| CLOISONNES | • cloisonnes n. Plural of cloisonne. • cloisonnés n. Plural of cloisonné. • CLOISONNE n. (French) decorative work formed of enamel inlaid in compartments formed by small fillets of metal. |
| CLOSEDOWNS | • closedowns n. Plural of closedown. • CLOSEDOWN n. an instance of suspending or stopping operations. |
| COCOUNSELS | • cocounsels n. Plural of cocounsel. • COCOUNSEL n. a joint counsel. |
| COLONISERS | • colonisers n. Plural of coloniser. • COLONISER n. one who colonises, also COLONIZER. |
| CONSOLATES | • consolates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of consolate. • CONSOLATE v. (Shakespeare) to console. |
| COOLNESSES | • coolnesses n. Plural of coolness. • COOLNESS n. the state of being cool. |
| COSMOLINES | • cosmolines n. Plural of cosmoline. • cosmolines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cosmoline. • COSMOLINE v. to smear with a kind of petroleum jelly as a rust prevention. |
| COUNSELORS | • counselors n. Plural of counselor. • COUNSELOR n. (US) one who gives counsel, also COUNSELLOR. |
| RECONSOLES | • reconsoles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reconsole. • RECONSOLE v. to console again. |
| SCHNOODLES | • Schnoodles n. Plural of Schnoodle. • SCHNOODLE n. a dog that is a cross between a schnauzer and a poodle. |
| SCOPOLINES | • scopolines n. Plural of scopoline. • SCOPOLINE n. a liquid extract of scopolamine, used as a sedative. |
| SEMICOLONS | • semicolons n. Plural of semicolon. • semi-colons n. Plural of semi-colon. • SEMICOLON n. the punctuation mark (;) indicating a separation between parts or members of a sentence more distinct than that marked by a comma. |
| SNOWCLONES | • snowclones n. Plural of snowclone. • SNOWCLONE n. a kind of cliche in which an existing cliche or pop culture catchphrases is turned into a modern analogy. |
| UNCOOLNESS | • uncoolness n. The state or condition of being uncool (unfashionable). |