BLADIER | • BLADY adj. as in blady grass, a coarse Australian grass. |
| COADIES | • COADY n. a sauce made from molasses. |
| FADIEST | • FADY adj. wearing away. |
| GLADIER | • GLADY adj. full of glades. |
| HEADIER | • headier adj. Comparative form of heady: more heady. • HEADY adj. intoxicating. |
| LEADIER | • LEADY adj. resembling lead. |
| READIED | • readied v. Simple past tense and past participle of ready. • READY v. to make ready. |
| READIER | • readier adj. Comparative form of ready: more ready. • readier n. One who or that which makes something ready. • READY adj. prepared. |
| READIES | • readies n. (Britain, informal) Cash, especially bank notes. • readies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ready. • READY v. to make ready. |
| ROADIES | • roadies n. Plural of roadie. • ROADIE n. a person who works for travelling entertainers. |
| SHADIER | • shadier adj. Comparative form of shady: more shady. • SHADY adj. full of shade; underhand. |
| TOADIED | • toadied v. Simple past tense and past participle of toady. • TOADY v. to fawn on or flatter. |
| TOADIES | • toadies n. Plural of toady. • toadies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of toady. • TOADY v. to fawn on or flatter. |
| TRADIES | • tradies n. Plural of tradie. • TRADIE n. (Australian slang) a tradesman or tradeswoman. |