| MASSPRIEST | • mass␣priest n. (Historical) A Roman Catholic secular priest, distinct from those living under a rule. • mass␣priest n. Later, a priest retained in chantries etc. to say masses for the dead. • mass␣priest n. A Roman Catholic priest generally. |
| PATISSIERS | • patissiers n. Plural of patissier. • pâtissiers n. Plural of pâtissier. • PATISSIER n. (French) a maker or seller of fancy cakes. |
| PATTRESSES | • pattresses n. Plural of pattress. • PATTRESS n. a container for the space behind electrical fittings such as power outlet sockets and light switches. |
| PRUSSIATES | • prussiates n. Plural of prussiate. • PRUSSIATE n. a salt of prussic acid; a cyanide. |
| RAPTNESSES | • raptnesses n. Plural of raptness. • RAPTNESS n. the state of being rapt. |
| SPARSITIES | • sparsities n. Plural of sparsity. • SPARSITY n. the state of being sparse. |
| SPIRASTERS | • spirasters n. Plural of spiraster. • SPIRASTER n. a coiled sponge spicule with radiating spines. |
| SPYMASTERS | • spymasters n. Plural of spymaster. • SPYMASTER n. one who controls spies. |
| STAIRSTEPS | • stairsteps n. Plural of stairstep. • stairsteps adj. Having distinct evenly-spaced values, especially when arranged in order. • STAIRSTEP v. to carry out an exercise like stepping on a stair. |
| SUPERSALTS | • supersalts n. Plural of supersalt. • SUPERSALT n. an acid salt. |
| SUPERSTARS | • superstars n. Plural of superstar. • SUPERSTAR n. an extremely popular and successful star of the cinema, popular music, etc. |
| TRANSPOSES | • transposes n. Plural of transpose. • TRANSPOSE v. to change the order or position of. |
| TRESPASSED | • trespassed v. Simple past tense and past participle of trespass. • TRESPASS v. to enter unlawfully on the premises of another. |
| TRESPASSER | • trespasser n. One who trespasses; an interloper. • TRESPASSER n. one who trespasses. |
| TRESPASSES | • trespasses n. Plural of trespass. • trespasses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trespass. • TRESPASS v. to enter unlawfully on the premises of another. |