| AKOLOUTHOS | • AKOLOUTHOS n. (historical) the head of the Varangian guard of the Byzantine emperors, also ACOLOUTHOS, AKOLUTHOS. |
| CHALKBROOD | • chalkbrood n. A fungal disease of honey bees that gives the bodies of affected larvae a white and chalky appearance. |
| COACHWORKS | • coachworks n. Plural of coachwork. • COACHWORK n. vehicle bodywork. |
| COOKSHACKS | • cookshacks n. Plural of cookshack. • COOKSHACK n. a shack used for cooking. |
| GAWKIHOODS | • GAWKIHOOD n. ungainliness, gawkiness. |
| GRASSHOOKS | • grasshooks n. Plural of grasshook. • GRASSHOOK n. a sickle; a kind of tropical finch. |
| KENOPHOBIA | • kenophobia n. An abnormal fear of empty spaces. • KENOPHOBIA n. fear of empty spaces. |
| KLOOCHMANS | • kloochmans n. Plural of kloochman. • KLOOCHMAN n. (Native American) a Native American woman, wife or squaw, also KLOOCH, KLOOTCH, KLOOTCHMAN. |
| KLOOTCHMAN | • klootchman n. (US, Canada, western dialects) Woman, wife (especially if Native American). • KLOOTCHMAN n. (Native American) a Native American woman, wife or squaw, also KLOOCH, KLOOCHMAN, KLOOTCH. |
| MATCHBOOKS | • matchbooks n. Plural of matchbook. • MATCHBOOK n. a book of matches. |
| PHOTOMASKS | • photomasks n. Plural of photomask. • PHOTOMASK n. a mask used in photography. |
| SOLONCHAKS | • solonchaks n. Plural of solonchak. • SOLONCHAK n. (Russian) a pale or grey soil type found in arid to subhumid, poorly drained conditions. |
| SWATCHBOOK | • SWATCHBOOK n. a collection of swatches bound together in book form. |
| TOKOPHOBIA | • tokophobia n. A morbid fear of childbirth or pregnancy. • TOKOPHOBIA n. an abnormal fear of giving birth or becoming pregnant. |
| WHAIKORERO | • whaikorero n. (New Zealand) formal speechmaking in the Māori culture. • WHAIKORERO n. (Maori) formal speechmaking as forming part of the ceremonies at a marae. |
| WORKAHOLIC | • workaholic n. A person who feels compelled to work excessively, including while at home. • workaholic adj. In the nature or manner of a workaholic. • WORKAHOLIC n. one who is excessively fond of work. |