| ALPHOSISES | • ALPHOSIS n. a lack of skin pigmentation. |
| CASHSPIELS | • cashspiels n. Plural of cashspiel. • CASHSPIEL n. (Canadian) a bonspiel in which curlers compete for cash prizes. |
| CHAISELESS | • CHAISELESS adj. without a chaise. |
| FLASHINESS | • flashiness n. The quality of being flashy. • FLASHINESS n. the quality of being flashy. |
| GASHLINESS | • GASHLINESS n. ghastliness. |
| HAIRLESSES | • hairlesses n. Plural of hairless. • HAIRLESS n. a hairless dog. |
| LAVISHNESS | • lavishness n. The state or characteristic of being lavish. • LAVISHNESS n. the state of being lavish. |
| PHYSALISES | • physalises n. Plural of physalis. • PHYSALIS n. a type of gooseberry. |
| SAILFISHES | • sailfishes n. Plural of sailfish. • SAILFISH n. a large game fish with a sail-like dorsal fin. |
| SALTFISHES | • saltfishes n. Plural of saltfish. • SALTFISH n. salted cod. |
| SCAITHLESS | • scaithless adj. (Scotland) scatheless; unharmed. • SCAITHLESS adj. (Scots) without injury, scatheless, also SCATHELESS, SKAITHLESS. |
| SCALDSHIPS | • SCALDSHIP n. the office of scald, an ancient Scandinavian bard, also SKALDSHIP. |
| SCHOLIASTS | • scholiasts n. Plural of scholiast. • SCHOLIAST n. a commentator; a writer of marginal notes. |
| SHASHLICKS | • shashlicks n. Plural of shashlick. • SHASHLICK n. (Russian) a type of lamb kebab, also SHASHLIK, SHASLIK. |
| SHOALINESS | • shoaliness n. The quality or state of being shoaly; small depth of water; shallowness. • SHOALINESS n. the state of being shoaly. |
| SKAITHLESS | • SKAITHLESS adj. without skaith, scathe, i.e. unhurt, also SCAITHLESS, SCATHELESS. |
| SKALDSHIPS | • SKALDSHIP n. the office of skald, an ancient Scandinavian bard, also SCALDSHIP. |
| SPLASHIEST | • splashiest adj. Superlative form of splashy: most splashy. • SPLASHY adj. given to splashing. |
| SPLASHINGS | • splashings n. Plural of splashing. • SPLASHING n. the act of splashing. |
| STABLISHES | • stablishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stablish. • STABLISH v. (archaic) to establish. |