| BEETLERS | • beetlers n. Plural of beetler. • BEETLER n. an operator of a cloth-finishing machine. |
| BEETLING | • beetling v. Present participle of beetle. • beetling n. The process by which fabrics, etc. are beetled, or beaten with a mallet. • beetling adj. Jutting or protruding, especially of a person’s brows. |
| DULCETLY | • dulcetly adv. In a dulcet manner. • DULCET adv. sweet-toned. |
| FEETLESS | • feetless adj. Without feet. • FEETLESS adj. without feet. |
| FETLOCKS | • fetlocks n. Plural of fetlock. • FETLOCK n. a joint of a horse's leg. |
| FRETLESS | • fretless adj. Of a stringed instrument, not having frets on the fingerboard. • fretless adj. Without worries. • fretless n. Such a stringed instrument. |
| JETLINER | • jetliner n. (Aviation) A jet-propelled airliner. • jet-liner n. Alternative form of jetliner. • jet␣liner n. Alternative form of jetliner. |
| POETLESS | • poetless adj. Without a poet. • POETLESS adj. lacking a poet. |
| POETLIKE | • poetlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a poet. • POETLIKE adj. like a poet. |
| SECRETLY | • secretly adv. In secret, covertly. • SECRET adv. hidden. |
| SETLINES | • setlines n. Plural of setline. • SETLINE n. a strong fishing line between buoys. |
| SHETLAND | • shetland n. Lightweight, loosely twisted wool fabric. • Shetland prop.n. The Shetland Islands. • Shetland prop.n. A historical county of Scotland. |
| SWEETLIP | • SWEETLIP n. an Australian fish. |
| UNMEETLY | • unmeetly adv. In an unmeet way; unbecomingly. • UNMEET adv. not suitable. |
| WEETLESS | • weetless adj. (Archaic) Unknowing, unconscious. • weetless adj. (Obsolete) Meaningless. • WEETLESS adj. (obsolete) unknowing. |
| WETLANDS | • wetlands n. Plural of wetland (“An area or region that is characteristically saturated; a marsh”). • WETLAND n. marshy land. |