| AMPULLAE | • ampullae n. Plural of ampulla. • AMPULLA n. (Latin) a small two-handled ancient Roman flask. |
| AMPULLAR | • ampullar adj. Resembling an ampulla. • AMPULLAR adj. resembling an ampulla, also AMPULLARY. |
| BULLACES | • bullaces n. Plural of bullace. • BULLACE n. a small wild plum fruit and tree. |
| DULLARDS | • dullards n. Plural of dullard. • Dullards prop.n. Plural of Dullard. • DULLARD n. a dolt. |
| FULLAGES | • fullages n. Plural of fullage. • FULLAGE n. a charge for fulling cloth. |
| GULLABLE | • gullable adj. Archaic spelling of gullible. • GULLABLE adj. easily deceived, also GULLIBLE. |
| GULLABLY | • gullably adv. Alternative form of gullibly. • GULLABLE adv. easily deceived, also GULLIBLE. |
| MEDULLAE | • medullae n. Plural of medulla. • medullæ n. (Obsolete) plural of medulla. • MEDULLA n. (Latin) the central tissue in the stems of certain plants. |
| MEDULLAR | • medullar adj. Alternative form of medullary. • MEDULLAR adj. consisting of or resembling marrow or pith, also MEDULLARY. |
| MEDULLAS | • medullas n. Plural of medulla. • MEDULLA n. (Latin) the central tissue in the stems of certain plants. |
| MULLAHED | • mullahed v. Simple past tense and past participle of mullah. • MULLAH v. to inflict a severe defeat upon, also MULLER. |
| MULLARKY | • Mullarky prop.n. A surname. • MULLARKY n. (US colloquial) absurd talk, nonsense, also MALARKEY, MALARKY. |
| SULLAGES | • sullages n. Plural of sullage. • SULLAGE n. filth; refuse; sewage. |
| ULLAGING | • ullaging v. Present participle of ullage. • ULLAGE v. to reckon the leakage or evaporation of. |