| DYSPNEAS | • dyspneas n. Plural of dyspnea. • DYSPNEA n. laboured breathing, also DYSPNOEA. |
| HYPNOSES | • hypnoses n. Plural of hypnosis. • HYPNOSIS n. an artificially induced state resembling sleep. |
| PIGSNEYS | • pigsneys n. Plural of pigsney. • PIGSNEY n. (archaic) a term of endearment to a woman, also PIGSNIE, PIGSNY. |
| PYCNOSES | • pycnoses n. Plural of pycnosis. • PYCNOSIS n. a shrinking and thickening of a cell nucleus, also PYKNOSIS. |
| PYKNOSES | • pyknoses n. Plural of pyknosis. • PYKNOSIS n. a shrinking and thickening of a cell nucleus, also PYCNOSIS. |
| SPHYNXES | • sphynxes n. Plural of sphynx. • Sphynxes n. Plural of Sphynx. • SPHYNX n. a hairless breed of cats. |
| SPINNEYS | • spinneys n. Plural of spinney. • Spinneys prop.n. Plural of Spinney. • SPINNEY n. a small thicket or grove with undergrowth, also SPINNY. |
| SPOONEYS | • spooneys n. Plural of spooney. • SPOONEY n. one who is spooney. |
| SPRYNESS | • spryness n. The property of being spry. • SPRYNESS n. the state of being spry. |
| STEPNEYS | • Stepneys prop.n. Plural of Stepney. • Stepneys n. Plural of Stepney. • STEPNEY n. (slang) a spare wheel. |
| SYNAPSED | • synapsed v. Simple past tense and past participle of synapse. • SYNAPSE v. to come together at a certain point. |
| SYNAPSES | • synapses n. Plural of synapse. • synapses n. Plural of synapsis. • synapses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of synapse. |
| SYNAPTES | • synaptes n. Plural of synapte. • SYNAPTE n. (Greek) in the Greek church, a litany. |
| SYNCOPES | • syncopes n. Plural of syncope. • syncopés n. Plural of syncopé. • SYNCOPE n. (Greek) a contraction of a word by omitting sounds from the middle. |
| SYNOPSES | • synopses n. Plural of synopsis. • SYNOPSIS n. a general view; a summary. |
| SYNTYPES | • syntypes n. Plural of syntype. • SYNTYPE n. each of a set of type specimens on which the name of a new species is based. |