| ECHOGRAPHS | • echographs n. Plural of echograph. • ECHOGRAPH n. an echo-sounder, used to measure the depth of water. |
| FATHERSHIP | • fathership n. The state of being a father; fatherhood; paternity. • fathership n. (Religion) A title of respect addressed to a priest. • FATHERSHIP n. the state of being a father. |
| HECTORSHIP | • hectorship n. (Archaic) bullying behaviour; hectoring. • HECTORSHIP n. blustering, bullying. |
| HEMISPHERE | • hemisphere n. (Astronomy, astrology) Half of the celestial sphere, as divided by either the ecliptic or the celestial equator. • hemisphere n. (Figuratively) A realm or domain of activity. • hemisphere n. (Geography) Half of the Earth, such as the Northern Hemisphere, Southern Hemisphere, Western Hemisphere… |
| HERALDSHIP | • heraldship n. The status or office of a herald. • HERALDSHIP n. the office of a herald. |
| HOLDERSHIP | • holdership n. The state of being a holder; the condition of having rights to something. • holdership n. The legal right to possess and use something that is owned by someone else. • HOLDERSHIP n. the state of being a holder e.g. of a bill. |
| HOLOPHRASE | • HOLOPHRASE n. a single word expressing a sentence or phrase. |
| HORSEWHIPS | • horsewhips n. Plural of horsewhip. • horsewhips v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of horsewhip. • horse␣whips n. Plural of horse whip. |
| PANTHERISH | • pantherish adj. Like a panther; catlike. • PANTHERISH adj. like a panther. |
| PHILHORSES | • PHILHORSE n. (Shakespeare) a fill-horse, the horse in a team nearest to the carriage. |
| PHOSPHORES | • phosphores n. Plural of phosphore. • PHOSPHORE n. phosphorus; a phosphorescent or fluorescent substance generally, also PHOSPHOR. |
| PHOSPHORET | • phosphoret n. A compound of phosphorus that does not include oxygen. • PHOSPHORET n. (obsolete) a phosphide, also PHOSPHURET. |
| PHOSPHURET | • phosphuret n. (Obsolete, chemistry) phosphide. • PHOSPHURET n. (obsolete) a phosphide, also PHOSPHORET. |
| RHEOPHILES | • rheophiles n. Plural of rheophile. • RHEOPHILE n. a creature that lives in flowing water, also RHEOPHIL. |
| SHEPHERDED | • shepherded v. Simple past tense and past participle of shepherd. • SHEPHERD v. to watch over carefully. |
| THEOSOPHER | • theosopher n. Theosophist. • THEOSOPHER n. a believer in theosophy, immediate divine illumination or wisdom, also THEOSOPH, THEOSOPHIST. |
| USHERSHIPS | • usherships n. Plural of ushership. • USHERSHIP n. the office of an usher. |