| COLLUDERS | • colluders n. Plural of colluder. • COLLUDER n. one who conspires in a fraud. |
| CONCLUDED | • concluded v. Simple past tense and past participle of conclude. • CONCLUDE v. to finish. |
| CONCLUDER | • concluder n. A person who, or thing which, concludes (in any sense). • CONCLUDER n. one who concludes. |
| CONCLUDES | • concludes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of conclude. • CONCLUDE v. to finish. |
| DISILLUDE | • disillude v. (Transitive) To free from illusion. • DISILLUDE v. to free from illusion. |
| EXCLUDEES | • excludees n. Plural of excludee. • EXCLUDEE n. someone who is excluded. |
| EXCLUDERS | • excluders n. Plural of excluder. • EXCLUDER n. one who excludes. |
| INTERLUDE | • interlude n. An intervening episode, etc. • interlude n. An entertainment between the acts of a play. • interlude n. (Music) A short piece put between the parts of a longer composition. |
| LUDERICKS | • ludericks n. Plural of luderick. • LUDERICK n. (Native Australian) an estuarine and rock fish of Australia. |
| OCCLUDENT | • occludent adj. Serving to occlude or close. • occludent n. Alternative form of occludant. • OCCLUDENT adj. causing or resulting in occlusion. |
| OCCLUDERS | • occluders n. Plural of occluder. • OCCLUDER n. a medical closing device. |
| POSTLUDES | • postludes n. Plural of postlude. • POSTLUDE n. a closing piece of music; esp. an organ voluntary at the end of a church service. |
| PRECLUDED | • precluded v. Simple past tense and past participle of preclude. • PRECLUDE v. to rule out or eliminate. |
| PRECLUDES | • precludes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preclude. • PRECLUDE v. to rule out or eliminate. |
| PRELUDERS | • preluders n. Plural of preluder. • PRELUDER n. a person who plays or performs a prelude. |
| QUAALUDES | • quaaludes n. Plural of quaalude. • Quaaludes n. Plural of Quaalude. • QUAALUDE n. (tradename) a type of sedative, aka methaqualone. |
| UNDELUDED | • undeluded adj. Not deluded. • UNDELUDED adj. not deluded. |