| CLIFFTOP | • clifftop n. The top of a cliff. • CLIFFTOP n. the top of a cliff. |
| FLIPFLOP | • flipflop n. Alternative form of flip-flop. • flipflop v. Alternative form of flip-flop. • flip-flop n. (US) An instance of flip-flopping, of repeatedly changing one’s stated opinion about a matter. |
| JUMPOFFS | • jumpoffs n. Plural of jumpoff. • JUMPOFF n. a starting point. |
| OFFPRINT | • offprint n. A reproduction of a single article from a journal or similar publication. • offprint v. (Transitive) To reprint as an excerpt. • OFFPRINT v. to reprint an excerpt. |
| OFFRAMPS | • offramps n. Plural of offramp: alternative spelling of off-ramps. • off-ramps n. Plural of off-ramp. • OFFRAMP n. a road leading off an expressway. |
| PICKOFFS | • pickoffs n. Plural of pickoff. • pick␣offs n. Plural of pick off. • PICKOFF n. a play in baseball. |
| PIFFEROS | • PIFFERO n. (Italian) a fife; an Italian bagpipe. |
| PLAYOFFS | • playoffs n. Plural of playoff. • play-offs n. Plural of play-off. • PLAYOFF n. a game to decide a tie. |
| PONTIFFS | • pontiffs n. Plural of pontiff. • Pontiffs prop.n. Plural of Pontiff. • PONTIFF n. (Latin) a chief priest, also PONTIFEX. |
| POUFFIER | • pouffier adj. Comparative form of pouffy: more pouffy. • POUFFY adj. like a pouf, a loose roll of hair. |
| POUFFING | • pouffing v. Present participle of pouffe. • pouffing v. Present participle of pouff. • POUFFE v. to give a puffed shape to the hair, also POUF, POUFF. |
| PROFFERS | • proffers n. Plural of proffer. • proffers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of proffer. • Proffers prop.n. Plural of Proffer. |
| SPINOFFS | • spinoffs n. Plural of spinoff. • spin-offs n. Plural of spin-off. • SPINOFF n. an incidental result. |
| SPOFFISH | • spoffish adj. (UK, colloquial, dated) earnest and active in matters of no importance; bustling. • SPOFFISH adj. (archaic) fussy, officious, also SPOFFY. |
| STOPOFFS | • stopoffs n. Plural of stopoff. • STOPOFF n. a brief stop in the course of a journey, also STOPOVER. |