| AISLEWAY | • aisleway n. Aisle (clear path between seats). • AISLEWAY n. a passage for inside traffic. |
| DISLEAFS | • disleafs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disleaf. • DISLEAF v. to deprive of leaves, also DISLEAVE. |
| DISLEAVE | • disleave v. (Transitive) Alternative spelling of disleaf. • DISLEAVE v. to deprive of leaves, also DISLEAF. |
| ISLELESS | • isleless adj. Without isles. • ISLELESS adj. lacking an isle. |
| ISLESMAN | • islesman n. Synonym of isleman. • ISLESMAN n. an islander, also ISLEMAN. |
| ISLESMEN | • islesmen n. Plural of islesman. • ISLESMAN n. an islander, also ISLEMAN. |
| LEISLERS | • LEISLER n. a small black bat. |
| MISLEADS | • misleads v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mislead. • MISLEAD v. to lead astray. |
| MISLEARN | • mislearn v. To learn wrongly. • MISLEARN v. to learn wrongly. |
| MISLEEKE | • MISLEEKE v. (Spenser) to dislike, also MISLIKE. |
| MISLETOE | • misletoe n. Archaic form of mistletoe. • MISLETOE n. (obsolete) mistletoe. |
| PAISLEYS | • paisleys n. Plural of paisley. • Paisleys prop.n. Plural of Paisley. • PAISLEY n. a woollen or other fabric with a pattern resembling Paisley pattern. |
| WHAISLED | • WHAISLE v. (Scots) to wheeze, also WHAIZLE. |
| WHAISLES | • WHAISLE v. (Scots) to wheeze, also WHAIZLE. |