| ASSAULTS | • assaults n. Plural of assault. • assaults v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of assault. • ASSAULT v. to attack. |
| DEFAULTS | • defaults n. Plural of default. • defaults v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of default. • DEFAULT v. to fail to do something required. |
| ENVAULTS | • envaults v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of envault. • ENVAULT v. to enclose in a vault. |
| FAULTFUL | • faultful adj. Full of faults or sins. • FAULTFUL adj. (Shakespeare) full of faults or sins. |
| FAULTIER | • faultier adj. Comparative form of faulty: more faulty. • FAULTY adj. imperfect. |
| FAULTILY | • faultily adv. In a faulty manner. • FAULTY adv. imperfect. |
| FAULTING | • faulting v. Present participle of fault. • faulting n. Formation of a geological fault. • FAULT v. to criticize. |
| FORFAULT | • FORFAULT n. forfeiture. |
| GAULTERS | • gaulters n. Plural of gaulter. • GAULTER n. a person who digs gault, a heavy clay used for bricks. |
| UNFAULTY | • unfaulty adj. Not faulty. • UNFAULTY adj. not faulty. |
| VAULTAGE | • vaultage n. (Obsolete) A vaulted place or arched cellar. • vaultage n. (Obsolete) Vaulted work. • VAULTAGE n. a cavern, also VAUNTAGE. |
| VAULTERS | • vaulters n. Plural of vaulter. • VAULTER n. one who vaults. |
| VAULTIER | • VAULTY adj. (Shakespeare) like a vault. |
| VAULTING | • vaulting n. The practice of constructing vaults, or a particular method of such construction. • vaulting n. A vaulted structure; such structures treated as a group. • vaulting n. The sport of gymnastics and dance routines performed on horseback, and on the longe line. |