| HOLME | • holme n. Alternative form of holm. • Holme prop.n. Any of various villages in England. • Holme prop.n. A river in West Yorkshire, England, which flows into the River Colne at Huddersfield. |
| DOLMEN | • dolmen n. A prehistoric megalithic tomb consisting of a capstone supported by two or more upright stones, most… • dolmen n. More generally, any megalithic tomb, including passage graves and wedge tombs. • DOLMEN n. a prehistoric structure or tomb of unhewn stones. |
| HOLMES | • holmes n. (Slang) An informal term of address, like man or dude. • holmes n. Plural of holme. • Holmes prop.n. A northern English surname from Middle English, variant of Holme. |
| DOLMENS | • dolmens n. Plural of dolmen. • DOLMEN n. a prehistoric structure or tomb of unhewn stones. |
| TOOLMEN | • TOOLMAN n. a man who works with tools. |
| WOOLMEN | • woolmen n. Plural of woolman. • WOOLMAN n. a dealer in wool. |
| DOLMENIC | • DOLMENIC adj. like a dolmen, a prehistoric structure or tomb of unhewn stones. |
| ENROLMENT | • enrolment n. Alternative form of enrollment. • ENROLMENT n. the act of enrolling, also ENROLLMENT. |
| EXTOLMENT | • extolment n. (Obsolete) Praise. • EXTOLMENT n. praise. |
| PATROLMEN | • patrolmen n. Plural of patrolman. • PATROLMAN n. a police officer on duty on a beat. |
| SCHOOLMEN | • schoolmen n. Plural of schoolman. • Schoolmen n. Plural of Schoolman. • SCHOOLMAN n. a philosopher or theologian of medieval scholasticism. |
| ENROLMENTS | • enrolments n. Plural of enrolment. • ENROLMENT n. the act of enrolling, also ENROLLMENT. |
| EXTOLMENTS | • extolments n. Plural of extolment. • EXTOLMENT n. praise. |
| CONTROLMENT | • controlment n. (Obsolete) Control. • CONTROLMENT n. the act or power of controlling. |
| CONTROLMENTS | • controlments n. Plural of controlment. • CONTROLMENT n. the act or power of controlling. |