| BOOKSELLERS | • booksellers n. Plural of bookseller. • BOOKSELLER n. one that sells books. |
| COKULORISES | • cokulorises n. Plural of cokuloris. • COKULORIS n. a palette with irregular holes, placed between lighting and camera to prevent glare. |
| COMSTOCKERS | • COMSTOCKER n. one who engages in comstockery, self-righteous, moralizing censorship. |
| COURSEBOOKS | • coursebooks n. Plural of coursebook. • COURSEBOOK n. a book used on an educational course. |
| COURSEWORKS | • COURSEWORK n. work done for an educational course. |
| CROOKEDNESS | • crookedness n. The state of being crooked. • CROOKEDNESS n. the state of being crooked. |
| DOWNSTROKES | • downstrokes n. Plural of downstroke. • DOWNSTROKE n. a stroke made with a downward motion of the pen or pencil. |
| MOONSTRIKES | • MOONSTRIKE n. the act of landing a spacecraft on the surface of the moon. |
| SKEUOMORPHS | • skeuomorphs n. Plural of skeuomorph. • SKEUOMORPH n. a design feature copied from a similar artifact in another material, even when not functionally necessary e.g. the click sound of a shutter in an analog camera that is now reproduced in a digital camera by playing a sound clip. |
| SLOPWORKERS | • SLOPWORKER n. one who does slopwork, the making of slop-clothing. |
| SMOKEBOARDS | • smoke␣boards n. Plural of smoke board. • SMOKEBOARD n. a board suspended in front of a fireplace to prevent the smoke coming out into the room. |
| SOURCEBOOKS | • sourcebooks n. Plural of sourcebook. • SOURCEBOOK n. a book of original documents for (esp. historic) study. |
| STOCKHORSES | • STOCKHORSE n. (Australian) a horse trained to work with sheep and cattle. |
| STOCKROUTES | • STOCKROUTE n. in Australia and New Zealand, a right of way for travelling stock. |
| WOODSHRIKES | • woodshrikes n. Plural of woodshrike. • WOODSHRIKE n. a species of shrike, with black-and-white plumage but a red-brown crown, also WOODCHAT. |