| APPERCEIVED | • apperceived v. Simple past tense and past participle of apperceive. • APPERCEIVE v. to perceive an inner meaning. |
| APPERCEIVES | • apperceives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of apperceive. • APPERCEIVE v. to perceive an inner meaning. |
| APPERTAINED | • appertained v. Past participle of appertain. • APPERTAIN v. to relate to. |
| APPERTINENT | • appertinent n. (Obsolete) That which belongs to something else; an appurtenant. • appertinent adj. Belonging; appertaining; appurtenant. • APPERTINENT adj. appertaining. |
| BACKSLAPPER | • backslapper n. One who makes a show of liking another person with profuse or excessive displays of camaraderie, such… • BACKSLAPPER n. one who backslaps. |
| CAPPERNOITY | • CAPPERNOITY n. (Scots) the head, noddle, also CAPERNOITIE, CAPERNOITY. |
| CLAPPERBOYS | • CLAPPERBOY n. the person who works the clapperboards. |
| CLAPPERCLAW | • clapperclaw v. (Obsolete) To fight and scratch. • clapperclaw v. (Obsolete) To abuse with words; to revile; to scold. • CLAPPERCLAW v. (archaic) to claw or scratch. |
| CLAPPERINGS | • CLAPPERING n. the sound made by using a clapper. |
| DAPPERLINGS | • dapperlings n. Plural of dapperling. • DAPPERLING n. (archaic) a dapper little fellow. |
| FLAPPERHOOD | • flapperhood n. The state of being a flapper (young woman). • FLAPPERHOOD n. the state of being a flapper. |
| HANDICAPPER | • handicapper n. One who determines the conditions of a handicap. • handicapper n. (North America) A disabled person. • handicapper n. A horse entered in a handicap race. |
| KNEECAPPERS | • kneecappers n. Plural of kneecapper. |
| WIRETAPPERS | • wiretappers n. Plural of wiretapper. • WIRETAPPER n. one that taps telephone or telegraph wires. |