| CAPARISONS | • caparisons n. Plural of caparison. • caparisons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of caparison. • CAPARISON v. to adorn a horse. |
| CHINSTRAPS | • chinstraps n. Plural of chinstrap. • CHINSTRAP n. the strap on a helmet, that goes under the chin. |
| CORPOSANTS | • corposants n. Plural of corposant. • CORPOSANT n. St Elmo's fire or similar electrical discharge. |
| ENCARPUSES | • encarpuses n. Plural of encarpus. • ENCARPUS n. (Greek) a frieze decoration of festooned fruit. |
| ESPERANCES | • esperances n. Plural of esperance. • ESPERANCE n. (Shakespeare) hope. |
| PANCREASES | • pancreases n. Plural of pancreas. • pancreases n. Plural of pancrease. • PANCREAS n. a large gland discharging into the duodenum and containing islands of endocrine gland tissue. |
| PARISCHANS | • PARISCHAN n. (Scots) a parish, also PARISCHANE, PARISHEN, PAROCHIN, PAROCHINE. |
| PERCUSSANT | • percussant adj. (Heraldry) Bent round and striking the side, as a lion’s tail. • PERCUSSANT adj. bent round and striking the side e.g. a lion's tail. |
| PERISCIANS | • periscians n. Plural of periscian. • PERISCIAN n. a person living inside the polar circle. |
| PRECISIANS | • precisians n. Plural of precisian. • PRECISIAN n. a person excessively devoted to minute observance of rules, also PRECISIANIST. |
| PURSUANCES | • pursuances n. Plural of pursuance. • PURSUANCE n. the act of pursuing or prosecuting. |
| SARPANCHES | • sarpanches n. Plural of sarpanch. • SARPANCH n. (Hindi) the head of an Indian village. |
| SCHNAPPERS | • schnappers n. Plural of schnapper. • SCHNAPPER n. an Australian food-fish, also SNAPPER. |
| SCRAPPINGS | • scrappings n. Plural of scrapping. • SCRAPPING n. the act of making scrap. |
| SPINCASTER | Sorry, definition not available. |
| SPORTANCES | • SPORTANCE n. playful, sportive, or frolicsome activity. |
| SYNCARPIES | • SYNCARPY n. the state of being a syncarp. |
| SYNCARPOUS | • syncarpous adj. (Botany, of a pistil) Having carpels joined together. • SYNCARPOUS adj. bearing syncarps, fleshy fruit developing from several carpels. |