| DISYOKED | • disyoked v. Simple past tense and past participle of disyoke. • DISYOKE v. to free from a yoke. |
| DISYOKES | • disyokes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disyoke. • DISYOKE v. to free from a yoke. |
| HYDROSKI | • hydroski n. A ski allowing a seaplane to land on water. • HYDROSKI n. a plate attached to a seaplane to facilitate takeoff and landings. |
| ILKADAYS | • ILKADAYS adv. every day, every day but Sunday, also ILKADAY. |
| KATYDIDS | • katydids n. Plural of katydid. • KATYDID n. a kind of grasshopper. |
| KYANISED | • kyanised v. Simple past tense and past participle of kyanise. • KYANISE v. to treat wood with a preservative, also KYANIZE. |
| LADYKINS | • ladykins n. Plural of ladykin. • LADYKIN n. (archaic) a little lady, also LAKIN. |
| MISKEYED | • miskeyed v. Simple past tense and past participle of miskey. • MISKEY v. to key in date incorrectly. |
| MISYOKED | • misyoked v. Simple past tense and past participle of misyoke. • MISYOKE v. to yoke improperly. |
| SKIDWAYS | • skidways n. Plural of skidway. • SKIDWAY n. a platform on which logs are piled for sawing. |
| SKYDIVED | • skydived v. Simple past tense and past participle of skydive. • SKYDIVE v. to parachute from a plane as a sport. |
| SKYDIVER | • skydiver n. Someone who skydives. • SKYDIVER n. one who practises skydiving. |
| SKYDIVES | • skydives n. Plural of skydive. • SKYDIVE v. to parachute from a plane as a sport. |
| YOICKSED | • YOICKS v. to cry out an old foxhunting cry, also YOICK. |