| BRANDRETHS | • brandreths n. Plural of brandreth. • BRANDRETH n. a stand of wood for a cask or hayrick. |
| CALENDRERS | • calendrers n. Plural of calendrer. • CALENDRER n. a person who calenders cloth. |
| ESCLANDRES | • esclandres n. Plural of esclandre. • ESCLANDRE n. (French) unpleasant notoriety; a scandal, a scene. |
| HUNDREDERS | • hundreders n. Plural of hundreder. • HUNDREDER n. an inhabitant or freeholder of a hundred, also HUNDREDOR. |
| HUNDREDORS | • hundredors n. Plural of hundredor. • HUNDREDOR n. an inhabitant or freeholder of a hundred, also HUNDREDER. |
| HUNDREDTHS | • hundredths n. Plural of hundredth. • HUNDREDTH n. a hundredth part. |
| INDRENCHED | • indrenched v. Simple past tense and past participle of indrench. • INDRENCH v. to submerge in water. |
| INDRENCHES | • indrenches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of indrench. • INDRENCH v. to submerge in water. |
| LAUNDRETTE | • laundrette n. Synonym of launderette (UK). • LAUNDRETTE n. a self-service laundry, also LAUNDERETTE. |
| MISWANDRED | • MISWANDRED adj. (Spenser) strayed, gone astray. |
| OFFENDRESS | • offendress n. A woman who offends. • OFFENDRESS n. (Shakespeare) a female offender. |
| SCOUNDRELS | • scoundrels n. Plural of scoundrel. • SCOUNDREL n. a rascal. |
| SUNDRESSES | • sundresses n. Plural of sundress. • SUNDRESS n. a low-cut dress, leaving the arms, shoulders and back exposed to the sun. |
| TENDRESSES | • TENDRESSE n. (French) a tender feeling, a fondness, also TENDRE. |
| UNDREADING | • undreading adj. Not dreading; without fear. • UNDREADING adj. of or related to the unravelling of hair dreadlocks. |
| UNDREAMING | • undreaming v. Present participle of undream. • undreaming adj. That does not dream. • UNDREAMING adj. not dreaming. |
| UNDRESSING | • undressing v. Present participle of undress. • undressing n. The act of removing somebody’s clothes. • UNDRESSING n. the act of undressing. |