| CONSPIRANTS | • conspirants n. Plural of conspirant. • CONSPIRANT n. a conspirator. |
| GINGERSNAPS | • gingersnaps n. Plural of gingersnap. • ginger␣snaps n. Plural of ginger snap. • GINGERSNAP n. a gingerbread biscuit. |
| HANDSPRINGS | • handsprings n. Plural of handspring. • hand-springs n. Plural of hand-spring. • HANDSPRING n. a somersault made with the assistance of the hands placed upon the ground. |
| MAINSPRINGS | • mainsprings n. Plural of mainspring. • MAINSPRING n. the chief spring in a mechanism esp. of a watch or clock. |
| NONSPEAKERS | • nonspeakers n. Plural of nonspeaker. • NONSPEAKER n. someone who does not speak. |
| PROFANENESS | • profaneness n. The quality of being profane; profanity. • PROFANENESS n. the state of being profane. |
| SHARPENINGS | • sharpenings n. Plural of sharpening. • SHARPENING n. the act of making sharp. |
| SNAPDRAGONS | • snapdragons n. Plural of snapdragon. • SNAPDRAGON n. a plant of the figwort family whose flower when pinched and released snaps like a dragon. |
| SPARINGNESS | • sparingness n. The property of being sparing. • SPARINGNESS n. the state of being sparing. |
| SPINSTERIAN | • SPINSTERIAN adj. like a spinster, also SPINSTERIAL, SPINSTERISH, SPINSTERLY. |
| STRAPONTINS | • STRAPONTIN n. (French) a folding seat in a theatre. |
| TRANSPERSON | • transperson n. Alternative form of trans person. • trans␣person n. A transgender or transsexual person. • TRANSPERSON n. a transgender or transsexual person. |
| TRANSPLANTS | • transplants n. Plural of transplant. • TRANSPLANT v. to lift and reset (a plant) in another soil or situation. |
| TRANSPOSING | • transposing v. Present participle of transpose. • transposing n. A transposition. • transposing adj. (Music) a musical instrument that is written in a different pitch to how it sounds, often for ease of… |
| TRANSPOSONS | • transposons n. Plural of transposon. • TRANSPOSON n. a sequence of DNA capable of moving to different sites in a chromosome. |
| UNSHARPNESS | • unsharpness n. The condition of being unsharp, usually with reference to imaging (e.g., radiography, computed tomography). |