| BASCULES | • bascules n. Plural of bascule. • BASCULE n. (French) a type of bridge. |
| CALLUSES | • calluses n. Plural of callus. • calluses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of callus. • CALLUS v. to form a hard growth. |
| CAPSULES | • capsules n. Plural of capsule. • CAPSULE v. to condense into a brief form. |
| CUTLASES | • cutlases n. Plural of cutlas. • CUTLAS n. a curved, one-edged sword formerly used by sailors, also CUTLASS. |
| EUCLASES | • euclases n. Plural of euclase. • EUCLASE n. a mineral, hydrated beryllium aluminium silicate occurring in pale-green transparent crystals. |
| EXCUSALS | • excusals n. Plural of excusal. • EXCUSAL n. an acceptance of an excuse. |
| LACMUSES | • LACMUS n. a substance that changes colour with acidity, also LITMUS. |
| RECUSALS | • recusals n. Plural of recusal. • RECUSAL n. a disqualification of oneself as a judge. |
| SACCULES | • saccules n. Plural of saccule. • SACCULE n. a small sac, also SACCULUS. |
| SCALENUS | • scalenus n. (Anatomy) Alternative form of scalene muscle. • SCALENUS n. (Latin) a muscle in the neck, also SCALENE. |
| SCALEUPS | • scaleups n. Plural of scaleup. • SCALEUP n. an increase based on a fixed ratio. |
| SECULARS | • seculars n. Plural of secular. • Seculars prop.n. Plural of Secular. • SECULAR n. a layman; a clergyman not bound by monastic rules. |
| SUBSCALE | • subscale n. A subdivision of a scale. • SUBSCALE n. a subdivision of a scale. |
| UNSCALES | • unscales v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unscale. • UNSCALE v. to remove the scales from. |
| UPSCALES | • upscales v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of upscale. • UPSCALE v. to appeal to wealthy customers. |