| DIGESTIFS | • digestifs n. Plural of digestif. • DIGESTIF n. an alcoholic drink taken after a meal. |
| FEASTINGS | • feastings n. Plural of feasting. • FEASTING n. the act of feasting. |
| FIGURISTS | • figurists n. Plural of figurist. • FIGURIST n. one who uses or interprets figurative expressions. |
| FROSTINGS | • frostings n. Plural of frosting. • FROSTING n. icing. |
| FUSTILUGS | • fustilugs n. (UK, dialect, archaic, rare) An unattractive, grossly overweight person. • FUSTILUGS n. (obsolete) a fat and slovenly person. |
| GIFTSHOPS | • giftshops n. Plural of giftshop. • gift␣shops n. Plural of gift shop. • GIFTSHOP n. a shop selling presents. |
| ISOGRAFTS | • isografts n. Plural of isograft. • ISOGRAFT v. to transplant from one to another of the same species. |
| MISGRAFTS | • misgrafts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misgraft. • MISGRAFT v. to graft wrongly. |
| SHAFTINGS | • shaftings n. Plural of shafting. • SHAFTING n. a system of rods for transmitting power. |
| SHIFTINGS | • shiftings n. Plural of shifting. • SHIFTING n. the act of shifting. |
| SOFTLINGS | • softlings n. Plural of softling. • SOFTLING n. (archaic) a soft, effeminate person. |
| STAFFINGS | • staffings n. Plural of staffing. • STAFFING n. the provision of staff. |
| STIFLINGS | • stiflings n. Plural of stifling. • STIFLING n. the act of stifling. |
| STINGFISH | • stingfish n. Any of several species of scorpionfish. • STINGFISH n. the weever fish, also STINGBULL. |
| STRAFINGS | • strafings n. Plural of strafing. • STRAFING n. the act of raking with machinegun fire from low-flying aeroplanes. |
| STUFFINGS | • stuffings n. Plural of stuffing. • STUFFING n. material with which something is stuffed. |