| BLUEBUSHES | • BLUEBUSH n. an Australian blue-grey shrub. |
| BLUEFISHES | • bluefishes n. Plural of bluefish. • BLUEFISH n. a large voracious fish of the Serranidae, on the US Atlantic coast. |
| BUSHELLERS | • bushellers n. Plural of busheller. • BUSHELLER n. one who bushels, mends and alters men's clothes, also BUSHELER, BUSHELMAN. |
| HELIBUSSES | • helibusses n. Plural of helibus. • HELIBUS n. a scheduled helicopter service. |
| HERCULESES | • HERCULES n. (Latin) any man of great size and strength. |
| HOUSEFLIES | • houseflies n. Plural of housefly. • HOUSEFLY n. a common fly. |
| HOUSELEEKS | • houseleeks n. Plural of houseleek. • HOUSELEEK n. a plant of the leek family. |
| HOUSELINES | • houselines n. Plural of houseline. • HOUSELINE n. tarred marline, a line of two loosely twisted strands. |
| HUMBLENESS | • humbleness n. Modesty, humility; the property of being humble. • HUMBLENESS n. the quality of being humble. |
| HUMBLESSES | • HUMBLESSE n. (Spenser) humility. |
| LUSHNESSES | • lushnesses n. Plural of lushness. • LUSHNESS n. the state of being lush. |
| QUENCHLESS | • quenchless adj. That cannot be quenched; unquenchable. • QUENCHLESS adj. incapable of being quenched. |
| RESHUFFLES | • reshuffles n. Plural of reshuffle. • reshuffles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reshuffle. • RESHUFFLE v. to shuffle again. |
| SCHEDULERS | • schedulers n. Plural of scheduler. • SCHEDULER n. one who schedules. |
| SEPULCHERS | • sepulchers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sepulcher. • SEPULCHER v. to place in a sepulcher, also SEPULCHRE. |
| SEPULCHRES | • sepulchres n. Plural of sepulchre. • SEPULCHRE n. a receptacle in an altar for holding religious relics. |
| SLOEBUSHES | • sloebushes n. Plural of sloebush. • sloe-bushes n. Plural of sloe-bush. • sloe␣bushes n. Plural of sloe bush. |
| SQUELCHERS | • squelchers n. Plural of squelcher. • SQUELCHER n. an overwhelming blow, retort etc. |
| WELLHOUSES | • wellhouses n. Plural of wellhouse. • WELLHOUSE n. a structure above a well, housing the windlass. |