BEEFEATERS | • beefeaters n. Plural of beefeater. • Beefeaters n. Plural of Beefeater. • BEEFEATER n. an African bird, aka oxpecker. |
FENESTELLAE | • fenestellae n. Plural of fenestella. • FENESTELLA n. a recess in church wall for storing communion vessels. |
LEAFLETEERS | • leafleteers n. Plural of leafleteer. • LEAFLETEER n. one who distributes leaflets, also LEAFLETER. |
BREASTFEEDER | • breastfeeder n. A nursing mother, one who breastfeeds (suckles a baby). |
DEFENESTRATE | • defenestrate v. (Transitive) To eject or throw (someone or something) from or through a window. • defenestrate v. (Transitive) To throw out; to remove or dismiss (someone) from a position of power or authority. • defenestrate v. (Computing, transitive, humorous, slang) To remove a Windows operating system from a computer. |
FEATHEREDGES | • featheredges n. Plural of featheredge. • featheredges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of featheredge. • feather␣edges n. Plural of feather edge. |
BREASTFEEDERS | • breastfeeders n. Plural of breastfeeder. |
DEFENESTRATED | • defenestrated v. Simple past tense and past participle of defenestrate. • DEFENESTRATE v. to throw out of a window. |
DEFENESTRATES | • defenestrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of defenestrate. • DEFENESTRATE v. to throw out of a window. |
AFFECTEDNESSES | • affectednesses n. Plural of affectedness. • AFFECTEDNESS n. the quality of being false or artificial. |
BENEFACTRESSES | • benefactresses n. Plural of benefactress. • BENEFACTRESS n. a female benefactor. |
EFFEMINATENESS | • effeminateness n. Effeminacy. • EFFEMINATENESS n. the state of being effeminate. |
FEATHERINESSES | • FEATHERINESS n. the state of being feathery. |
AFFECTIVENESSES | • AFFECTIVENESS n. the state of being affective. |
EFFECTUALNESSES | • EFFECTUALNESS n. the state of being effectual. |
FATHEADEDNESSES | • FATHEADEDNESS n. FATHEADED, stupid. |
FEATURELESSNESS | • featurelessness n. The state or condition of being featureless. • FEATURELESS n. without features. |