| KURTOSISES | • kurtosises n. Plural of kurtosis. • KURTOSIS n. the sharpness of the peak of a statistical curve. |
| OUTCROSSES | • outcrosses n. Plural of outcross. • outcrosses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outcross. • OUTCROSS v. to cross the same breed with a different strain. |
| OUTDRESSES | • outdresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outdress. • OUTDRESS v. to surpass in dressing. |
| OUTGROSSES | • outgrosses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outgross. • OUTGROSS v. to surpass in gross earnings. |
| OUTPRESSES | • outpresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outpress. • OUTPRESS v. to surpass in pressing. |
| POSTURISES | • posturises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of posturise. • POSTURISE v. to posture, also POSTURIZE. |
| ROBUSTNESS | • robustness n. The quality of being robust. • ROBUSTNESS n. the state of being robust. |
| ROUSSETTES | • roussettes n. Plural of roussette. • ROUSSETTE n. (French) a kind of fruit-bat; a kind of dogfish. |
| SODBUSTERS | • sodbusters n. Plural of sodbuster. • SODBUSTER n. (US) a farmer who works the soil. |
| STEGOSAURS | • stegosaurs n. Plural of stegosaur. • STEGOSAUR n. a herbivorous dinosaur of the Jurassic period, also STEGOSAURUS. |
| STROMBUSES | • strombuses n. Plural of strombus. • STROMBUS n. (Greek) a very large gastropod related to the whelk, also STROMB. |
| STUDHORSES | • studhorses n. Plural of studhorse. • stud␣horses n. Plural of stud horse. • STUDHORSE n. a stallion kept for breeding. |
| SUBSECTORS | • subsectors n. Plural of subsector. • SUBSECTOR n. part of a sector. |
| SUNSTROKES | • sunstrokes n. Plural of sunstroke. • SUNSTROKE n. a medical condition of general collapse caused by prolonged exposure to intense sunlight. |
| SUSCEPTORS | • susceptors n. Plural of susceptor. • SUSCEPTOR n. (obsolete) a sponsor. |
| TROUSSEAUS | • trousseaus n. Plural of trousseau. • TROUSSEAU n. (French) clothes collected by a bride for her marriage. |
| TUTORESSES | • tutoresses n. Plural of tutoress. • TUTORESS n. (archaic) a female tutor, also TUTRESS, TUTRIX. |