DISENSHROUDED | • disenshrouded v. Simple past tense and past participle of disenshroud. • disenshrouded adj. Freed from a shroud-like covering; unveiled. • DISENSHROUD v. to divest of a shroud. |
DISFURNISHING | • disfurnishing v. Present participle of disfurnish. • DISFURNISH v. to strip, render destitute. |
DISHARMONIOUS | • disharmonious adj. Not harmonious; lacking harmony. • DISHARMONIOUS adj. lacking in harmony. |
DISTINGUISHER | • distinguisher n. One who, or that which, distinguishes. • DISTINGUISHER n. one who distinguishes. |
DROUTHINESSES | • DROUTHINESS n. the state of being drouthy. |
GUARDIANSHIPS | • guardianships n. Plural of guardianship. • GUARDIANSHIP n. the office of guardian. |
HAZARDOUSNESS | • hazardousness n. The condition of being hazardous. • HAZARDOUS n. dangerous. |
HUMDRUMNESSES | • HUMDRUMNESS n. the state of being humdrum. |
HURRIEDNESSES | • HURRIEDNESS n. the state of being hurried. |
HYDROMEDUSANS | • HYDROMEDUSAN n. a hydromedusa, also HYDROMEDUSA, HYDROMEDUSOID. |
PRUDISHNESSES | • prudishnesses n. Plural of prudishness. • PRUDISHNESS n. the state of being prudish. |
RESCHEDULINGS | • reschedulings n. Plural of rescheduling. • RESCHEDULING n. the act of scheduling again. |
SOUTHERNWOODS | • southernwoods n. Plural of southernwood. • SOUTHERNWOOD n. an aromatic South European shrub of the wormwood genus. |
SUBARACHNOIDS | • SUBARACHNOID n. the space situated under the arachnoid membrane. |
THUNDERSTONES | • thunderstones n. Plural of thunderstone. • THUNDERSTONE n. (Shakespeare) a thunderbolt. |
THUNDERSTORMS | • thunderstorms n. Plural of thunderstorm. • THUNDERSTORM n. a storm featuring thunder. |
UNDEREMPHASES | • underemphases n. Plural of underemphasis. • UNDEREMPHASIS n. less emphasis than is possible or desirable. |
UNDEREMPHASIS | • underemphasis n. Insufficient emphasis. • UNDEREMPHASIS n. less emphasis than is possible or desirable. |
UNDERSHERIFFS | • undersheriffs n. Plural of undersheriff. • UNDERSHERIFF n. one below the rank of sheriff. |
UNFRIENDSHIPS | • UNFRIENDSHIP n. (archaic) unfriendliness. |