| CROPLANDS | • croplands n. Cropland. • CROPLAND n. farm land. |
| DOGNAPERS | • dognapers n. Plural of dognaper. • DOGNAPER n. one who dognaps, abducts dogs, also DOGNAPPER. |
| DOWNWARPS | • downwarps n. Plural of downwarp. • DOWNWARP n. a broad surface depression. |
| DRONKLAPS | • DRONKLAP n. (South African) a drunkard. |
| ENDOCARPS | • endocarps n. Plural of endocarp. • ENDOCARP n. the inner layer of a pericarp. |
| EXPANDORS | • expandors n. Plural of expandor. • EXPANDOR n. a type of transducer, an electronic device transmitting received energy in a different form, also EXPANDER. |
| PADRONISM | • PADRONISM n. a system of work controlled by a padrone. |
| PANDEROUS | • panderous adj. Resembling or relating to a pander. • PANDEROUS adj. of or relating to a pander. |
| PARANOIDS | • paranoids n. Plural of paranoid. • PARANOID n. someone suffering from paranoia. |
| PARDONERS | • pardoners n. Plural of pardoner. • PARDONER n. one who raises money for religious works by selling indulgences. |
| PAULDRONS | • pauldrons n. Plural of pauldron. • PAULDRON n. a shoulder plate for armour, also PULDRON. |
| PINBOARDS | • pinboards n. Plural of pinboard. • PINBOARD n. a board for pinning notices, pictures, etc. on. |
| POMANDERS | • pomanders n. Plural of pomander. • POMANDER n. (French) a mixture of aromatic substances. |
| PONDEROSA | • ponderosa n. A very large species of pine tree native to western North America, Pinus ponderosa. • ponderosa n. A social, lime or get together where planning or issues are discussed. • Ponderosa prop.n. A census-designated place in Tulare County, California, United States. |
| PORTLANDS | • portlands n. Plural of portland. • PORTLAND n. a kind of cement, having the color of the Portland stone. |
| PROSODIAN | • prosodian n. A prosodist. • PROSODIAN n. one skilled in prosody, also PROSODIST. |
| RAINDROPS | • raindrops n. Plural of raindrop. • RAINDROP n. a drop of rain. |
| SPADROONS | • spadroons n. Plural of spadroon. • SPADROON n. (historical) a sword, esp. a broadsword, formerly used both to cut and thrust. |