| CREPUSCLES | • crepuscles n. Plural of crepuscle. • CREPUSCLE n. twilight, the fading light at the end of the day, also CREPUSCULE. |
| CUMBERLESS | • cumberless adj. Unencumbered. • CUMBERLESS adj. unencumbered. |
| ENCLOSURES | • enclosures n. Plural of enclosure. • ENCLOSURE n. the act of enclosing, also INCLOSURE. |
| EXCLOSURES | • exclosures n. Plural of exclosure. • EXCLOSURE n. an area shut off from intrusion. |
| FLUORESCES | • fluoresces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fluoresce. • FLUORESCE v. to demonstrate fluorescence. |
| HERCULESES | • HERCULES n. (Latin) any man of great size and strength. |
| LICENSURES | • licensures n. Plural of licensure. • LICENSURE n. the act of licensing or granting of a licence, esp. for professional practice. |
| RECURELESS | • recureless adj. (Obsolete) Incapable of cure. • RECURELESS adj. (obsolete) incurable. |
| SAUCERLESS | • saucerless adj. Without a saucer. • SAUCERLESS adj. without a saucer. |
| SCHEDULERS | • schedulers n. Plural of scheduler. • SCHEDULER n. one who schedules. |
| SCREENFULS | • screenfuls n. Plural of screenful. • SCREENFUL n. the contents of a screen. |
| SCULLERIES | • sculleries n. Plural of scullery. • SCULLERY n. a storeroom and cleaning room for utensils. |
| SECULARISE | • secularise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of secularize. • SECULARISE v. to convert from regular or monastic into secular; as, to secularize a priest or a monk, also SECULARIZE. |
| SEPULCHERS | • sepulchers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sepulcher. • SEPULCHER v. to place in a sepulcher, also SEPULCHRE. |
| SEPULCHRES | • sepulchres n. Plural of sepulchre. • SEPULCHRE n. a receptacle in an altar for holding religious relics. |
| SOURCELESS | • sourceless adj. Without a source. • SOURCELESS adj. without a source. |
| SQUELCHERS | • squelchers n. Plural of squelcher. • SQUELCHER n. an overwhelming blow, retort etc. |
| SUPERCELLS | • supercells n. Plural of supercell. • SUPERCELL n. an unusually large storm cell; a severe storm generated by such a cell. |
| SUPERSCALE | • superscale adj. Very large-scale. • SUPERSCALE adj. on a very large scale. |
| URCEOLUSES | • URCEOLUS n. (Latin) a pitcher-shaped structure, as the tube in which some rotifers live. |