| CHECKPOINTS | • checkpoints n. Plural of checkpoint. • CHECKPOINT n. a point at which a check is performed. |
| CHOPSOCKIES | • chopsockies n. Plural of chopsocky. • CHOPSOCKY n. a genre of martial arts films. |
| HOKEYPOKEYS | • hokeypokeys n. Plural of hokeypokey. • hokey-pokeys n. Plural of hokey-pokey. • hokey␣pokeys n. Plural of hokey pokey. |
| HOUSEKEEPER | • housekeeper n. (Now rare) Someone who owns a house as a place of residence; a householder. • housekeeper n. Someone (traditionally a woman) employed to look after the home, typically by managing domestic servants… • housekeeper n. Someone who manages the running of a home, traditionally the female head of the household. |
| JOCKEYSHIPS | • jockeyships n. Plural of jockeyship. • JOCKEYSHIP n. the art or practice of a jockey. |
| KENOPHOBIAS | • KENOPHOBIA n. fear of empty spaces. |
| LYMPHOKINES | • lymphokines n. Plural of lymphokine. • LYMPHOKINE n. any of various substances secreted by T cells. |
| PATCHCOCKES | • PATCHCOCKE n. (Spenser) perhaps a clown, also PATCHOCKE. |
| PINAKOTHEKS | • pinakotheks n. Plural of pinakothek. • PINAKOTHEK n. (German) a picture gallery. |
| ROCKHOPPERS | • rockhoppers n. Plural of rockhopper. • ROCKHOPPER n. a crested penguin. |
| SHIPBROKERS | • shipbrokers n. Plural of shipbroker. • SHIPBROKER n. a broker for the sale, insurance etc. of ships. |
| SHOPBREAKER | • shopbreaker n. One who breaks into a shop with unlawful intent. • SHOPBREAKER n. a person who breaks into a shop. |
| SHOPKEEPERS | • shopkeepers n. Plural of shopkeeper. • shop␣keepers n. Plural of shop keeper. • SHOPKEEPER n. one who keeps a shop. |
| SHOPKEEPING | • shopkeeping n. The business of operating a shop. • SHOPKEEPING n. the occupation of keeping a shop. |
| SHOPWALKERS | • shopwalkers n. Plural of shopwalker. • shop-walkers n. Plural of shop-walker. • SHOPWALKER n. a person employed by a departmental store to supervise sales personnel, assist customers, etc. |
| SKEUOMORPHS | • skeuomorphs n. Plural of skeuomorph. • SKEUOMORPH n. a design feature copied from a similar artifact in another material, even when not functionally necessary e.g. the click sound of a shutter in an analog camera that is now reproduced in a digital camera by playing a sound clip. |
| SPOKESHAVES | • spokeshaves n. Plural of spokeshave. • spoke-shaves n. Plural of spoke-shave. • SPOKESHAVE n. a plane or knife used to round spokes. |
| TECHNOSPEAK | • technospeak n. Technobabble. • TECHNOSPEAK n. technical jargon. |
| WORKSHOPPED | • workshopped v. Simple past tense and past participle of workshop. • WORKSHOP v. to hold a workshop. |