LAUNCHPAD | • launchpad n. Alternative form of launch pad. • launch␣pad n. The surface or structure from which a launch is made. • launch␣pad n. (Figuratively) A starting point. |
LAUNCHPADS | • launchpads n. Plural of launchpad. • launch␣pads n. Plural of launch pad. • LAUNCHPAD n. a platform from which a rocket can be launched. |
LUNCHPAIL | • lunchpail n. Alternative spelling of lunch pail. • lunch␣pail n. (US) A lunchbox (food container) shaped more or less like a bucket with a handle. • LUNCHPAIL n. a container for lunch. |
LUNCHPAILS | • lunchpails n. Plural of lunchpail. • lunch␣pails n. Plural of lunch pail. • LUNCHPAIL n. a container for lunch. |
MARCHPANE | • marchpane n. Obsolete form of marzipan. • MARCHPANE n. (Italian) an old name for marzipan, a confection of ground almonds, egg whites, and sugar. |
MARCHPANES | • marchpanes n. Plural of marchpane. • MARCHPANE n. (Italian) an old name for marzipan, a confection of ground almonds, egg whites, and sugar. |
SKETCHPAD | • sketchpad n. Alternative spelling of sketch pad. • sketch␣pad n. A book or pad with blank pages for sketching; a sketchbook. • SKETCHPAD n. a pad of paper for sketching. |
SKETCHPADS | • sketchpads n. Plural of sketchpad. • sketch␣pads n. Plural of sketch pad. • SKETCHPAD n. a pad of paper for sketching. |
TOUCHPAD | • touchpad n. (Computing) A flat surface which is sensitive to touch, used mostly in laptop computers to control an… • touch␣pad n. Alternative form of touchpad. • TOUCHPAD n. a keypad sensitized to finger movement or pressure. |
TOUCHPADS | • touchpads n. Plural of touchpad. • TOUCHPAD n. a keypad sensitized to finger movement or pressure. |
TOUCHPAPER | • touchpaper n. Alternative spelling of touch-paper. • touch-paper n. A strip of paper impregnated with nitre, used as a fuse for firing gunpowder, fireworks etc. • TOUCHPAPER n. paper soaked in saltpetre and used for firing gunpowder. |
TOUCHPAPERS | • touchpapers n. Plural of touchpaper. • touch-papers n. Plural of touch-paper. • TOUCHPAPER n. paper soaked in saltpetre and used for firing gunpowder. |