| ALPHASORTS | • alphasorts n. Plural of alphasort. • ALPHASORT v. to sort into alphabetic order. |
| AYATOLLAHS | • ayatollahs n. Plural of ayatollah. • AYATOLLAH n. (Arabic) an Iranian religious leader. |
| CHIPOLATAS | • chipolatas n. Plural of chipolata. • CHIPOLATA n. a small, often spicy sausage. |
| CHLOASMATA | • chloasmata n. Plural of chloasma. • CHLOASMA n. (Greek) a skin discoloration. |
| HALOTHANES | • halothanes n. Plural of halothane. • HALOTHANE n. an inhalation anaesthetic. |
| HARIOLATES | • hariolates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hariolate. • HARIOLATE v. to prophesy, soothsay. |
| HAUSTORIAL | • haustorial adj. Relating to a haustorium. • HAUSTORIAL adj. having a haustorium, a sucker-like rootlet. |
| HYOPLASTRA | • hyoplastra n. Plural of hyoplastron. • HYOPLASTRON n. in a turtle's plastron, a plate between the hypoplastron and the entoplastron. |
| INHALATORS | • inhalators n. Plural of inhalator. • INHALATOR n. an apparatus for enabling one to inhale a gas, vapour etc. |
| LANTHANONS | • LANTHANON n. any element of the lanthanide series. |
| MALATHIONS | • malathions n. Plural of malathion. • MALATHION n. (tradename) an insecticide. |
| POLYANTHAS | • polyanthas n. Plural of polyantha. • POLYANTHA n. any of large number of dwarf hybrid roses. |
| STAPHYLOMA | • staphyloma n. (Medicine) An abnormal protrusion of the uveal tissue through the eyeball. • STAPHYLOMA n. a protrusion of any part of the globe of the eye; as, a staphyloma of the cornea. |
| STOMACHALS | • stomachals n. Plural of stomachal. • STOMACHAL n. a medicine that is good for the stomach. |
| TALKATHONS | • talkathons n. Plural of talkathon. • TALKATHON n. a long talking session. |
| THROATLASH | • throatlash n. Alternative form of throatlatch. • THROATLASH n. a strap used to fasten a horse's bridle, also THROATLATCH. |
| WALKATHONS | • walkathons n. Plural of walkathon. • WALKATHON n. a marathon walking event. |
| WHALEBOATS | • whaleboats n. Plural of whaleboat. • WHALEBOAT n. a boat used for catching whales. |