| BARNBRACKS | • BARNBRACK n. (Irish) a currant bun, also BARMBRACK. |
| BRAINWORKS | • BRAINWORK n. work done with the brain. |
| CORNCRAKES | • corncrakes n. Plural of corncrake. • corn-crakes n. Plural of corn-crake. • corn␣crakes n. Plural of corn crake. |
| DRAWNWORKS | • DRAWNWORK n. ornamental needlework done by pulling out some of the threads of a fabric. |
| FARNARKELS | • FARNARKEL v. (Australian slang) to waste time, mess about. |
| FRANKFORTS | • FRANKFORT n. (German) a small smoked sausage, also FRANKFURT, FRANKFURTER. |
| FRANKFURTS | • frankfurts n. Plural of frankfurt. • FRANKFURT n. (German) a small smoked sausage, also FRANKFORT, FRANKFURTER. |
| HEARKENERS | • hearkeners n. Plural of hearkener. • HEARKENER n. one who hearkens, also HARKENER. |
| HORNWRACKS | • hornwracks n. Plural of hornwrack. • HORNWRACK n. a bryozoan of the genus Flustra. |
| KARABINERS | • karabiners n. Plural of karabiner. • KARABINER n. (German) a steel link with clip on side used in mountaineering, also CARABINER. |
| KURRAJONGS | • kurrajongs n. Plural of kurrajong. • KURRAJONG n. (Native Australian) an Australian evergreen, also CURRAJONG, CURREJONG, CURRIJONG. |
| MOONRAKERS | • moonrakers n. Plural of moonraker. • Moonrakers n. Plural of Moonraker. • MOONRAKER n. a small sail sometimes carried above a skyscraper, aka a moonsail. |
| PRANKSTERS | • pranksters n. Plural of prankster. • PRANKSTER n. one who plays pranks. |
| PROKARYONS | • PROKARYON n. the nucleus of a blue-green alga, bacterium etc., also PROCARYON. |
| RAINMAKERS | • rainmakers n. Plural of rainmaker. • RAINMAKER n. a person in tribal societies who professes to bring rain; a person with a strong ability to bring in new business or produce results, esp. through the use of influence, connections, etc. |
| RANSACKERS | • ransackers n. Plural of ransacker. • RANSACKER n. one who ransacks. |
| RIVERBANKS | • riverbanks n. Plural of riverbank. • river␣banks n. Plural of river bank. • RIVERBANK n. the bank of a river. |
| SHIKARRING | • shikarring v. Present participle of shikar. • SHIKAR v. (Urdu) to hunt (animal) as sport. |