| BEDSKIRTS | • bedskirts n. Plural of bedskirt. • BEDSKIRT n. drapery attached to a bed frame. |
| DIESTOCKS | • diestocks n. Plural of diestock. • DIESTOCK n. a stock to hold the dies used for cutting screws. |
| DIPSTICKS | • dipsticks n. Plural of dipstick. • DIPSTICK n. a measuring rod. |
| DISJASKIT | • disjaskit adj. (UK, dialect) worn out. • DISJASKIT adj. (Scots) tired out, also FORJASKIT, FORJESKIT. |
| DISKETTES | • diskettes n. Plural of diskette. • DISKETTE n. a small flexible plastic disk with a magnetic coating used as an inexpensive data-storage device of moderate capacity. |
| INKSTANDS | • inkstands n. Plural of inkstand. • INKSTAND n. an inkwell. |
| KENDOISTS | • KENDOIST n. one who practises kendo. |
| KIDSTAKES | • kidstakes n. (Australia) childish behaviour; foolery. • KIDSTAKES n. (Australian colloquial) nonsense, humbug. |
| OUTKISSED | • outkissed v. Simple past tense and past participle of outkiss. • OUTKISS v. to surpass in kissing. |
| SKIDDIEST | • skiddiest adj. Superlative form of skiddy: most skiddy. • SKIDDY adj. likely to cause skidding. |
| STICKSEED | • stickseed n. Any of several plants with fruits that stick to hair, fur or clothes. • STICKSEED n. any of various weedy herbs of the borage family. |
| STINKARDS | • stinkards n. Plural of stinkard. • STINKARD n. a despicable person. |
| TAILSKIDS | • tailskids n. Plural of tailskid. • TAILSKID n. a support on which the tail of a plane rests. |
| TICKSEEDS | • tickseeds n. Plural of tickseed. • TICKSEED n. a flowering plant. |