| COOKHOUSES | • cookhouses n. Plural of cookhouse. • COOKHOUSE n. a place where cooking is carried out. |
| COOLHOUSES | • coolhouses n. Plural of coolhouse. • COOLHOUSE n. a greenhouse kept at a cool temperature. |
| HODOSCOPES | • hodoscopes n. Plural of hodoscope. • HODOSCOPE n. an instrument for tracing paths of ionizing particles. |
| HOROSCOPES | • horoscopes n. Plural of horoscope. • HOROSCOPE n. a map of the heavens at the hour or on the day of a person's birth, by which an astrologer predicts the events of a person's life. |
| HOUSEROOMS | • houserooms n. Plural of houseroom. • HOUSEROOM n. room or place in a house; as, to give any one houseroom. |
| OVERSHOOTS | • overshoots v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overshoot. • OVERSHOOT v. to shoot over or beyond one's target. |
| POORHOUSES | • poorhouses n. Plural of poorhouse. • poor␣houses n. Plural of poor house. • POORHOUSE n. (historical) a place of residence for people too poor to support themselves. |
| SMOKEHOODS | • smokehoods n. Plural of smokehood. • smoke␣hoods n. Plural of smoke hood. • SMOKEHOOD n. a protective hood for a firefighter that prevents the wearer from inhaling smoke. |
| SOPHOMORES | • sophomores n. Plural of sophomore. • SOPHOMORE n. a second year student in an American college. |
| TOKOLOSHES | • tokoloshes n. Plural of tokolosh. • tokoloshes n. Plural of tokoloshe. • TOKOLOSHE n. (Zulu) in Bantu folklore, a hairy malevolent dwarflike creature with supernatural powers, also TIKOLOSHE, TOKOLOSHI. |
| TOOLHOUSES | • toolhouses n. Plural of toolhouse. • TOOLHOUSE n. a place where tools are stored. |
| WOODHORSES | • WOODHORSE n. a sawhorse. |
| WOODHOUSES | • woodhouses n. Plural of woodhouse. • WOODHOUSE n. a wild man of the woods, used in heraldry as a supporter, also WOODWOSE. |