| HARQUEBUSES | • harquebuses n. Plural of harquebus. • HARQUEBUSE n. an early type of portable firearm; specifically one supported on a tripod by a hook or on a forked rest, also ARQUEBUS, HARQUEBUS, HARQUEBUSS. |
| HEADSQUARES | • headsquares n. Plural of headsquare. • HEADSQUARE n. a square of material used as a covering for the head. |
| SASQUATCHES | • sasquatches n. Plural of sasquatch. • SASQUATCH n. (Canadian) a large hairy manlike creature said to inhabit certain parts of Canada. |
| SHABRACQUES | • SHABRACQUE n. (historical) a trooper's housing or saddlecloth, also SHABRACK. |
| SQUABASHERS | • SQUABASHER n. one who deals a squabash, a crushing blow. |
| SQUABASHING | • squabashing v. Present participle of squabash. • SQUABASH v. to crush esp. with criticism; to lambaste. |
| SQUADOOSHES | • SQUADOOSH n. (US slang) nothing. |
| SQUAREHEADS | • squareheads n. Plural of squarehead. • SQUAREHEAD n. (offensive) a German or Scandinavian. |
| SQUASHINESS | • squashiness n. The state or condition of being squashy. • SQUASHINESS n. the state of being squashy. |
| SQUAWBUSHES | • squawbushes n. Plural of squawbush. • SQUAWBUSH n. an American shrub. |
| SQUAWFISHES | • squawfishes n. Plural of squawfish. • SQUAWFISH n. a large cyprinid fish of North America. |
| SQUEAMISHLY | • squeamishly adv. In a squeamish manner. • SQUEAMISH adv. feeling nauseous, sick. |
| SQUIREARCHS | • SQUIREARCH n. a squire, a member of the squirearchy. |
| USQUEBAUGHS | • usquebaughs n. Plural of usquebaugh. • USQUEBAUGH n. (Gaelic) whiskey, also USQUABAE, USQUE, USQUEBAE. |
| VANQUISHERS | • vanquishers n. Plural of vanquisher. • VANQUISHER n. one who vanquishes. |