| BUSHINGS | • bushings n. Plural of bushing. • BUSHING n. a bush, an insulator which allows a live wire to pass through a wall. |
| BUSHPIGS | • bushpigs n. Plural of bushpig. • bush␣pigs n. Plural of bush pig. • BUSHPIG n. an African wild pig. |
| GUNSHIPS | • gunships n. Plural of gunship. • GUNSHIP n. an armed helicopter. |
| GUSHIEST | • gushiest adj. Superlative form of gushy: most gushy. • GUSHY adj. overly sentimental. |
| HOUSINGS | • housings n. Plural of housing. • HOUSING n. any dwelling house. |
| HUSKINGS | • huskings n. Plural of husking. • HUSKING n. a festive gathering to assist in husking maize. |
| HUSTINGS | • hustings n. A platform where candidates in an election give speeches; a husting. • hustings n. (By extension) An election campaign. • hustings n. Plural of husting. |
| MISHUGAS | • MISHUGAS n. (Yiddish) crazy or foolish behaviour, also MESHUGAAS, MISHEGAAS, MISHEGOSS. |
| MUSHINGS | • MUSHING n. the act of reducing to mush. |
| RUSHINGS | • rushings n. Plural of rushing. • RUSHING n. yardage gained in football by running plays. |
| SHUGGIES | • SHUGGY n. (dialect) a swing, as at a fairground. |
| SHUSHING | • shushing v. Present participle of shush. • shushing n. The act of making a shush sound to silence somebody. • SHUSH v. to hush. |
| SIMURGHS | • simurghs n. Plural of simurgh. • SIMURGH n. (Persian) a monstrous bird of Persian fable, also SIMORG, SIMURG. |
| SLOUGHIS | • SLOUGHI n. a breed of dog, originally from NW Africa, with a smooth coat, lean body, and excellent vision. |
| SLUGGISH | • sluggish adj. Habitually idle and lazy; slothful; dull; inactive. • sluggish adj. Slow; having little motion. • sluggish adj. Having no power to move oneself or itself; inert. |
| SLUSHING | • slushing v. Present participle of slush. • SLUSH v. to splash with partly melted snow. |
| SMUSHING | • smushing v. Present participle of smush. • SMUSH v. to crush. |
| SNUSHING | • SNUSH v. (obsolete) to snuff. |
| UNSIGHTS | • unsights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsight. • UNSIGHT v. to prevent from seeing. |