| HERSHIPS | • HERSHIP n. (Scots) plundering, plunder, esp. cattle. |
| HIPSTERS | • hipsters n. Plural of hipster. • hipsters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hipster. • hipsters n. A female undergarment with wider side sections than conventional panties. |
| PARISHES | • parishes n. Plural of parish. • Parishes prop.n. Plural of Parish. • PARISH n. a subdivision of a diocese, usually having its own church and a priest or pastor. |
| PERISHES | • perishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of perish. • PERISH v. to die. |
| PHERESIS | • pheresis n. (Medicine) Synonym of apheresis. • PHERESIS n. a specialised form of blood donation, removing some components, and returning the remaining blood to the donor. |
| PHISHERS | • phishers n. Plural of phisher. • PHISHER n. one that phishes. |
| POSERISH | • poserish adj. Synonym of poseurish. • POSERISH adj. affected, insincere. |
| PRESHIPS | • PRESHIP v. to ship beforehand. |
| ROSEHIPS | • rosehips n. Plural of rosehip. • rose␣hips n. Plural of rose hip. • ROSEHIP n. the fruit of the rose. |
| SERFSHIP | • serfship n. The role or status of a serf. • SERFSHIP n. the state of being a serf, also SERFAGE, SERFDOM, SERFHOOD. |
| SHARPIES | • sharpies n. Plural of sharpie. • Sharpies n. Plural of Sharpie. • SHARPIE n. a flat-bottomed, two-masted vessel, also SHARPY. |
| SHIPPERS | • shippers n. Plural of shipper. • SHIPPER n. a person or company that sends goods by ship or aircraft. |
| SPHERICS | • spherics n. (Mathematics) The part of geometry and trigonometry that deals with spheres. • spherics n. Alternative form of sferics. • SPHERICS n. (short for) atmospherics; the branch of science that deals with these, esp. for the radiolocation of electrical storms, also SFERICS. |
| SPOSHIER | • SPOSHY adj. (US) slushy. |
| THRIPSES | • thripses n. Plural of thrips. • THRIPS n. (Greek) any insect of the order Thysanoptera, esp. a minute black insect of the genus Thrips. |
| WHISPERS | • whispers n. Plural of whisper. • whispers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of whisper. • WHISPER v. to speak softly. |