| BALLIEST | • BALLY adj. a euphemism for bloody. |
| CHALLIES | • CHALLIE n. a soft lightweight silk, wool or cotton fabric, also CHALLIS, CHALLY, SHALLI. |
| DALLIERS | • dalliers n. Plural of dallier. • DALLIER n. one who dallies. |
| DUALLIES | • DUALLIE n. a pickup truck with double rear wheels. |
| GALLIEST | • GALLY adj. gall-like, bitter. |
| PALLIEST | • palliest adj. Superlative form of pally: most pally. • PALLY adj. marked by close friendship. |
| RALLIERS | • ralliers n. Plural of rallier. • RALLIER n. one who rallies. |
| REALLIED | • reallied v. Simple past tense and past participle of really. • re-allied v. Simple past tense and past participle of re-ally. • REALLY v. to ally again. |
| REALLIES | • reallies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of really. • re-allies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of re-ally. • REALLY v. to ally again. |
| SALLIERS | • salliers n. Plural of sallier. • SALLIER n. one who sallies. |
| SCALLIES | • scallies n. Plural of scally. • scallies n. Plural of scallie. • SCALLY n. a scallywag or rogue. |
| SWALLIES | • swallies n. Plural of swallie. • SWALLY n. (Scots) an alcoholic drink. |
| TALLIERS | • talliers n. Plural of tallier. • TALLIER n. one who keeps tally. |
| UNALLIED | • unallied adj. Not allied. • UNALLIED adj. not allied. |
| WALLIEST | • WALLY adj. (Scots) fine, excellent, also WALY. |