| AGAPANTHUSES | • agapanthuses n. Plural of agapanthus. • AGAPANTHUS n. a genus of lily native to South Africa. |
| CHEATGRASSES | • cheatgrasses n. Plural of cheatgrass. • cheat␣grasses n. Plural of cheat grass. |
| GATECRASHERS | • gatecrashers n. Plural of gatecrasher. • gate␣crashers n. Plural of gate crasher. • GATECRASHER n. one who attends parties uninvited. |
| HANDFASTINGS | • handfastings n. Plural of handfasting. • HANDFASTING n. a betrothal. |
| MAGNATESHIPS | • MAGNATESHIP n. the office of magnate. |
| SCATOPHAGIES | • SCATOPHAGY n. the religious practice of eating excrement. |
| SCATOPHAGOUS | • scatophagous adj. Synonym of coprophagous: typified by consuming shit or other excrement. • SCATOPHAGOUS adj. habitually feeding on dung, coprophagous. |
| STAGECOACHES | • stagecoaches n. Plural of stagecoach. • stage-coaches n. Plural of stage-coach. • STAGECOACH n. a horse-drawn passenger and mail coach running on a regular schedule between established stops. |
| STRAIGHTWAYS | • straightways n. Plural of straightway. • straightways adv. Synonym of straightway. • STRAIGHTWAYS adv. (archaic) in a direct course, also STRAIGHTWAY. |
| STRAPHANGERS | • straphangers n. Plural of straphanger. • STRAPHANGER n. a standing passenger in a train, bus, etc. who holds on to a strap for safety. |
| TRANSSHAPING | • transshaping v. Present participle of transshape. • TRANSSHAPE v. to change into another shape. |
| WATCHGLASSES | • watchglasses n. Plural of watchglass. • watch␣glasses n. Plural of watch glass. • WATCHGLASS n. a small dish used for holding small amounts of a solution. |
| WEATHERGLASS | • weatherglass n. An instrument to indicate the state of the atmosphere, especially changes of atmospheric pressure, and… • weather-glass n. Alternative form of weatherglass. • WEATHERGLASS n. a glass or instrument that indicates the changes of the weather. |
| WHEATGRASSES | • wheatgrasses n. Plural of wheatgrass. • WHEATGRASS n. a young plant of the genus Agropyron, a relative of wheat, popular as a health food. |