| BOOKSIEST | • BOOKSY adj. in a literary way, also BOOKSIE. |
| COCKSIEST | • COCKSY adj. self-important, also COXY. |
| DIESTOCKS | • diestocks n. Plural of diestock. • DIESTOCK n. a stock to hold the dies used for cutting screws. |
| FOLKSIEST | • folksiest adj. Superlative form of folksy: most folksy. • FOLKSY adj. having an affected folklike quality. |
| INKSTONES | • inkstones n. Plural of inkstone. • INKSTONE n. a type of stone used in making ink. |
| INSTROKES | • instrokes n. Plural of instroke. • INSTROKE n. the upstroke of a piston. |
| KENDOISTS | • KENDOIST n. one who practises kendo. |
| KERATOSIS | • keratosis n. (Medicine) The condition of having keratin growing on the skin. • KERATOSIS n. excessive growth of horny tissue of skin. |
| OUTKISSED | • outkissed v. Simple past tense and past participle of outkiss. • OUTKISS v. to surpass in kissing. |
| OUTKISSES | • outkisses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outkiss. • OUTKISS v. to surpass in kissing. |
| SHONKIEST | • shonkiest adj. Superlative form of shonky: most shonky. • SHONKY adj. (Australian slang) unreliable, dishonest. |
| SPOOKIEST | • spookiest adj. Superlative form of spooky: most spooky. • SPOOKY adj. scary, also SPOOKISH. |
| STEINBOKS | • steinboks n. Plural of steinbok. • STEINBOK n. (South African) a small South African antelope, also STEENBOK, STEENBUCK, STEINBOCK, STEMBOK, STEMBUCK. |
| STENOKIES | • STENOKY n. (Greek) the ability to live only under limited conditions. |
| STOCKIEST | • stockiest adj. Superlative form of stocky: most stocky. • STOCKY adj. having a short, thick body. |
| STOKESIAS | • stokesias n. Plural of stokesia. • STOKESIA n. a perennial herb of the southern US. |
| TOKENISMS | • tokenisms n. Plural of tokenism. • TOKENISM n. the policy of making only a superficial effort. |
| TURKOISES | • turkoises n. Plural of turkois. • TURKOIS n. (archaic) turquoise. |
| WORKSITES | • worksites n. Plural of worksite. • WORKSITE n. an area where work takes place. |