| ACCESSES | • accesses n. Plural of access. • accesses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of access. • ACCESS v. to have entrance to. |
| BECASSES | • BECASSE n. (French) a woodcock. |
| CARESSES | • caresses n. Plural of caress. • caresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of caress. • CARESS v. to touch lovingly. |
| CASEASES | • CASEASE n. an enzyme decomposing the casein in milk and cheese. |
| CASEOSES | • caseoses n. Plural of caseose. • CASEOSE n. a water-soluble protein. |
| CASSENES | • CASSENE n. an American evergreen tree, also CASSENA, CASSINA, CASSINE. |
| CENSUSES | • censuses n. Plural of census. • CENSUS v. (Latin) to take an official count of. |
| CESTOSES | • CESTOS n. (Greek) a belt or girdle. |
| CESTUSES | • cestuses n. Plural of cestus. • CESTUS n. (Latin) a hand covering for ancient Roman boxers, also CAESTUS. |
| CHESSELS | • chessels n. Plural of chessel. • CHESSEL n. a cheese-mould. |
| CITESSES | • citesses n. Plural of citess. • CITESS n. (archaic) one who is not a gentlewoman. |
| COSMESES | • cosmeses n. Plural of cosmesis. • COSMESIS n. cosmetic surgery. |
| CRESSETS | • cressets n. Plural of cresset. • CRESSET n. (historical) an iron basket for burning oil to provide light. |
| ECESISES | • ECESIS n. the establishment of a plant or animal in a new environment. |
| ECSTASES | • ecstases n. Plural of ecstasis. • ECSTASIS n. ecstasy. |
| ESSENCES | • essences n. Plural of essence. • ESSENCE n. a fundamental nature. |
| EXCESSES | • excesses n. Plural of excess. • EXCESS v. to eliminate the position of. |
| RECESSES | • recesses n. Plural of recess. • recesses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of recess. • RECESS v. to place in a hollow. |
| SECESHES | • seceshes n. Plural of secesh. • SECESH n. a secessionist, also SECESHER. |
| SENESCES | • senesces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of senesce. • SENESCE v. to become old. |