| ARCSINES | • arcsines n. Plural of arcsine. • ARCSINE n. a trigonometric inverse function. |
| ARSENICS | • arsenics n. Plural of arsenic. • ARSENIC n. a metallic element. |
| ASCRIBES | • ascribes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ascribe. • ASCRIBE v. to attribute. |
| CASHIERS | • cashiers n. Plural of cashier. • cashiers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cashier. • CASHIER v. to dismiss in disgrace. |
| CERASINS | • cerasins n. Plural of cerasin. • CERASIN n. the insoluble portion of cherry-tree gum. |
| CLASSIER | • classier adj. Comparative form of classy: more classy. • CLASSY adj. having class, stylish. |
| RACHISES | • rachises n. Plural of rachis. • RACHIS n. (Greek) the spinal column, also RHACHIS. |
| RACINESS | • raciness n. The property of being racy. • RACINESS n. the quality of being racy. |
| SAUCIERS | • sauciers n. Plural of saucier. • Sauciers prop.n. Plural of Saucier. • SAUCIER n. a chef who specializes in sauces. |
| SCARIEST | • scariest adj. Superlative form of scary: most scary. • SCARY adj. frightening, also SCAREY. |
| SCARIOSE | • scariose adj. Alternative form of scarious. • SCARIOSE adj. thin, dry and membranous, also SCARIOUS. |
| SCAURIES | • scauries n. Plural of scaurie. • SCAURY n. (Old Norse) in the Orkneys, a young gull, also SCOURIE, SCOWRIE. |
| SCRAPIES | • scrapies n. Plural of scrapie. • SCRAPIE n. a disease of sheep. |
| SIDECARS | • sidecars n. Plural of sidecar. • SIDECAR n. a passenger car attached to a motorcycle. |
| URICASES | • uricases n. Plural of uricase. • URICASE n. an enzyme occurring in the liver and kidneys. |
| VICARESS | • vicaress n. A sister lower in order than an abbess or mother superior in a nunnery or convent. • vicaress n. A female representative. • vicaress n. The wife of a parish vicar. |