| FASTNESS | • fastness n. (Uncountable) The quality or state of being fast (in various senses). • fastness n. (Countable) Something that is fast, or that causes someone or something to be fast (in various senses). • FASTNESS n. the quality of being fast. |
| GASTNESS | • gastness n. Obsolete form of ghastness. • GASTNESS n. (Shakespeare) dread, also GASTNESSE, GHASTNESS. |
| PASTNESS | • pastness n. (Uncountable) The state or quality of being past. • pastness n. (Countable) The result or product of being past. • PASTNESS n. the state or being past or gone by. |
| PISSANTS | • pissants n. Plural of pissant. • piss-ants n. Plural of piss-ant. • piss␣ants n. Plural of piss ant. |
| SAINTESS | • saintess n. A female saint. • SAINTESS n. a female saint. |
| SALTNESS | • saltness n. The state or quality of being salt; saltiness. • SALTNESS n. the state of being salty. |
| SARSNETS | • sarsnets n. Plural of sarsnet. • SARSNET n. a thin tissue of fine silk, also SARCENET, SARCONET, SARSENET. |
| SATSANGS | • SATSANG n. (Sanskrit) a sacred gathering in Hinduism. |
| SENSATES | • sensates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sensate. • SENSATE v. to apprehend through the senses. |
| SESTINAS | • sestinas n. Plural of sestina. • SESTINA n. (Italian) an old verse-form of six six-lined stanzas, also SESTINE, SEXTAIN. |
| SUNSTARS | • sun␣stars n. Plural of sun star. • SUNSTAR n. a kind of starfish. |
| SUSTAINS | • sustains n. Plural of sustain. • sustains v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sustain. • SUSTAIN v. to maintain by providing with food and drink. |
| TSANTSAS | • tsantsas n. Plural of tsantsa. • TSANTSA n. (Shuari) among the Jivaro, the shrunken head of an enemy kept as a trophy. |
| VASTNESS | • vastness n. (Uncountable) The quality of being vast. • vastness n. (Countable) Something vast. • VASTNESS n. the state of being vast, also VASTITUDE, VASTITY. |
| WASTNESS | • wastness n. (Obsolete) A waste or wilderness. • WASTNESS n. (obsolete) the state of being waste, also WASTENESS. |