ROUGHRIDER | • roughrider n. A horsebreaker. • roughrider n. (Military, dated) A noncommissioned officer in the British cavalry whose duty is to assist the riding master. • roughrider n. (Capitalized) A team member for the Canadian Football League’s Saskatchewan Roughriders. |
ROUGHRIDERS | • roughriders n. Plural of roughrider. • rough␣riders n. Plural of rough rider. • ROUGHRIDER n. a rider of untrained horses; a horse-breaker. |
RADIOSURGERY | • radiosurgery n. (Surgery) The use of a directed beam of X-rays or other ionizing radiation to destroy diseased tissue. |
GROUNDBREAKER | • groundbreaker n. First person to do, make or fight for something. A pioneer; a seminal person. • GROUNDBREAKER n. one that innovates. |
UNDERGROUNDER | • undergrounder n. An underground publication or movie. • undergrounder n. One who is part of a secret or underground society or subculture. • under-grounder n. Alternative spelling of undergrounder. |
DAGUERREOTYPER | • daguerreotyper n. One who takes daguerreotypes. • DAGUERREOTYPER n. one who develops daguerreotypes, also DAGUERREOTYPIST. |
GROUNDBREAKERS | • groundbreakers n. Plural of groundbreaker. • GROUNDBREAKER n. one that innovates. |
RADIOSURGERIES | • radiosurgeries n. Plural of radiosurgery. |
UNDERGROUNDERS | • undergrounders n. Plural of undergrounder. • under-grounders n. Plural of under-grounder, an alternative spelling of undergrounder. • UNDERGROUNDER n. a member of the underground. |
UNDERREPORTING | • underreporting v. Present participle of underreport. • underreporting n. The act, or the result of insufficiently reporting. • UNDERREPORT v. to report inadequately. |
COUNTERORDERING | • counterordering v. Present participle of counterorder. • COUNTERORDER v. to issue an order contradicting a previous order. |
DAGUERREOTYPERS | • daguerreotypers n. Plural of daguerreotyper. • DAGUERREOTYPER n. one who develops daguerreotypes, also DAGUERREOTYPIST. |
UNDERPERFORMING | • underperforming v. Present participle of underperform. • underperforming adj. That performs less well than required. • UNDERPERFORM v. to perform insufficiently. |