AUSTRINGERS | • austringers n. Plural of austringer. • AUSTRINGER n. a falconer who keeps a goshawk, also ASTRINGER, OSTREGER. |
BURGLARISES | • burglarises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of burglarise. • BURGLARISE v. to commit burglary, also BURGLARIZE. |
BUSHRANGERS | • bushrangers n. Plural of bushranger. • BUSHRANGER n. (Australian) an escaped criminal living in the bush. |
DRESSGUARDS | • DRESSGUARD n. (archaic) an arrangement of strings used to protect a rider's dress from contact with a bicycle wheel. |
GRUBSTAKERS | • grubstakers n. Plural of grubstaker. • GRUBSTAKER n. one who provides a grubstake. |
PREASSURING | • PREASSURE v. to assure in advance. |
REGULARISES | • regularises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of regularise. • REGULARISE v. to make regular, also REGULARIZE. |
RETROUSSAGE | • retroussage n. A method of producing effective tones in the printing of etchings by skilful treatment of the ink in certain parts. • RETROUSSAGE n. (French) in etching, the action of drawing a fine cloth across an inked plate to draw out some ink and smear it irregularly across the plate. |
SCRUMMAGERS | • scrummagers n. Plural of scrummager. • SCRUMMAGER n. one who takes part in a scrummage. |
STRANGURIES | • stranguries n. Plural of strangury. • STRANGURY n. severe pain in the urethra with intense desire to pass urine or painful passage of a few drops of urine. |
SUPERCARGOS | • supercargos n. Plural of supercargo. • SUPERCARGO n. a ship's official in charge of business affairs. |
SUPERORGASM | • superorgasm n. A remarkably exciting and pleasurable experience akin to orgasm. • SUPERORGASM n. an extreme orgasm. |
SURCHARGERS | • surchargers n. Plural of surcharger. • SURCHARGER n. one who surcharges. |
SURROGACIES | • surrogacies n. Plural of surrogacy. • SURROGACY n. the state of being a surrogate. |
TURFGRASSES | • turfgrasses n. Plural of turfgrass. • TURFGRASS n. grass grown for lawns. |
VULGARISERS | • vulgarisers n. Plural of vulgariser. • VULGARISER n. one who vulgarises, also VULGARIZER. |