BRICKYARDS | • brickyards n. Plural of brickyard. • BRICKYARD n. a place where bricks are made. |
DICKYBIRDS | • dicky-birds n. Plural of dicky-bird. • dicky␣birds n. Plural of dicky bird. • DICKYBIRD n. a false shirtfront, also DICKEYBIRD. |
DOOHICKEYS | • doohickeys n. Plural of doohickey. • doo-hickeys n. Plural of doo-hickey. • DOOHICKEY n. a doodad, a thingy. |
DYSKINESIA | • dyskinesia n. (Uncountable) A state of involuntary muscle movements, like tics and torticollis, and reduced voluntary… • dyskinesia n. (Countable) A disorder involving such state. • DYSKINESIA n. the loss of the power of voluntary movement. |
DYSKINETIC | • dyskinetic adj. Of or pertaining to dyskinesia. • DYSKINETIC adj. suffering from dyskinesia, loss of power of voluntary movement. |
HYGRODEIKS | • hygrodeiks n. Plural of hygrodeik. • HYGRODEIK n. a form of hygrometer having wet and dry bulb thermometers. |
KAILYAIRDS | • KAILYAIRD n. a cabbage patch, a kitchen garden, also KAILYARD, KALEYARD. |
KIDDYWINKS | • kiddywinks n. Plural of kiddywink. • KIDDYWINK n. (facetious) a child, also KIDDIEWINK, KIDDIEWINKIE. |
KINDLESSLY | • KINDLESS adv. (Shakespeare) unnatural. |
KIRKYAIRDS | • KIRKYAIRD n. (Scots) a churchyard, also KIRKYARD. |
KLENDUSITY | • klendusity n. (Botany) resistance to infection. • KLENDUSITY n. of a plant, the ability to withstand disease due to some protective mechanism. |
LACKADAISY | • lackadaisy adj. (Archaic) lackadaisical. • lackadaisy interj. (Archaic) lackaday. • LACKADAISY interj. (archaic) an expression of languor. |
SKYBRIDGES | • skybridges n. Plural of skybridge. • SKYBRIDGE n. a covered elevated bridge connecting two buildings. |
SKYDIVINGS | • SKYDIVING n. the sport of jumping by parachute. |
SKYLIGHTED | • skylighted adj. Furnished with one or more skylights. • SKYLIGHTED adj. having a skylight. |
THYLAKOIDS | • thylakoids n. Plural of thylakoid. • THYLAKOID n. any of a membranous disk of lamellae within plant chloroplasts. |
YARDSTICKS | • yardsticks n. Plural of yardstick. • YARDSTICK n. a stick three feet long; any standard of measurement, also YARDWAND. |