| ILLAPSING | • illapsing v. Present participle of illapse. • ILLAPSE v. to glide in. |
| LANDSLIPS | • landslips n. Plural of landslip. • LANDSLIP n. the fall of a mass of earth. |
| LANGSPELS | • langspels n. Plural of langspel. • LANGSPEL n. (Norwegian) an old Shetland cithern, also LANGSPIEL, LANGSPIL. |
| LANGSPIEL | • langspiel n. (Music) A traditional Icelandic or Shetlandian drone zither. • LANGSPIEL n. (Norwegian) an old Shetland cithern, also LANGSPEL, LANGSPIL. |
| LANGSPILS | • LANGSPIL n. (Norwegian) an old Shetland cithern, also LANGSPEL, LANGSPIEL. |
| PANELLIST | • panellist n. (British spelling, Canadian spelling) A person who appears on a panel, either as a member of a committee… • PANELLIST n. one who serves on a panel, also PANELIST. |
| PAPILLONS | • papillons n. Plural of papillon. • PAPILLON n. (French) a breed of toy spaniel with erect ears. |
| PAVILLONS | • pavillons n. Plural of pavillon. • PAVILLON n. (French) the bell of a wind instrument. |
| PLANOSOLS | • planosols n. Plural of planosol. • PLANOSOL n. a type of soil. |
| PLANTLESS | • plantless adj. Without plants (non-animal organisms). • PLANTLESS adj. without plants; barren of vegetation. |
| PLANTLETS | • plantlets n. Plural of plantlet. • PLANTLET n. a small plant, also PLANTLING. |
| PLANTULES | • plantules n. Plural of plantule. • PLANTULE n. a plant embryo. |
| PLAYLANDS | • playlands n. Plural of playland. • PLAYLAND n. a recreational area. |
| PLOWLANDS | • plowlands n. Plural of plowland. • PLOWLAND n. land under the plough, also PLOUGHLAND. |
| PRUNELLAS | • prunellas n. Plural of prunella. • PRUNELLA n. a strong silk or woollen material, formerly used for academic and clerical gowns and women's shoes, also PRUNELLE. |
| SAILPLANE | • sailplane n. (Aircraft) A glider that is optimised for soaring and is equipped with fixed wings and fuselage. • sailplane v. To fly in a sailplane. • SAILPLANE n. a glider that can rise with an upward current. |
| SPALLINGS | • spallings n. Plural of spalling. • SPALLING n. the breaking of stone or concrete from a surface, usually caused by water ingress through fine cracks. |
| SPELLICAN | • spellican n. Alternative form of spillikin. • SPELLICAN n. a small slip of wood, ivory, etc., to be picked out from a heap without disturbing the others in the game of spillikins, also SPILIKIN, SPILLIKIN. |
| SPENDALLS | • spendalls n. Plural of spendall. • spend-alls n. Plural of spend-all. • SPENDALL n. a spendthrift. |
| VOLPLANES | • volplanes n. Plural of volplane. • VOLPLANE v. to glide in an aeroplane. |