| ASSERTING | • asserting v. Present participle of assert. • asserting n. The act of making assertions. • ASSERT v. to state positively. |
| ASSURGENT | • assurgent n. (Heraldry) A man or beast rising out of the sea. • assurgent adj. Rising or tending to rise. • assurgent adj. (Botany) Curving upward. |
| ASTRINGES | • astringes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of astringe. • ASTRINGE v. to draw together. |
| BANGSTERS | • bangsters n. Plural of bangster. • BANGSTER n. (Scots) a violent person. |
| BENTGRASS | • bentgrass n. Any of numerous reedy grass species of the genus Agrostis. • bent␣grass n. Any of several grasses, of the genus Agrostis, native to temperate climates; grown for pasture, turf… • BENTGRASS n. a stiff wiry grass, also BENT. |
| ESTRAGONS | • estragons n. Plural of estragon. • ESTRAGON n. a kind of herb, also STARAGEN, TARRAGON. |
| ESTRANGES | • estranges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of estrange. • ESTRANGE v. to alienate. |
| GANGSTERS | • gangsters n. Plural of gangster. • GANGSTER n. a member of a criminal gang. |
| GANISTERS | • ganisters n. Plural of ganister. • GANISTER n. a flintlike rock used for surfacing roads, also GANNISTER. |
| GREATNESS | • greatness n. The state, condition, or quality of being great. • greatness n. (Obsolete): Pride; haughtiness. • Great␣Ness prop.n. A hamlet and civil parish (served by Great Ness and Little Ness Parish Council) in Shropshire, England… |
| RAGSTONES | • ragstones n. Plural of ragstone. • RAGSTONE n. any of various different kinds of stone of a hard coarse texture, which break up in flat pieces several inches thick, also RAGG. |
| SERGEANTS | • sergeants n. Plural of sergeant. • SERGEANT n. a noncommissioned military officer, also SERJEANT. |
| STARAGENS | • STARAGEN n. (obsolete) the tarragon plant, also ESTRAGON. |
| STERNAGES | • STERNAGE n. (Shakespeare) sterns collectively. |
| STONERAGS | • STONERAG n. a kind of lichen, also STONERAW. |
| STRANGERS | • strangers n. Plural of stranger. • STRANGER v. to make a stranger. |
| STRANGEST | • strangest adj. Superlative form of strange: most strange. • STRANGE adj. unusual or unfamiliar, also STRAUNGE. |
| STRANGLES | • strangles n. A disease of horses caused by an infection by the bacterium Streptococcus equi. • strangles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of strangle. • strangles n. Plural of strangle. |