| FOOTSIES | • footsies n. Plural of footsie. • footsies n. Plural of footsy. • FOOTSY n. a flirting game played with the feet, also FOOTSIE. |
| GOOSIEST | • goosiest adj. Superlative form of goosy: most goosy. • GOOSY adj. resembling a goose. |
| ISOTONES | • isotones n. Plural of isotone. • ISOTONE n. one of a number of nuclides having the same number of neutrons in the nucleus with differing numbers of protons. |
| ISOTOPES | • isotopes n. Plural of isotope. • ISOTOPE n. one of two more atoms with the same atomic number that contain different numbers of neutrons. |
| OSTEOIDS | • osteoids n. Plural of osteoid. • OSTEOID n. an uncalcified bone matrix. |
| OSTEOSIS | • osteosis n. Osteogenesis; bone formation. • OSTEOSIS n. the formation of bone. |
| OSTIOLES | • ostioles n. Plural of ostiole. • OSTIOLE n. a small bodily opening. |
| OSTOMIES | • ostomies n. Plural of ostomy. • OSTOMY n. a type of surgical operation. |
| SHOOTIES | • shooties n. Plural of shootie. • SHOOTIE n. a fashionable shoe that covers the ankle. |
| SOOKIEST | • sookiest adj. Superlative form of sooky: most sooky. • SOOKY adj. (Australian slang) given to petulant complaining. |
| SOOTIEST | • sootiest adj. Superlative form of sooty: most sooty. • SOOTY adj. covered with soot. |
| STOOKIES | • stookies n. Plural of stookie. • STOOKIE n. (Scots) stucco; a statue. |
| STOOLIES | • stoolies n. Plural of stoolie. • STOOLIE n. (short for) a stool-pigeon, a police informer, also STOOLY. |
| STOOSHIE | • stooshie n. (Scotland) The disruption caused by a disagreement or misunderstanding. • STOOSHIE n. (Scots) fuss, ado, also STASHIE, STISHIE, STOUSHIE, STUSHIE. |
| TOOTSIES | • tootsies n. Plural of tootsie. • tootsies n. Plural of tootsy. • TOOTSY n. (US) a sweetheart, also TOOTSIE. |