| CONSENTS | • consents n. Plural of consent. • consents v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of consent. • CONSENT v. to give approval. |
| INSANEST | • insanest adj. Superlative form of insane: most insane. • INSANE adj. mentally unsound. |
| NEATNESS | • neatness n. The state of being neat. • NEATNESS n. the state of being neat. |
| NESTINGS | • nestings n. Plural of nesting. • NESTING n. the act of making nests. |
| NEUSTONS | • neustons n. Plural of neuston. • NEUSTON n. (Greek) the aggregate of minute aquatic organisms that inhabit the surface of a body of water. |
| NEXTNESS | • nextness n. The fact or condition of immediate succession or proximity; the quality of being next. • NEXTNESS n. the state of being next. |
| SPINNETS | • spinnets n. Plural of spinnet. • SPINNET n. a musical instrument like a small harpsichord, also SPINET, SPINETTE. |
| STANINES | • stanines n. Plural of stanine. • STANINE n. a nine-point scale on which test scores can be grouped in descending order of achievement, first developed by the US Air Force. |
| STANNELS | • stannels n. Plural of stannel. • STANNEL n. the kestrel, also STANDGALE, STANIEL, STANYEL. |
| STERNSON | • sternson n. (Nautical) The end of a ship’s keelson, to which the sternpost is bolted. • STERNSON n. the end of a ship's keelson, to which the sternpost is bolted. |
| STUNNERS | • stunners n. Plural of stunner. • STUNNER n. a very attractive person. |
| SUNNIEST | • sunniest adj. Superlative form of sunny: most sunny. • SUNNY adj. full of sun. |
| SUNSTONE | • sunstone n. (Mineralogy) A translucent form of feldspar having flakes of hematite, used as an ornamental stone. • SUNSTONE n. a variety of quartz. |
| SYNTONES | • SYNTONE n. a person having a syntonic temperament. |
| TENNISES | • tennises n. Plural of tennis. • tennises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tennis. • TENNIS n. an outdoor ball game. |
| TENNISTS | • tennists n. Plural of tennist. • TENNIST n. a tennis player. |
| TENSIONS | • tensions n. Plural of tension. • tensions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tension. • TENSION v. to make strained. |
| THINNESS | • thinness n. The state or quality of being thin. • THINNESS n. the state of being thin. |
| TININESS | • tininess n. The property of being tiny; minuteness. • TININESS n. the quality of being tiny. |