| BRICKYARD | • brickyard n. A factory where bricks are produced or distributed. • BRICKYARD n. a place where bricks are made. |
| CARRYBACK | • carryback n. (Accounting, taxation) A income tax loss or credit that can be applied to offset previously taxed income… • CARRYBACK n. in accounting, a loss set against the previous year's profit, in order to minimise the total tax. |
| DAYWORKER | • dayworker n. An employee paid on an irregular basis; a casual worker. • day-worker n. Alternative spelling of dayworker. • day␣worker n. Alternative spelling of dayworker. |
| HACKBERRY | • hackberry n. Any of several deciduous trees of the genus Celtis, widespread over the Northern Hemisphere, having small fruit. • hackberry n. The fruit of these plants. • hackberry n. (Uncountable) The wood of these plants. |
| KARYOGRAM | • karyogram n. (Genetics) A graphical representation of a karyotype. • KARYOGRAM n. a chromosome diagram or karyotype. |
| KIRKYAIRD | • KIRKYAIRD n. (Scots) a churchyard, also KIRKYARD. |
| KIRKYARDS | • kirkyards n. Plural of kirkyard. • KIRKYARD n. (Scots) a churchyard, also KIRKYAIRD. |
| MARROWSKY | • marrowsky n. (Rare) Spoonerism. • MARROWSKY n. a spoonerism. • MARROWSKY v. to utter a spoonerism. |
| PERIKARYA | • perikarya n. Plural of perikaryon. • PERIKARYON n. the cell body of a neuron containing the nucleus. |
| PROKARYON | • PROKARYON n. the nucleus of a blue-green alga, bacterium etc., also PROCARYON. |
| PROKARYOT | • PROKARYOT n. a bacterium or blue-green algae whose nucleus lacks a limiting membrane, also PROCARYOTE, PROKARYOTE. |
| RICKYARDS | • rickyards n. Plural of rickyard. • RICKYARD n. a yard for storing ricks. |
| SKYLARKER | • skylarker n. (Dated, originally nautical) One who frolics or plays tricks. • SKYLARKER n. one who skylarks, frolics. |
| TYREMAKER | • tyremaker n. Alternative form of tiremaker. • TYREMAKER n. one who makes tyres. |
| WARLOCKRY | • warlockry n. Wizardry; witchcraft. • WARLOCKRY n. sorcery. |
| YARDWORKS | • YARDWORK n. the work of caring for a lawn. |