| EASTERLINGS | • Easterlings n. Plural of Easterling. • EASTERLING n. a native of the east; a trader from the Baltic. |
| ESTRANGELOS | • ESTRANGELO n. a cursive form of the old Syrian alphabet, also ESTRANGHELO. |
| GARMENTLESS | • garmentless adj. Without garments. • GARMENTLESS adj. without garments. |
| GENERALISTS | • generalists n. Plural of generalist. • GENERALIST n. a person whose knowledge and skills are not restricted to one particular field. |
| PLASTERINGS | • plasterings n. Plural of plastering. • PLASTERING n. the act of covering with plaster. |
| SINGULARIST | • singularist n. (Obsolete) One who affects singularity. • SINGULARIST n. an adherent of singularism. |
| SLAISTERING | • slaistering v. Present participle of slaister. • SLAISTER v. (Scots) to do in a sloppy manner. |
| SPRINGHALTS | • SPRINGHALT n. a jerking lameness in which a horse suddenly twitches up its leg or legs, also STRINGHALT. |
| SPRINGTAILS | • springtails n. Plural of springtail. • SPRINGTAIL n. any one of numerous species of small apterous insects belonging to the order Thysanura. |
| STALLENGERS | • STALLENGER n. (historical) a keeper of a stall; a person who paid for the privilege of trading in a burgh of which he was not a freeman, also STALLINGER. |
| STALLINGERS | • stallingers n. Plural of stallinger. • STALLINGER n. (historical) a keeper of a stall; a person who paid for the privilege of trading in a burgh of which he was not a freeman, also STALLENGER. |
| STARVELINGS | • starvelings n. Plural of starveling. • STARVELING n. a starving, weak, hungry or pining person. |
| STERNALGIAS | • STERNALGIA n. pain around the sternum, angina pectoris. |
| STRAGGLINGS | • STRAGGLING n. the act of straggling. |
| STREAMLINGS | • streamlings n. Plural of streamling. • STREAMLING n. a small stream. |
| STRINGHALTS | • stringhalts n. Plural of stringhalt. • STRINGHALT n. a jerking lameness in which a horse suddenly twitches up its leg or legs, also SPRINGHALT. |