| CHORTLING | • chortling v. Present participle of chortle. • chortling n. The act of giving a chortle. • CHORTLE v. to chuckle with glee. |
| COURTLIER | • courtlier adj. Comparative form of courtly: more courtly. • COURTLY adj. polite. |
| COURTLIKE | • courtlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a court. • courtlike adj. Courteous; polite. • COURTLIKE adj. courtly, polite. |
| COURTLING | • courtling n. (Obsolete) A sycophantic courtier. • COURTLING n. a sycophantic courtier. |
| GIRTLINES | • girtlines n. Plural of girtline. • GIRTLINE n. a gantline, a rope used in single-block hoist, also GIRTHLINE. |
| HEARTLING | • heartling n. A term of endearment, similar to darling. • HEARTLING n. (Shakespeare) little heart, used in the oath ods heartling. |
| MORTLINGS | • mortlings n. Plural of mortling. • MORTLING n. a sheep that has died from disease, also MORLING. |
| PORTLIEST | • portliest adj. Superlative form of portly: most portly. • PORTLY adj. corpulent, stout. |
| SHIRTLIKE | • shirtlike adj. Resembling a shirt. • SHIRTLIKE adj. like a shirt. |
| SHORTLIST | • shortlist n. Alternative spelling of short list. • shortlist v. To place something on a short list. • short-list n. Alternative spelling of short list. |
| SKIRTLIKE | • skirtlike adj. Resembling a skirt. • SKIRTLIKE adj. like a skirt. |
| SNIRTLING | • snirtling v. Present participle of snirtle. • SNIRTLE v. (Scots) to snicker. |
| STARTLIER | • STARTLY adj. of a horse, apt to start, also STARTFUL, STARTISH, STARTLISH. |
| STARTLING | • startling v. Present participle and gerund of startle. • startling adj. Likely to startle; surprising; shocking. • startling n. A startle; a sudden motion or shock. |
| STARTLISH | • startlish adj. (Colloquial) Easily startled; skittish. • STARTLISH adj. of a horse, apt to start, also STARTFUL, STARTISH, STARTLY. |
| TURTLINGS | • turtlings n. Plural of turtling. • TURTLING n. the hunting of turtles. |