| MANDOLIN | • mandolin n. (Music) A stringed instrument of the lute family, having eight strings in four courses, frequently tuned… • mandolin n. A kitchen tool for julienning vegetables.
 • MANDOLIN n. a musical instrument of the lute kind, also MANDOLINE.
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| BANDOLINE | • bandoline n. (Dated) A glutinous pomatum for the hair. • bandoline v. (Dated, transitive) To apply bandoline to (the hair).
 • BANDOLINE n. (French) a glutinous pomatum for the hair.
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| CONDOLING | • condoling v. Present participle of condole. • condoling n. Condolence.
 • condoling adj. Expressing condolence; sympathetic.
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| MANDOLINE | • mandoline n. Alternative form of mandolin (“kitchen tool”). • mandoline n. (Music) Archaic form of mandolin.
 • mandoline v. To slice using a mandoline.
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| MANDOLINS | • mandolins n. Plural of mandolin. • MANDOLIN n. a musical instrument of the lute kind, also MANDOLINE.
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| BANDOLINED | • bandolined v. Simple past tense and past participle of bandoline. • BANDOLINE v. to apply pomatum to the hair.
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| BANDOLINES | • bandolines n. Plural of bandoline. • BANDOLINE n. (French) a glutinous pomatum for the hair.
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| MANDOLINES | • mandolines n. Plural of mandoline. • MANDOLINE n. a musical instrument of the lute kind, also MANDOLIN.
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| BANDOLINING | • bandolining v. Present participle of bandoline. • BANDOLINE v. to apply pomatum to the hair.
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| CONDOLINGLY | • condolingly adv. In a condoling manner. • condolingly adv. By means of condolence.
 • CONDOLING adv. CONDOLE, to express sympathetic sorrow; to grieve in sympathy.
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| MANDOLINIST | • mandolinist n. Someone who plays a mandolin. • MANDOLINIST n. one who plays the mandolin.
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| MANDOLINISTS | • mandolinists n. Plural of mandolinist. • MANDOLINIST n. one who plays the mandolin.
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