| ALCOLOCKS | • alcolocks n. Plural of alcolock. • ALCOLOCK n. a breath-alcohol safety device fitted to the ignition of some cars. |
| BALLCOCKS | • ballcocks n. Plural of ballcock. • ball␣cocks n. Plural of ball cock. • BALLCOCK n. the stopcock in a cistern. |
| BLACKCAPS | • blackcaps n. Plural of blackcap. • black␣caps n. Plural of black cap. • Black␣Caps n. (Plural only) The New Zealand national cricket team. |
| CALFLICKS | • calflicks n. Plural of calflick. • CALFLICK n. a cowlick (a lock of unruly hair). |
| CALLBACKS | • callbacks n. Plural of callback. • call␣backs n. Plural of call back. • CALLBACK n. a recall of a defective product. |
| CHARLOCKS | • charlocks n. Plural of charlock. • CHARLOCK n. a weedy plant with yellow flowers. |
| CLACKDISH | • clackdish n. Alternative form of clack dish. • clack␣dish n. (Historical) A dish with a movable lid, formerly carried by beggars, who clacked the lid to attract notice. • clack␣dish n. (Obsolete) Vagina or vulva. |
| CLAWBACKS | • clawbacks n. Plural of clawback. • CLAWBACK n. taking by taxation what has been given as benefit. |
| COALSACKS | • coalsacks n. Plural of coalsack. • COALSACK n. a sack for carrying coal. |
| COCKTAILS | • cocktails n. Plural of cocktail. • COCKTAIL v. to dock a horse's tail. |
| CRACKNELS | • cracknels n. Plural of cracknel. • CRACKNEL n. a hard, crisp biscuit. |
| NECKLACES | • necklaces n. Plural of necklace. • NECKLACE v. to punish with a burning tyre around the neck. |
| SACKCLOTH | • sackcloth n. A coarse hessian style of cloth used to make sacks. • sackcloth n. (Usually with “and ashes”, also figurative) Garments worn as an act of penance. • sackcloth adj. Made of sackcloth. |
| SALTCHUCK | • saltchuck n. (British Columbia, Washington, Pacific Northwest) Any body of saltwater, especially the ocean. • salt␣chuck n. Alternative form of saltchuck. • SALTCHUCK n. (Canadian) a body of salt water. |
| TICKLACES | • TICKLACE n. (Canadian) in Newfoundland, a kittiwake, also TICKLEASS. |