| ATAXICS | • ataxics n. Plural of ataxic. • ATAXIC n. one suffering from ataxia. |
| BOXCARS | • boxcars n. (Slang, dice games) Double six in a dice game with two dice. • boxcars n. Plural of boxcar. • box-cars n. Plural of box-car. |
| CALIXES | • calixes n. Plural of calix. • Calixes prop.n. Plural of Calix. • CALIX n. (Latin) a cup; esp. an ecclesiastical chalice. |
| CALYXES | • calyxes n. Plural of calyx. • CALYX n. (Greek) the outer protective covering of a flower. |
| CAPEXES | • CAPEX n. (short for) capital expenditure. |
| CASEMIX | • casemix n. Alternative form of case mix. • case␣mix n. (Medicine) A group of statistically related patients considered together for purposes of classification. • CASEMIX n. a database system for storing information about medical patients. |
| CASHBOX | • cashbox n. A box for holding cash. • cashbox n. (Slang) A toll booth. • cash-box n. Alternative spelling of cashbox. |
| CLAXONS | • claxons n. Plural of claxon. • CLAXON n. a low-pitched horn. |
| COAXERS | • coaxers n. Plural of coaxer. • COAXER n. one who coaxes. |
| EXACTAS | • exactas n. Plural of exacta. • EXACTA n. (Spanish) a type of horse racing bet. |
| EXACUMS | • EXACUM n. any plant of the tropical genus Exacum. |
| EXARCHS | • exarchs n. Plural of exarch. • EXARCH n. a Byzantine provincial governor. |
| EXCAMBS | • excambs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of excamb. • EXCAMB v. (Scots) in Scots law, to exchange. |
| EXCUSAL | • excusal n. The act of excusing or of being excused. • EXCUSAL n. an acceptance of an excuse. |
| HEXACTS | • hexacts n. Plural of hexact. • HEXACT n. a six-rayed sponge spicule. |
| OXCARTS | • oxcarts n. Plural of oxcart. • OXCART n. a cart drawn by an ox. |