| BOOKSTORES | • bookstores n. Plural of bookstore. • book␣stores n. Plural of book store. • BOOKSTORE n. a bookshop. |
| COCKHORSES | • cockhorses n. Plural of cockhorse. • cock-horses n. Plural of cock-horse. • COCKHORSE n. a child's rocking-horse. |
| FORESHOCKS | • foreshocks n. Plural of foreshock. • FORESHOCK n. a minor tremor that precedes an earthquake. |
| HOUSEWORKS | • HOUSEWORK n. the work of looking after a house. |
| KARYOSOMES | • karyosomes n. Plural of karyosome. • KARYOSOME n. a spherical aggregation of chromatin in a resting nucleus during mitosis. |
| MONOSKIERS | • monoskiers n. Plural of monoskier. • MONOSKIER n. one who skis on a monoski. |
| NONKOSHERS | • NONKOSHER n. food that is not kosher. |
| NONSMOKERS | • nonsmokers n. Plural of nonsmoker. • non-smokers n. Plural of non-smoker. • NONSMOKER n. one who is not a smoker. |
| OUTSTROKES | • outstrokes n. Plural of outstroke. • OUTSTROKE n. an outward stroke. |
| OVERSMOKES | • oversmokes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of oversmoke. • OVERSMOKE v. to smoke excessively. |
| OVERSTOCKS | • overstocks n. Plural of overstock. • overstocks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overstock. • OVERSTOCK v. to stock in excess. |
| SMACKEROOS | • smackeroos n. Plural of smackeroo. • SMACKEROO n. a loud kiss; one pound stirling. |
| SNAKEROOTS | • snakeroots n. Plural of snakeroot. • SNAKEROOT n. bistort, milkwort, or any other plant whose root has been thought good for snakebites. |
| SOOTERKINS | • sooterkins n. Plural of sooterkin. • SOOTERKIN n. (Dutch) a kind of false birth, fabled to be produced by Dutch women from sitting over their stoves. |
| SPOOKERIES | • spookeries n. Plural of spookery. • SPOOKERY n. something spooky. |
| STINKEROOS | • stinkeroos n. Plural of stinkeroo. • STINKEROO n. a bad or contemptible person. |
| STOCKHORSE | • STOCKHORSE n. (Australian) a horse trained to work with sheep and cattle. |
| STONEWORKS | • stoneworks n. Plural of stonework. • stoneworks n. A place where quarried stone is processed. • STONEWORK n. any work in stone. |
| WORKHORSES | • workhorses n. Plural of workhorse. • work␣horses n. Plural of work horse. • WORKHORSE n. a horse used in a labouring capacity rather than for racing. |
| WORKHOUSES | • workhouses n. Plural of workhouse. • work␣houses n. Plural of work house. • WORKHOUSE n. (historical) a place for old people who can no longer support themselves. |