| AVAILFUL | • availful adj. (Obsolete) Profitable, useful; of much avail. • AVAILFUL adj. (obsolete) of avail, serviceable. |
| MILFOILS | • milfoils n. Plural of milfoil. • MILFOIL n. a yarrow, or other species of Achillea, with finely divided leaves. |
| NAILFILE | • nailfile n. Alternative form of nail file. • nail-file n. Alternative form of nail file. • nail␣file n. A small file made of soft metal, or a board covered with fine sandpaper, for filing and shaping one’s… |
| NAILFOLD | • nailfold n. The skin that overlaps the edge of a fingernail or toenail. • NAILFOLD n. a fold of skin around the fingernail. |
| OILFIELD | • oilfield n. Alternative spelling of oil field. • oil␣field n. An area under which are reserves of petroleum, especially one with productive oil wells. • OILFIELD n. an area of mineral oil production. |
| OILFIRED | • oil-fired adj. Of a boiler or heating system: burning oil as a fuel to provide heat. • OILFIRED adj. using oil as fuel. |
| PAILFULS | • pailfuls n. Plural of pailful. • PAILFUL n. as much as a pail can hold. |
| PILFERED | • pilfered v. Simple past tense and past participle of pilfer. • PILFER v. to steal. |
| PILFERER | • pilferer n. One who pilfers. • PILFERER n. one who pilfers. |
| SAILFISH | • sailfish n. A fish of the genus Istiophorus, having a characteristic sail-like fin on its back. • sailfish n. The basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus). • sailfish n. The quillback (Carpiodes cyprinus). |
| SKILFULL | • skilfull adj. Archaic form of skilful. • SKILFULL adj. full of skill, also SKILFUL, SKILLFUL. |
| SPOILFUL | • spoilful adj. (Obsolete) Destructive, pillaging. • SPOILFUL adj. wasteful; rapacious, also SPOYLEFULL. |
| TAILFANS | • tailfans n. Plural of tailfan. • TAILFAN n. a fanlike swimming organ of some crustaceans. |
| TAILFINS | • tailfins n. Plural of tailfin. • tail␣fins n. Plural of tail fin. • TAILFIN n. a decorative projection at the back of a car. |
| UNWILFUL | • unwilful adj. Not wilful. • UNWILFUL adj. not wilful. |
| WILFULLY | • wilfully adv. (Obsolete) Willingly, of one’s own free will. • wilfully adv. Deliberately, on purpose. • WILFUL adv. bent on having one's own way, also WILLFUL, WILLYARD, WILLYART. |