AKOLOUTHOS | • AKOLOUTHOS n. (historical) the head of the Varangian guard of the Byzantine emperors, also ACOLOUTHOS, AKOLUTHOS. |
BASKETFULS | • basketfuls n. Plural of basketful. • BASKETFUL n. the contents of a basket. |
BASKETSFUL | • basketsful n. Plural of basketful. • BASKETFUL n. the contents of a basket. |
BLACKBUTTS | • blackbutts n. Plural of blackbutt. • BLACKBUTT n. a type of eucalyptus tree. |
LACKLUSTER | • lackluster adj. Lacking brilliance or intelligence. • lackluster adj. Having no shine or lustre; dull. • lackluster adj. (Figurative) Not exceptional; not worthy of special merit, attention, or interest; having no vitality. |
LACKLUSTRE | • lacklustre adj. (Commonwealth spelling) Alternative spelling of lackluster. • lacklustre n. (Commonwealth spelling) Alternative spelling of lackluster. • lack-lustre adj. Alternative spelling of lackluster. |
LEUKOBLAST | • leukoblast n. An immature leukocyte. • LEUKOBLAST n. an immature leukocyte, also LEUCOBLAST. |
MAULSTICKS | • maulsticks n. Plural of maulstick. • MAULSTICK n. (Dutch) a stick used by painters to steady the hand, also MAHLSTICK, MALSTICK. |
MULTIPACKS | • multipacks n. Plural of multipack. • MULTIPACK n. a pack containing several of a given item, usually at a reduced price. |
MULTITASKS | • multitasks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of multitask. • MULTITASK v. to work at several different tasks simultaneously. |
OUTSPARKLE | • outsparkle v. To exceed in sparkling. • OUTSPARKLE v. to exceed in sparkling. |
SALTCHUCKS | • saltchucks n. Plural of saltchuck. • salt␣chucks n. Plural of salt chuck. • SALTCHUCK n. (Canadian) a body of salt water. |
TRUCKLOADS | • truckloads n. Plural of truckload. • TRUCKLOAD n. the contents of a truck. |
ULTRASLICK | • ultraslick adj. Extremely slick. • ULTRASLICK adj. very very slick. |
UPTALKINGS | • UPTALKING n. the practice of speaking with a rising intonation at the end of each statement, as if one were asking a question. |
WALKABOUTS | • walkabouts n. Plural of walkabout. • WALKABOUT n. (Australian) a period of wandering in the bush by an Australian Aborigine. |