| CHORISES | • chorises n. Plural of chorisis. • CHORISIS n. (Greek) the multiplication of organs by splitting, also CHORISM. |
| DISHORSE | • dishorse v. (Archaic, intransitive) To dismount from a horse. • dishorse v. (Transitive) To unseat from a horse. • DISHORSE v. to make someone fall from a horse. |
| HERISSON | • herisson n. A beam or bar armed with iron spikes, and turning on a pivot, used to block up a passage. • herisson n. (Heraldry) A hedgehog. • HERISSON n. (French) a pivoted beam with iron spikes, protecting wall, passage, etc. |
| HEROISES | • heroises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of heroise. • HEROISE v. to make heroic, also HEROIZE. |
| HEROISMS | • heroisms n. Plural of heroism. • HEROISM n. heroic behaviour. |
| HIDROSES | • hidroses n. Plural of hidrosis. • HIDROSIS n. abnormal perspiration. |
| HOISTERS | • hoisters n. Plural of hoister. • HOISTER n. one who hoists. |
| HORMESIS | • hormesis n. Stimulation by the use of a low concentration of a toxin. • HORMESIS n. a phenomenon whereby substances that are toxic in large doses have a beneficial effect when absorbed in very small doses. |
| HORSIEST | • horsiest adj. Superlative form of horsey: most horsey. • HORSEY adj. like a horse, also HORSY. |
| HOSTRIES | • hostries n. Plural of hostry. • HOSTRY n. (Spenser) a hostelry; an inn or lodging house. |
| ORCHESIS | • orchesis n. The act and/or art of dancing. • ORCHESIS n. an art of dancing. |
| ORCHISES | • orchises n. Plural of orchis. • ORCHIS n. (Greek) any flower of the Orchis genus. |
| POSERISH | • poserish adj. Synonym of poseurish. • POSERISH adj. affected, insincere. |
| ROSEFISH | • rosefish n. Alternative form of rose fish. • rose␣fish n. A large marine food fish, Sebastes norvegicus, that lives off the North Atlantic coasts of Europe and North America. • ROSEFISH n. a large marine food fish, aka bergylt. |
| ROSEHIPS | • rosehips n. Plural of rosehip. • rose␣hips n. Plural of rose hip. • ROSEHIP n. the fruit of the rose. |
| SHORTIES | • shorties n. Plural of shorty. • shorties n. Short socks. • SHORTY n. (colloquial) a short person, also SHORTIE. |
| SLOSHIER | • sloshier adj. Comparative form of sloshy: more sloshy. • SLOSHY adj. splashy. |
| SPOSHIER | • SPOSHY adj. (US) slushy. |