| FOOTLING | • footling adj. Trivial, silly and irritating. • footling v. Present participle of footle. • footling n. A fetus oriented so that, at birth, its foot will emerge first. A type of breech birth. |
| FOOTLINGS | • footlings n. Plural of footling. • FOOTLING n. the act of pottering about. |
| HOTLINE | • hotline n. A telephone line that is always staffed and able to give immediate assistance. • hotline n. A direct line between two people, especially one between heads of state to be used in an emergency. • hotline v. To communicate over a telephone hotline. |
| HOTLINER | • HOTLINER n. someone running a radio call-in show. |
| HOTLINERS | • HOTLINER n. someone running a radio call-in show. |
| HOTLINES | • hotlines n. Plural of hotline. • hot␣lines n. Plural of hot line. • HOTLINE n. a direct communications system for immediate contact. |
| HOTLINK | • hotlink n. (Internet) A direct embedding of, or a hyperlink to, a resource on another server, particularly images or video. • hot␣link n. (AAVE) A spicy, heavily-peppered sausage. • HOTLINK n. an area on a website connecting to another site. |
| HOTLINKS | • hotlinks n. Plural of hotlink. • hot␣links n. Plural of hot link. • HOTLINK n. an area on a website connecting to another site. |
| PLOTLINE | • plotline n. The basic plot of a story or group of stories. • plotline n. A group of stories sharing a plot. • plot␣line n. Alternative spelling of plotline. |
| PLOTLINES | • plotlines n. Plural of plotline. • plot␣lines n. Plural of plot line. • PLOTLINE n. the main story of a literary work. |
| POOTLING | • pootling v. Present participle of pootle. • POOTLE v. to travel in no particular hurry. |
| POTLINE | • potline n. An interconnected row of electrolytic reduction pots used in the smelting of aluminium. • POTLINE n. a row of electrolytic cells. |
| POTLINES | • potlines n. Plural of potline. • POTLINE n. a row of electrolytic cells. |
| ROOTLING | • rootling v. Present participle of rootle. • rootling n. A small or miniature root; a rootlet. • rootling n. A plantling just beginning to root. |
| TOOTLING | • tootling v. Present participle of tootle. • tootling n. The sound of a tootle. • TOOTLE v. to go along casually, esp. by car; to make feeble sounds on the flute, also TOODLE. |
| TROTLINE | • trotline n. (Fishing) A long fishing line with many shorter lines and hooks attached to it (usually suspended between buoys). • TROTLINE n. a strong fishing line. |
| TROTLINES | • trotlines n. Plural of trotline. • TROTLINE n. a strong fishing line. |