| APRICOCKS | • apricocks n. Plural of apricock. • APRICOCK n. (obsolete) an apricot, also ABRICOCK. |
| BACKSPEIR | • BACKSPEIR v. (Scots) to cross-question, also BACKSPEER. |
| CHIPMAKER | • chipmaker n. A company that manufactures integrated circuit chips. • CHIPMAKER n. a manufacturer of microchips. |
| CLICKWRAP | • clickwrap n. (Uncountable) Clickwrap licenses generally. • clickwrap n. (Countable, rare) A clickwrap license. • click-wrap n. Alternative spelling of clickwrap. |
| CRANKPINS | • crankpins n. Plural of crankpin. • CRANKPIN n. the handle of a crank. |
| CRAPELIKE | • crapelike adj. Resembling crape. • CRAPELIKE adj. like crape. |
| GRIPSACKS | • gripsacks n. Plural of gripsack. • GRIPSACK n. a traveller's handbag. |
| PAITRICKS | • PAITRICK n. (Scots) a partridge. |
| PANICKIER | • panickier adj. Comparative form of panicky: more panicky. • PANICKY adj. tending to panic. |
| PERITRACK | • peritrack n. Synonym of taxiway. • PERITRACK n. at an airport, a specially prepared track used for the movement of aircraft, aka taxiway. |
| PICKAROON | • pickaroon n. Archaic form of picaroon. • PICKAROON n. (Spanish) a pirate ship, also PICAROON. |
| PRACTICKS | • PRACTICK n. (archaic) practice, also PRACTIC, PRACTIQUE. |
| PRANCKING | • prancking v. Present participle of prancke. • prancking v. Present participle of pranck. • PRANCKE v. (obsolete) to fold, pleat, also PRANCK. |
| RAGPICKER | • ragpicker n. A person who collects and sells unwanted household items such as rags and other refuse for a living… • RAGPICKER n. one who gets a living by picking up rags and refuse things in the streets. |
| RAMPICKED | • RAMPICKED adj. of a tree, like a rampick, decayed at the top. |
| REPACKING | • repacking v. Present participle of repack. • repacking n. The process of packing something again or anew. • REPACK v. to pack again. |
| WHIPCRACK | • whipcrack n. The crack of a whip. • WHIPCRACK n. a sound made by a whip. |