| DYSLOGY | • dyslogy n. Censure; disapproval; dispraise. • DYSLOGY n. dispraise. |
| PAYSLIP | • payslip n. A small document, included with an employee’s wage or salary, giving details of money earned and tax… • pay␣slip n. Alternative form of payslip. • PAYSLIP n. a note indicating the breakdown of wages. |
| YSLAKED | • yslaked v. Past participle of slake. • SLAKE v. to quench. |
| DYSLALIA | • dyslalia n. Difficulty in talking due to a structural abnormality. • DYSLALIA n. defective speech characteristic of those affected by aphasia. |
| DYSLEXIA | • dyslexia n. (Neurology, pathology) A learning disability characterized by reading and writing difficulties. • DYSLEXIA n. impairment of the ability to read. |
| DYSLEXIC | • dyslexic adj. Of or pertaining to dyslexia. • dyslexic adj. Having dyslexia. • dyslexic n. A person who has dyslexia. |
| PAYSLIPS | • payslips n. Plural of payslip. • pay␣slips n. Plural of pay slip. • PAYSLIP n. a note indicating the breakdown of wages. |
| PLAYSLIP | • PLAYSLIP n. a form on which a participant in a lottery draw indicates his or her chosen numbers. |
| DYSLALIAS | • dyslalias n. Plural of dyslalia. • DYSLALIA n. defective speech characteristic of those affected by aphasia. |
| DYSLECTIC | • dyslectic adj. Dyslexic. • dyslectic n. Dyslexic. • DYSLECTIC adj. suffering from dyslexia, reading impairment. |
| DYSLEXIAS | • dyslexias n. Plural of dyslexia. • DYSLEXIA n. impairment of the ability to read. |
| DYSLEXICS | • dyslexics n. Plural of dyslexic. • DYSLEXIC n. one suffering from dyslexia, also DYSLECTIC. |
| DYSLOGIES | • DYSLOGY n. dispraise. |
| PLAYSLIPS | • PLAYSLIP n. a form on which a participant in a lottery draw indicates his or her chosen numbers. |
| DYSLECTICS | • dyslectics n. Plural of dyslectic. • DYSLECTIC n. one suffering from dyslexia, also DYSLEXIC. |
| DYSLOGISTIC | • dyslogistic adj. Expressing censure or disapproval. • DYSLOGISTIC adj. conveying censure. |
| DYSLOGISTICALLY | • dyslogistically adv. In a dyslogistic manner. • DYSLOGISTIC adv. conveying censure. |