| ANODALLY | • anodally adv. Towards an anode. • ANODAL adv. relating to an anode. |
| BRIDALLY | • bridally adv. As a bride; at the point of marriage. • bridally adv. In a bridal manner or style. • BRIDAL adv. related to brides. |
| CAUDALLY | • caudally adv. In a caudal manner; with regard to a tail. • CAUDAL adv. of or pertaining to the tail. |
| DALLIERS | • dalliers n. Plural of dallier. • DALLIER n. one who dallies. |
| DALLYING | • dallying v. Present participle of dally. • dallying n. Dalliance. • DALLY v. to waste time. |
| FEUDALLY | • feudally adv. In a feudal manner. • FEUDAL adv. pertaining to an ancient political and economic system. |
| HOLDALLS | • holdalls n. Plural of holdall. • hold-alls n. Plural of hold-all. • HOLDALL n. a carrying case. |
| MEDALLED | • medalled v. Simple past tense and past participle of medal. • MEDAL v. to honour with a commemorative piece of metal. |
| MEDALLIC | • medallic adj. Of, or pertaining to, medals or a medal. • MEDALLIC adj. pertaining to a medal. |
| ODALLERS | • odallers n. Plural of odaller. • ODALLER n. in the Orkneys and Shetlands, one who holds a udal estate, also UDALLER. |
| PEDALLED | • pedalled v. (Britain) simple past tense and past participle of pedal. • PEDAL v. to operate by means of foot levers. |
| PEDALLER | • pedaller n. One who pedals; a cyclist (bicycle rider). • PEDALLER n. someone who uses pedals, also PEDALER. |
| SPENDALL | • spendall n. Alternative form of spend-all. • spend-all n. (Dated) A spendthrift. • SPENDALL n. a spendthrift. |
| UDALLERS | • udallers n. Plural of udaller. • UDALLER n. a holder of an udal estate, also ODALLER. |