| ANOESES | • ANOESIS n. consciousness with sensation but without thought. |
| AVENSES | • AVENS n. any plant of the genus Geum e.g. water avens. |
| CASSENE | • CASSENE n. an American evergreen tree, also CASSENA, CASSINA, CASSINE. |
| ENCASES | • encases v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of encase. • ENCASE v. to put in a case, also INCASE. |
| ENSEALS | • enseals v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of enseal. • ENSEAL v. to put a seal upon. |
| ENSEAMS | • enseams v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of enseam. • ENSEAM v. to cover with grease. |
| ENSEARS | • ensears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ensear. • ENSEAR v. (Shakespeare) to dry up. |
| ENTASES | • entases n. Plural of entasis. • ENTASIS n. (Greek) a swelling on vertical columns to counteract an optical illusion of concavity. |
| SAGENES | • sagenes n. Plural of sagene. • SAGENE n. a network. |
| SATEENS | • sateens n. Plural of sateen. • SATEEN n. a glossy cotton or wool. |
| SEANCES | • seances n. Plural of seance. • séances n. Plural of séance. • SEANCE n. (French) a session or meeting of psychical researchers or spiritualists for the purpose of trying to contact the spirits of the dead. |
| SENATES | • senates n. Plural of senate. • SENATE n. a governing body. |
| SENECAS | • Senecas n. Plural of Seneca. • SENECA n. a North American milkwort, or its root, used medicinally, also SENEGA. |
| SENEGAS | • SENEGA n. a North American milkwort, or its root, used medicinally, also SENECA. |
| SENSATE | • sensate adj. Perceived by one or more of the senses. • sensate adj. Having the ability to sense things physically. • sensate adj. Felt or apprehended through a sense, or the senses. |
| SKEANES | • SKEANE n. a length of yarn wound in a loose coil, also SKEIN. |
| STEANES | • STEANE v. to line e.g. a well with stone, also STEAN, STEEN, STEIN. |
| UNEASES | • uneases v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unease. • UNEASE n. mental or physical discomfort. |
| WAENESS | • WAENESS n. sadness, also WOENESS. |