| BACKSHEESH | • backsheesh n. Alternative spelling of baksheesh. • backsheesh v. Alternative spelling of baksheesh. • BACKSHEESH n. (Persian) in Eastern countries, a gift or present of money, a tip. |
| BACKSPEERS | • BACKSPEER v. (Scots) to cross-question, also BACKSPEIR. |
| CAKINESSES | • CAKINESS n. the state of being caky. |
| CASEMAKERS | • casemakers n. Plural of casemaker. • CASEMAKER n. a person who makes covers for books. |
| CREAKINESS | • creakiness n. The state of being creaky. • CREAKINESS n. the state of being creaky. |
| JACKETLESS | • jacketless adj. Without a jacket (coat). • jacketless adj. Without a jacket (book cover). • JACKETLESS adj. without a jacket. |
| LEASEBACKS | • leasebacks n. Plural of leaseback. • LEASEBACK n. an arrangement whereby the buyer of a property leases it back to the seller. |
| PACKETISES | • packetises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of packetise. • PACKETISE v. to form data into packets, or bundled units, according to a specific protocol, also PACKETIZE. |
| PACKNESSES | • PACKNESS n. intimacy. |
| PACKSHEETS | • packsheets n. Plural of packsheet. • PACKSHEET n. a list of things for packing. |
| SALESCLERK | • salesclerk n. Alternative form of sales clerk. • sales␣clerk n. A person employed by a store to sell merchandise, assist customers in finding merchandise, and accept payment. • SALESCLERK n. a salesperson in a store. |
| SCREAKIEST | • SCREAKY adj. creaky. |
| SEASICKEST | • seasickest adj. Superlative form of seasick: most seasick. • SEASICK adj. affected with nausea caused by sea motion. |
| SLACKENERS | • slackeners n. Plural of slackener. • SLACKENER n. one who slackens. |
| SNACKETTES | • snackettes n. Plural of snackette. • SNACKETTE n. (Caribbean) a snack bar. |
| SWEEPBACKS | • sweepbacks n. Plural of sweepback. • SWEEPBACK n. the angle at which an aircraft wing is set back relative to the axis. |