| AMELCORN | • amelcorn n. A variety of wheat from which starch is produced (Triticum spelta). • AMELCORN n. (German) a variety of wheat from which starch is produced. |
| BELCHERS | • belchers n. Plural of belcher. • BELCHER n. a kind of spotted neckerchief. |
| BELCHING | • belching v. Present participle of belch. • belching n. The act of producing a belch. • BELCH v. to expel gas through the mouth. |
| FELCHING | • felching v. Present participle of felch. • felching n. Action of the verb to felch. • FELCH v. (vulgar) a type of sexual practice. |
| GELCOATS | • gelcoats n. Plural of gelcoat. • GELCOAT n. a surface layer of polyester resin. |
| QUELCHED | • quelched v. Simple past tense and past participle of quelch. • QUELCH v. to squash wetly, also SQUELCH. |
| QUELCHES | • quelches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of quelch. • QUELCH v. to squash wetly, also SQUELCH. |
| SELCOUTH | • selcouth adj. (Now rare) Strange, unusual, rare; unfamiliar; marvellous, wondrous. • SELCOUTH adj. (obsolete) strange, unfamiliar. |
| SQUELCHY | • squelchy adj. That squelches, or makes a squelching sound. • SQUELCHY adj. sounding like a squelch. |
| SWELCHIE | • swelchie n. (Rare, obsolete) A whirlpool. • SWELCHIE n. (Old Norse) in the Orkneys, a whirlpool; a tidal race. |
| WELCHERS | • welchers n. Plural of welcher. • Welchers prop.n. Plural of Welcher. • WELCHER n. one who welches, also WELSHER. |
| WELCHING | • welching v. Present participle of welch. • WELCH v. to fail to pay a debt, also WELSH. |
| WELCOMED | • welcomed adj. Having received a warm welcome. • welcomed v. Simple past tense and past participle of welcome. • WELCOME v. to greet cordially. |
| WELCOMER | • welcomer n. Something which or someone who welcomes people, especially newcomers. • welcomer n. Something or someone that greets or is present for the arrival of something. • welcomer adj. Comparative form of welcome: more welcome. |
| WELCOMES | • welcomes n. Plural of welcome. • welcomes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of welcome. • Welcomes prop.n. Plural of Welcome. |