| FLITTERMICE | • flittermice n. Plural of flittermouse, an alternative spelling of flitter-mouse. • flitter-mice n. Plural of flitter-mouse. • FLITTERMOUSE n. (dialect) a bat. |
| GLITTERIEST | • glitteriest adj. Superlative form of glittery: most glittery. • GLITTERY adj. glittering. |
| GLITTERINGS | • glitterings n. Plural of glittering. • GLITTERING n. a glitter. |
| LITTERATEUR | • litterateur n. A person engaged in various literary works: literary critic, essayist, writer. • littérateur n. Alternative spelling of litterateur. • LITTERATEUR n. (French) one who is devoted to the study or writing of literature. |
| LITTERMATES | • littermates n. Plural of littermate. • LITTERMATE n. one who shares the same litter. |
| LITTLENECKS | • littlenecks n. Plural of littleneck. • LITTLENECK n. a young quahog suitable to be eaten raw. |
| LITTLEWORTH | • Littleworth prop.n. (Uncountable) A placename… • Littleworth prop.n. (Countable) A habitational surname from Old English. • LITTLEWORTH adj. (archaic) worthless. |
| MIDLITTORAL | • midlittoral adj. (Geography) In the middle part of a seashore. • MIDLITTORAL n. that part of the seashore that lies between high and low neap tidemarks. |
| OUTGLITTERS | • outglitters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outglitter. • OUTGLITTER v. to surpass in glittering. |
| RESPLITTING | • resplitting v. Present participle of resplit. • RESPLIT v. to split again. |
| SUBLITTORAL | • sublittoral adj. Under the shore. • sublittoral n. The area below the shore; the sublittoral region. • SUBLITTORAL n. the area lying between the shoreline and the edge of the continental shelf. |