| RATHOLE | • rathole n. An entrance to a living area or passageway used by mice or rats. • rathole n. A living area used by mice or rats, or a similar living area used by other animals. • rathole n. A particularly squalid human residence. |
| MARATHON | • marathon n. A 42.195 kilometre (26 mile 385 yard) road race. • marathon n. (Figuratively, by extension) Any extended or sustained activity. • marathon v. To run a marathon. |
| RATHOLES | • ratholes n. Plural of rathole. • ratholes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rathole. • rat␣holes n. Plural of rat hole. |
| RATHOUSE | • RATHOUSE n. (Australian slang) a mental asylum. |
| MARATHONS | • marathons n. Plural of marathon. • MARATHON n. a long-distance race. |
| RATHOUSES | • RATHOUSE n. (Australian slang) a mental asylum. |
| MARATHONER | • marathoner n. Someone who participates in a marathon or other long-distance races. • MARATHONER n. one who takes part in a marathon. |
| MARATHONERS | • marathoners n. Plural of marathoner. • MARATHONER n. one who takes part in a marathon. |
| MARATHONING | • marathoning n. The act of running a marathon. • MARATHONING n. the act of running marathons. |
| MARATHONINGS | • MARATHONING n. the act of running marathons. |
| PARATHORMONE | • parathormone n. Parathyroid hormone. • PARATHORMONE n. a parathyroid hormone. |
| INTRATHORACIC | • intrathoracic adj. (Anatomy) Within the thorax. • INTRATHORACIC adj. situated or occurring within the thorax. |
| PARATHORMONES | • parathormones n. Plural of parathormone. • PARATHORMONE n. a parathyroid hormone. |
| ULTRAMARATHON | • ultramarathon n. A running race over a distance longer than 42.195 km, the length of a standard marathon. • ULTRAMARATHON n. a footrace longer than a marathon. |
| ULTRAMARATHONS | • ultramarathons n. Plural of ultramarathon. • ULTRAMARATHON n. a footrace longer than a marathon. |
| ULTRAMARATHONER | • ultramarathoner n. (Athletics) Someone who participates in ultramarathons. • ULTRAMARATHONER n. one who runs an ultramarathon, a footrace longer than a marathon. |