| ASTELIES | • ASTELY n. the absence of a central cylinder or stele. |
| ELEGISTS | • elegists n. Plural of elegist. • ELEGIST n. one who writes elegies. |
| EPISTLES | • epistles n. Plural of epistle. • Epistles n. Plural of Epistle. • EPISTLE v. to preface. |
| ESTOILES | • estoiles n. Plural of estoile. • ESTOILE n. (French) in heraldry, a six-pointed star whose rays are wavy, instead of straight like those of a mullet, also ETOILE. |
| EXITLESS | • exitless adj. Having no exit. • EXITLESS adj. without a way out. |
| FELSITES | • felsites n. Plural of felsite. • FELSITE n. a fine-grained rock consisting essentially of orthoclase feldspar with occasional grains of quartz, also FELSTONE. |
| LEISHEST | • LEISH adj. (Scots) active, supple. |
| LEISTERS | • leisters n. Plural of leister. • Leisters prop.n. Plural of Leister. • LEISTER v. (Old Norse) to spear with a three-pronged fishing implement. |
| LITENESS | • LITENESS n. the state of being lite. |
| RITELESS | • riteless adj. Without rites. • RITELESS adj. without rites. |
| SEELIEST | • seeliest adj. Superlative form of seely: most seely. • SEELY adj. fortunate; innocent. |
| SETLINES | • setlines n. Plural of setline. • SETLINE n. a strong fishing line between buoys. |
| SEXTILES | • sextiles n. Plural of sextile. • SEXTILE n. the aspect of two planets which are one-sixth of a circle (60 degrees) apart in the sky. |
| SHEITELS | • sheitels n. Plural of sheitel. • SHEITEL n. (Yiddish) a wig worn by a married Jewish woman. |
| SHELTIES | • shelties n. Plural of sheltie. • shelties n. Plural of shelty. • Shelties n. Plural of Sheltie. |
| STEELIES | • steelies n. Plural of steelie. • STEELIE n. a steel playing marble. |
| TIDELESS | • tideless adj. Without tides; nontidal. • TIDELESS adj. without a tide. |
| TIMELESS | • timeless adj. Eternal. • timeless adj. Not affected by time; ageless. • timeless adj. (Obsolete) Done at an improper time; unseasonable; untimely. |
| TIRELESS | • tireless adj. Indefatigable, untiring and not yielding to fatigue. • tireless adj. Without a tire (wheel covering); tyreless. • TIRELESS adj. seemingly incapable of tiring. |
| WITELESS | • witeless adj. (Obsolete) blameless. • WITELESS adj. without fault; blameless. |