| BACKSPINS | • backspins n. Plural of backspin. • BACKSPIN n. a backward rotation. |
| CAMPINESS | • campiness n. (Art) The quality of being campy. • CAMPINESS n. being camp. |
| CAPESKINS | • capeskins n. Plural of capeskin. • CAPESKIN n. a type of soft leather made from the skins of longhaired sheep or lambs. |
| CAPONISES | • caponises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of caponise. • CAPONISE v. to castrate a rooster, also CAPONIZE. |
| CAPSICINS | • CAPSICIN n. a liquid used as a flavoring. |
| CLANSHIPS | • clanships n. Plural of clanship. • CLANSHIP n. a feeling of loyalty to a clan. |
| CLASPINGS | • claspings n. Plural of clasping. • CLASPING n. the act of taking hold with the hands. |
| PANSTICKS | • pansticks n. Plural of panstick. • PANSTICK n. foundation makeup like pancake makeup but in stick form. |
| PUISSANCE | • puissance n. Power, might or potency. • puissance n. (Equestrianism) Often Puissance: the high-jump component of the sport of show jumping. • Puissance n. (Equestrianism) Alternative letter-case form of puissance. |
| SALPICONS | • salpicons n. Plural of salpicon. • SALPICON n. (French) a dish comprising game, fish, poultry, truffles etc. in sauce. |
| SAPIENCES | • sapiences n. Plural of sapience. • SAPIENCE n. discernment, judgement, also SAPIENCY. |
| SCALPINGS | • scalpings n. Plural of scalping. • SCALPING n. the act of scalping. |
| SCAMPINGS | • SCAMPING n. work done without thoroughness. |
| SCARFPINS | • scarfpins n. Plural of scarfpin. • SCARFPIN n. a pin for fastening a scarf. |
| SCARPINES | • scarpines n. (Historical) An instrument of torture resembling the boot. • SCARPINES n. (Italian) an instrument of torture for the feet. |
| SCARPINGS | • scarpings n. Plural of scarping. • SCARPING n. an escarpment. |
| SCRAPINGS | • scrapings n. Plural of scraping. • SCRAPING n. something scraped off. |
| SPACINESS | • spaciness n. The state or quality of being spacy. • SPACINESS n. the state of being spacy. |
| SPINACHES | • spinaches n. Plural of spinach. • SPINACH n. a plant of the goosefoot family; its young leaves used as a vegetable, also SPINAGE. |
| SPONDAICS | • SPONDAIC n. a spondee. |