| AUDIOVISUALS | • audiovisuals n. Audiovisual material. • AUDIOVISUAL n. a device designed to aid in learning or teaching by making use of both hearing and sight. |
| DILUVIALISMS | • DILUVIALISM n. a belief in Noah's flood. |
| DILUVIALISTS | • diluvialists n. Plural of diluvialist. • Diluvialists n. Plural of Diluvialist. • DILUVIALIST n. one who believes in Noah's flood. |
| DISAPPROVALS | • disapprovals n. Plural of disapproval. • DISAPPROVAL n. censure, disapprobation. |
| DISENSLAVING | • disenslaving v. Present participle of disenslave. • DISENSLAVE v. to free from bondage or slavery. |
| DISSUASIVELY | • dissuasively adv. In a dissuasive manner. • DISSUASIVE adv. tending to dissuade. |
| MEDIEVALISMS | • medievalisms n. Plural of medievalism. • MEDIEVALISM n. the spirit of the Middle Ages; devotion to medieval ideal, also MEDIAEVALISM. |
| MEDIEVALISTS | • medievalists n. Plural of medievalist. • MEDIEVALIST n. a specialist in medieval history and culture, also MEDIAEVALIST. |
| MISADVISEDLY | • misadvisedly adv. In a misadvised manner. • MISADVISED adv. MISADVISE, to advise wrongly. |
| SHOVELBOARDS | • shovelboards n. Plural of shovelboard. • SHOVELBOARD n. an old game in which a coin or other disc was driven along a table by the hand, also SHUFFLEBOARD. |
| SLAVEHOLDERS | • slaveholders n. Plural of slaveholder. • SLAVEHOLDER n. one who owns slaves. |
| STRANDWOLVES | • strandwolves n. Plural of strandwolf. • STRANDWOLF n. the brown hyena that scavenges the shores in Africa. |
| SUBVOCALISED | • SUBVOCALISE v. to say below the breath, also SUBVOCALIZE. |
| VASCULARISED | • vascularised adj. Alternative spelling of vascularized. • VASCULARISE v. to cause to become vascular, also VASCULARIZE. |
| VASCULITIDES | • vasculitides n. Plural of vasculitis. • VASCULITIS n. inflammation of a blood or lymph vessel. |
| VASODILATORS | • vasodilators n. Plural of vasodilator. • VASODILATOR n. a nerve or drug that causes vasodilatation. |
| VOIDABLENESS | • voidableness n. Voidability. • VOIDABLENESS n. the state of being voidable. |