| CRAYFISHES | • crayfishes n. Plural of crayfish. • CRAYFISH n. a large edible freshwater decapod crustacean, also CRAWFISH. |
| DYSPATHIES | • dyspathies n. Plural of dyspathy. • DYSPATHY n. dislike, also DISPATHY. |
| DYSPHAGIES | • DYSPHAGY n. difficulty in swallowing. |
| DYSTHESIAS | • dysthesias n. Plural of dysthesia. • DYSTHESIA n. a morbid habit of body, resulting in general discomfort and impatience. |
| GRAYFISHES | • GRAYFISH n. a dogfish. |
| HAEMOLYSIS | • haemolysis n. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of hemolysis. • hæmolysis n. Obsolete form of hemolysis. • HAEMOLYSIS n. breaking up of red blood-corpuscles. |
| HAIRSTYLES | • hairstyles n. Plural of hairstyle. • HAIRSTYLE n. a particular way of cutting and arranging the hair. |
| HYALINISES | • hyalinises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hyalinise. • HYALINISE v. of tissue, to change to a firm, glassy consistency, also HYALINIZE. |
| ISOHYETALS | • isohyetals n. Plural of isohyetal. • ISOHYETAL n. a line drawn on a map connecting points that receive equal amounts of rainfall, also ISOHYET. |
| LADYFISHES | • ladyfishes n. Plural of ladyfish. • LADYFISH n. a large, handsome fish, found both in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. |
| PHYLAXISES | • PHYLAXIS n. an inhibiting of infection by the body. |
| PHYSALISES | • physalises n. Plural of physalis. • PHYSALIS n. a type of gooseberry. |
| SNEAKISHLY | • sneakishly adv. In a sneakish manner. • SNEAKISH adv. befitting a sneak. |
| SYMPATHIES | • sympathies n. Plural of sympathy. • SYMPATHY n. a feeling of compassion for another's suffering. |
| SYMPATHISE | • sympathise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of sympathize. • SYMPATHISE v. to be in keeping, accord, or harmony, also SYMPATHIZE. |
| SYNANTHIES | • synanthies n. Plural of synanthy. • SYNANTHY n. abnormal fusion of flowers. |
| SYNAPHEIAS | • SYNAPHEIA n. metrical continuity between two verses in a system, also SYNAPHEA. |
| SYNARCHIES | • synarchies n. Plural of synarchy. • SYNARCHY n. joint sovereignty. |