| COLOSSALLY | • colossally adv. In a colossal manner, or to a colossal extent. • COLOSSAL adv. of enormous size. |
| DISALLOWED | • disallowed adj. Forbidden. • disallowed adj. Invalid. • disallowed v. Simple past tense and past participle of disallow. |
| DISALLYING | • disallying v. Present participle of disally. • DISALLY v. to break an alliance. |
| ISALLOBARS | • isallobars n. Plural of isallobar. • ISALLOBAR n. the contour line on a weather chart, connecting those places experiencing equal changes in atmospheric pressure over a specified period. |
| MISALLEGED | • misalleged v. Simple past tense and past participle of misallege. • MISALLEGE v. (obsolete) to state erroneously. |
| MISALLEGES | • misalleges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misallege. • MISALLEGE v. (obsolete) to state erroneously. |
| MISALLYING | • misallying v. Present participle of misally. • MISALLY v. to ally badly. |
| ORINASALLY | • ORINASAL adv. of or relating to the mouth and nose, also ORONASAL. |
| SALLENDERS | • sallenders n. An eruption on the hind leg of a horse. • SALLENDERS n. a skin disease affecting the hocks of horses. |
| SALLOWIEST | • SALLOWY adj. abounding in sallows, willow trees. |
| SALLOWNESS | • sallowness n. The property of being sallow, yellowishness. • SALLOWNESS n. the state of being sallow. |
| SALLYPORTS | • sallyports n. Plural of sallyport. • sally␣ports n. Plural of sally port. • SALLYPORT n. a gateway or opening for making a sally from a fortified place. |
| TATTERSALL | • tattersall n. A fabric pattern containing squares of dark lines on a light background. • Tattersall prop.n. A surname from Old English. • TATTERSALL n. a pattern of squares formed by dark lines on a light background; a cloth with this pattern. |
| VASSALLING | • vassalling v. Present participle of vassal. • VASSAL v. to subject. |