| CHEESESTEAK | • cheesesteak n. A Philadelphia snack food consisting of chopped steak and melted cheese in a bread roll. • CHEESESTEAK n. a sandwich filled with grilled beef and cheese. |
| CHEESESTEAKS | • cheesesteaks n. Plural of cheesesteak. • CHEESESTEAK n. a sandwich filled with grilled beef and cheese. |
| GATEKEEPERS | • gatekeepers n. Plural of gatekeeper. • GATEKEEPER n. any of several Eurasian butterflies of the genus Pyronia. |
| KETOGENESES | • KETOGENESIS n. the production of ketone, esp. in diabetes. |
| STOREKEEPER | • storekeeper n. One who runs a shop, either the owner or manager. • storekeeper n. One who is in charge of stores or goods of any kind. • storekeeper n. (US, colloquial, dated) Any unsaleable item. |
| STOREKEEPERS | • storekeepers n. Plural of storekeeper. • STOREKEEPER n. one that has charge of supplies, as military stores. |
| STREETKEEPER | • STREETKEEPER n. an official formerly employed to keep order in a street or streets. |
| STREETKEEPERS | • STREETKEEPER n. an official formerly employed to keep order in a street or streets. |
| TELEKINESES | • telekineses n. Plural of telekinesis. • TELEKINESIS n. the production of motion in objects (as by a spiritualistic medium) without contact or other physical means. |
| TELEMARKETERS | • telemarketers n. Plural of telemarketer. • TELEMARKETER n. one involved in telemarketing. |
| TIMEKEEPERS | • timekeepers n. Plural of timekeeper. • time-keepers n. Plural of time-keeper. • TIMEKEEPER n. a timepiece. |
| WICKETKEEPERS | • wicketkeepers n. Plural of wicketkeeper. • wicket␣keepers n. Plural of wicket keeper. • WICKETKEEPER n. the fieldsman who stands immediately behind the batsman's wicket and whose object is to stop balls missed by the batsman. |