| BACKSPIN | • backspin n. Spin applied to a ball in order to slow it, change its flight, or stop it when it lands. • backspin n. (Music) Synonym of spinback. • backspin v. (Transitive) To spin (a ball) with this motion. |
| CAPESKIN | • capeskin n. A soft sheepskin leather especially used for gloves. • CAPESKIN n. a type of soft leather made from the skins of longhaired sheep or lambs. |
| EARPICKS | • earpicks n. Plural of earpick. • EARPICK n. an instrument for removing wax from the ear. |
| GRIPSACK | • gripsack n. (Colloquial, dated) A traveller’s bag. • GRIPSACK n. a traveller's handbag. |
| ICEPACKS | • icepacks n. Plural of icepack. • ice␣packs n. Plural of ice pack. • ICEPACK n. packed ice used to reduce swelling in sports injuries. |
| MAPSTICK | • MAPSTICK n. the long handle of a mop, also MOPSTICK. |
| PACKINGS | • packings n. Plural of packing. • PACKING n. material used to pack. |
| PAIOCKES | • PAIOCKE n. (Shakespeare) an obscure word conjectured to be a misprint for peacock, also PAIOCK, PAJOCK, PAJOCKE. |
| PANNICKS | • PANNICK n. any grass of the genus Panicum, that includes millet, also PANICK, PANICUM. |
| PANSTICK | • panstick n. A form of pancake makeup supplied in a tube, like lipstick. • PANSTICK n. foundation makeup like pancake makeup but in stick form. |
| PATRICKS | • Patricks prop.n. Plural of Patrick. • PATRICK n. (Irish) a seventeenth century Irish halfpenny. |
| PICKAXES | • pickaxes n. Plural of pickaxe. • pickaxes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pickax. • pick-axes n. Plural of pick-axe. |
| PICKMAWS | • pickmaws n. Plural of pickmaw. • PICKMAW n. (Scots) the blackheaded gull. |
| RAMPICKS | • rampicks n. Plural of rampick. • RAMPICK n. a dead tree or tree decayed at top, also RAMPIKE, RAMPOLE, RANPIKE. |
| SKIPJACK | • skipjack n. Any of several not closely related fish. • skipjack n. (Obsolete) An upstart. • skipjack n. An elaterid; a click beetle. |
| TRIPACKS | • tripacks n. Plural of tripack. • TRIPACK n. a type of film pack. |
| WICKAPES | • WICKAPE n. (Native American) an American tree, aka leatherwood, also WICOPY. |