| BEDSIDES | • bedsides n. Plural of bedside. • BEDSIDE n. the side of a bed. |
| GOLDSIZE | • goldsize n. Alternative form of gold size. • gold␣size n. (Art) A size (or viscous wash) put down on a surface on which gold leaf is to be applied. • GOLDSIZE n. an adhesive used to attach gold leaf to a surface. |
| GOODSIRE | • goodsire n. (Scotland) A grandfather. • GOODSIRE n. (Scots) a grandfather, also GUDESIRE, GUTCHER. |
| GRANDSIR | • grandsir n. Alternative form of grandsire. • GRANDSIR n. a grandfather. |
| HANDSIER | • handsier adj. Comparative form of handsy: more handsy. • HANDSY adj. tending to engage in excessive or unwanted physical contact. |
| LANDSIDE | • landside adj. Inland; away from the sea. • landside adj. In the freely-accessible area of an airport, outside of security, passport/immigration, and customs control. • landside n. The flat bottom part of a plough. |
| MIDSIZED | • midsized adj. Of medium size, not particularly large or small. • MIDSIZED adj. medium. |
| MUDSILLS | • mudsills n. Plural of mudsill. • MUDSILL n. the lowest supporting timber of a structure. |
| PUDSIEST | • PUDSY adj. podgy, also PUDSEY. |
| ROADSIDE | • roadside adj. Located beside a road. • roadside n. The area on either side of a road. • ROADSIDE n. land adjoining a road or highway. |
| SUDSIEST | • sudsiest adj. Superlative form of sudsy: most sudsy. • SUDSY adj. full of suds. |
| WOODSIAS | • woodsias n. Plural of woodsia. • WOODSIA n. a genus of ferns. |
| WOODSIER | • woodsier adj. Comparative form of woodsy: more woodsy. • WOODSY adj. relating to the forest. |