| APOSTATISED | • apostatised v. Simple past tense and past participle of apostatise. • APOSTATISE v. to change one's religious allegiance; forsake one's principles, also APOSTATIZE. |
| PANDECTISTS | • pandectists n. Plural of pandectist. • PANDECTIST n. one who writes a pandect, a treatise covering a subject exhaustively. |
| PEDIATRISTS | • pediatrists n. Plural of pediatrist. • PEDIATRIST n. a specialist in child care, also PAEDIATRIST. |
| PEDORTHISTS | • pedorthists n. Plural of pedorthist. |
| PODIATRISTS | • podiatrists n. Plural of podiatrist. • PODIATRIST n. one who practises podiatry. |
| SNAPSHOTTED | • snapshotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of snapshot. • SNAPSHOT v. to photograph informally and quickly. |
| SPATTERDASH | • spatterdash n. A cement-based slurry applied to a wall in order to improve adhesion of the render. • spatterdash n. Singular of spatterdashes (“type of boots”). • spatterdash v. (Transitive) To apply spatterdash to. |
| SPOTTEDNESS | • spottedness n. The state or condition of being spotted. • SPOTTEDNESS n. the state of being spotted. |
| STANDPOINTS | • standpoints n. Plural of standpoint. • STANDPOINT n. a position from which objects or principles are viewed and according to which they are compared and judged. |
| STOMATOPODS | • stomatopods n. Plural of stomatopod. • STOMATOPOD n. one of the Stomatopoda, marine crustaceans, including the squilla. |
| STUDENTSHIP | • studentship n. The position or role of a student. • studentship n. An endowment or scholarship for a student. • STUDENTSHIP n. a grant for university study. |
| STUPIDITIES | • stupidities n. Plural of stupidity. • STUPIDITY n. the quality of being stupid. |
| TORPEDOISTS | • torpedoists n. Plural of torpedoist. • TORPEDOIST n. one whose job is to fire torpedoes. |