| BESMOKE | • besmoke v. (Transitive) To fill with smoke; act on with smoke; fumigate. • besmoke v. (Transitive) To befoul with smoke. • besmoke v. (Transitive) To harden or dry in smoke. |
| DESKMEN | • deskmen n. Plural of deskman. • DESKMAN n. a man who works at a desk. |
| GEEKISM | • geekism n. (Informal) Behaviour typical of a geek. • GEEKISM n. a preoccupation with subjects that are generally considered as unfashionable or boring. |
| HAKEEMS | • hakeems n. Plural of hakeem. • Hakeems prop.n. Plural of Hakeem; Alternative spelling of Hakims. • HAKEEM n. (Arabic) a Muslim physician, also HAKIM. |
| KAMSEEN | • kamseen n. Alternative spelling of khamsin. • KAMSEEN n. (Arabic) the sirocco in Egypt, a hot southerly wind that usually blows from about March to May, also KAMSIN, KHAMSEEN, KHAMSIN. |
| KEMPERS | • kempers n. Plural of kemper. • KEMPER n. a champion. |
| KEMPLES | • kemples n. Plural of kemple. • Kemples prop.n. Plural of Kemple. • KEMPLE n. (Scots) forty bundles of hay. |
| KERMESS | • kermess n. Alternative form of kirmess. • KERMESS n. (Dutch) in Europe, particularly in Belgium and Holland, an outdoor festival and fair; in the United States, generally an indoor entertainment and fair combined, also KERMIS, KIRMESS. |
| MEEKENS | • meekens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of meeken. • MEEKEN v. to make meek. |
| MEEKEST | • meekest adj. Superlative form of meek: most meek. • MEEK adj. having a mild and gentle temper. |
| MISKEEP | • miskeep v. (Transitive) To keep ill or wrongly. • MISKEEP v. to keep wrongly. |
| REMAKES | • remakes n. Plural of remake. • remakes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of remake. • REMAKE v. to make over again. |
| SMEEKED | • SMEEK v. (Scots) to smoke, also SMEECH. |
| SMEIKED | • SMEIK v. (Scots) to smoke, also SMEKE. |
| SMERKED | • smerked v. Simple past tense and past participle of smerk. • SMERK v. to smile in a smug manner, also SMIRK. |
| SOKEMEN | • sokemen n. Plural of sokeman. • SOKEMAN n. a tenant by socage, also SOCAGER, SOCKMAN, SOCMAN. |