| BACKSPEERING | • BACKSPEER v. (Scots) to cross-question, also BACKSPEIR. |
| FORESPEAKING | • forespeaking v. Present participle of forespeak. • forespeaking n. (Obsolete) A foretelling; a prediction. • forespeaking n. (Obsolete) A preface. |
| HENPECKERIES | • HENPECKERY n. the practice of henpecking, nagging. |
| HYPERKINESES | • hyperkineses n. Plural of hyperkinesis. • HYPERKINESIS n. muscle spasm; a hyperactive condition of children, also HYPERKINESIA. |
| HYPERKINESIA | • hyperkinesia n. Hyperkinesis. • HYPERKINESIA n. muscle spasm, a hyperactive condition of children, also HYPERKINESIS. |
| HYPERKINESIS | • hyperkinesis n. (Pathology) Abnormally increased and sometimes uncontrollable activity or muscular movements. • hyperkinesis n. (Pathology) A condition especially of childhood characterized by hyperactivity. • HYPERKINESIS n. muscle spasm; a hyperactive condition of children, also HYPERKINESIA. |
| KINDERSPIELS | • KINDERSPIEL n. (German) a children's cantata or play. |
| KRIEGSSPIELS | • kriegsspiels n. Plural of kriegsspiel. • KRIEGSSPIEL n. (German) a war game played on a map to train officers; a form of chess in which the players use separate boards and are allowed only limited communication through an umpire, also KRIEGSPIEL. |
| MARLINESPIKE | • marlinespike n. Alternative spelling of marlinspike. • marline␣spike n. Alternative spelling of marlinspike. • MARLINESPIKE n. a tool used to separate rope strands while splicing, also MARLINGSPIKE, MARLINSPIKE. |
| PEACOCKERIES | • peacockeries n. Plural of peacockery. • PEACOCKERY n. vain ostentation. |
| PERESTROIKAS | • perestroikas n. Plural of perestroika. • PERESTROIKA n. (Russian) the period of reconstruction in Russia under Mikhail Gorbachev. |
| PERJINKITIES | • PERJINKITY n. (Scots) a nicety. |
| PIECEWORKERS | • pieceworkers n. Plural of pieceworker. • PIECEWORKER n. one who does piecework. |
| PLACEKICKERS | • placekickers n. Plural of placekicker. • PLACEKICKER n. one who does placekicks. |
| SPEAKERSHIPS | • speakerships n. Plural of speakership. • SPEAKERSHIP n. the office of speaker. |
| SPECKSIONEER | • specksioneer n. A chief harpooner, who also directs in cutting up the speck, or blubber, of the whale. • SPECKSIONEER n. (Dutch) the chief harpooner on a whaler, who directs the flensing of the whale, also SPECKTIONEER. |
| SPECKTIONEER | • specktioneer n. Alternative form of specksioneer. • SPECKTIONEER n. (Dutch) the chief harpooner on a whaler, who directs the flensing of the whale, also SPECKSIONEER. |
| SPRINGKEEPER | • SPRINGKEEPER n. a salamander. |
| STOREKEEPING | • storekeeping n. The work of a storekeeper, looking after a shop. • STOREKEEPING n. the business of keeping a store. |
| SUPERSTRIKES | • superstrikes n. Plural of superstrike. • SUPERSTRIKE n. an exceptional strike. |