| BAILLIE | • baillie n. (Obsolete) The jurisdiction of a bailie or bailiff; a bailiwick. • baillie n. (Scottish local government) The equivalent of alderman in some Scottish cities. • Baillie prop.n. A surname. |
| BILLIES | • billies n. Plural of billy. • BILLY n. (Australian slang) a metal camp pot, also BILLIE, BILLYCAN. |
| DILLIER | • dillier adj. Comparative form of dilly: more dilly. • DILLY adj. very pleasing. |
| DILLIES | • dillies n. Plural of dilly. • DILLY n. a small bag, also DILLI. |
| FILLIES | • fillies n. Plural of filly. • FILLY n. a female horse up to four years old. |
| GHILLIE | • ghillie n. A low-cut type of shoe with decorative lacing. • ghillie n. Alternative spelling of gillie. • ghillie v. Alternative spelling of gillie. |
| GILLIED | • gillied v. Simple past tense and past participle of gillie. • GILLY v. to act as a gilly. |
| GILLIES | • gillies n. Plural of gillie. • gillies n. Plural of gilly. • Gillies prop.n. A surname. |
| HILLIER | • hillier adj. Comparative form of hilly: more hilly. • Hillier prop.n. A surname originating as an occupation for a tiler. • Hillier prop.n. A community in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. |
| KILLIES | • KILLIE n. a small freshwater fish, used as bait, also KILLIFISH. |
| MILLIER | • millier n. (Archaic, rare) Synonym of metric ton, 1000 kg. • MILLIER n. a unit of weight. |
| MILLIES | • millies n. Plural of millie. • MILLIE n. (Irish) a young working-class woman. |
| PILLIES | • pillies n. Plural of pilly. • PILLIE n. (Australian slang) a pilchard. |
| SILLIER | • sillier adj. Comparative form of silly: more silly. • sillier adv. Comparative form of sillily: more sillily. • SILLY adj. showing a lack of common sense. |
| SILLIES | • sillies n. Plural of silly. • sillies n. (Informal, as "the sillies") A period of foolish behaviour. • SILLY n. a silly person. |
| TAILLIE | • taillie n. Alternative form of tailzie. • TAILLIE n. (Scots) an entailment or deed whereby the legal course of succession is cut off, and an arbitrary one substituted, also TAILYE, TAILZIE. |
| TILLIER | • TILLY adj. of or like till, a stiff impervious clay. |
| WILLIED | • willied v. Simple past tense and past participle of willy. • willied adj. (Slang, in combination) Having a specified kind of penis. • WILLY v. to clean in a willowing-machine, also WILLEY. |
| WILLIES | • willies n. Plural of willy. • willies n. (Colloquial, with "the") A feeling of nervousness or fear. • Willies prop.n. Plural of Willy. |