| AASVOGELS | • aasvogels n. Plural of aasvogel. • AASVOGEL n. (South African) a South African vulture. |
| AGLOSSATE | • AGLOSSATE adj. relating to aglossia, the congenital lack of a tongue, also AGLOSSAL. |
| AGLOSSIAS | • AGLOSSIA n. the congenital lack of a tongue. |
| DOGARESSA | • dogaressa n. The wife of a doge. • DOGARESSA n. (Italian) a doge's wife. |
| NANOGRASS | • nanograss n. A synthetic surface material composed of very small fibres of silicon. • NANOGRASS n. a synthetic surface consisting of minute upright blades of silicon that allow control of the way it interacts with liquids. |
| OANSHAGHS | • OANSHAGH n. (Irish) a foolish woman or girl. |
| OSSIFRAGA | • ossifraga n. Alternative form of ossifrage. • OSSIFRAGA n. (Latin) the giant fulmar. |
| PASSALONG | • PASSALONG adj. easily propagated and given to others. • PASSALONG n. an easily propagated plant. |
| SABOTAGES | • sabotages n. Plural of sabotage. • sabotages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sabotage. • SABOTAGE v. to destroy maliciously. |
| SAGACIOUS | • sagacious adj. Having or showing keen discernment, sound judgment, and farsightedness; mentally shrewd. • SAGACIOUS adj. wise. |
| SAGAMORES | • sagamores n. Plural of sagamore. • SAGAMORE n. (Native American) a North American Indian chief. |
| SARGASSOS | • sargassos n. Plural of sargasso. • Sargassos n. Plural of Sargasso. • SARGASSO n. (Portuguese) a genus of algae including the gulfweed, also SARGASSUM. |
| TOADGRASS | • toad-grass n. Toad rush. • TOADGRASS n. a kind of low rush, also TOADRUSH. |