| DISPOSE | • dispose v. (Intransitive, used with "of") To eliminate or to get rid of something. • dispose v. To distribute or arrange; to put in place. • dispose v. To deal out; to assign to a use. |
| ESPOIRS | • ESPOIR n. (French) a category of wrestler. |
| IMPOSES | • imposes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of impose. • IMPOSE v. to set as a burden or task. |
| MOPSIES | • mopsies n. Plural of mopsy. • MOPSY n. a woman who wears dowdy clothes. |
| POESIES | • poesies n. Plural of poesy. • POESY v. to utter poetry. |
| POISERS | • poisers n. Plural of poiser. • POISER n. the balancer of dipterous insects. |
| POLISES | • polises n. Plural of polis. • -polises suff. Plural of -polis. • POLIS n. (Greek) an ancient Greek city state. |
| POPSIES | • popsies n. Plural of popsy. • POPSIE n. a term of endearment, also POPSY. |
| POSIEST | • posiest adj. Superlative form of posey: most posey. • POSY adj. given to posing, also POSEY. |
| POSSIES | • possies n. Plural of possie. • POSSIE n. (Australian slang) a position, also POZZY. |
| POSTIES | • posties n. Plural of postie. • POSTIE n. (Australian slang) a postman. |
| POTSIES | • potsies n. Plural of potsie. • potsies n. Plural of potsy. • POTSY n. a children's game, also POTSIE. |
| POUSSIE | • POUSSIE n. a familiar name for a cat, also PUSSY. |
| PROSSIE | • prossie n. (Slang) A prostitute. • PROSSIE n. (colloq.) a prostitute, also PROSS, PROSTIE, PROZZIE. |
| SEPIOST | • SEPIOST n. cuttlebone, also SEPIOSTAIRE, SEPIUM. |
| SOAPIES | • soapies n. Plural of soapie. • SOAPIE n. (Australian slang) a serial melodrama on radio or television, also SOAPER. |
| SOPHIES | • sophies n. Plural of sophy. • Sophies n. Plural of Sophie. • SOPHY n. (Arabic) a ruler of Persia. |
| SOPITES | • sopites v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sopite. • SOPITE v. to put to sleep. |
| SPINOSE | • spinose adj. Having spines. • SPINOSE adj. covered with thorns, also SPINOUS. |