| BLOGPOSTS | • blogposts n. Plural of blogpost. • blog␣posts n. Plural of blog post. • BLOGPOST n. a single entry in a blog. |
| GATEPOSTS | • gateposts n. Plural of gatepost. • GATEPOST n. a post from which a gate is hung. |
| GIFTSHOPS | • giftshops n. Plural of giftshop. • gift␣shops n. Plural of gift shop. • GIFTSHOP n. a shop selling presents. |
| GOALPOSTS | • goalposts n. Plural of goalpost. • goalposts n. (Bowling) a 7-10 split. • goal␣posts n. Plural of goal post. |
| GRASSPLOT | • grassplot n. (US and 19th century English) A lawn. • grassplot n. (US) An area of grass on which cars may be parked. • GRASSPLOT n. a plot of ground overgrown with grass. |
| GROUPISTS | • groupists n. Plural of groupist. • GROUPIST n. someone who belongs to a group. |
| HIGHSPOTS | • highspots n. Plural of highspot. • HIGHSPOT n. a high point. |
| KINGPOSTS | • kingposts n. Plural of kingpost. • king␣posts n. Plural of king post. • KINGPOST n. a perpendicular beam in the frame of a roof. |
| POSSETING | • posseting n. The regurgitation of milk after feeding, in newborn babies. • posseting v. Present participle of posset. • POSSET v. to curdle. |
| POSTGRADS | • postgrads n. Plural of postgrad. • POSTGRAD n. a student continuing formal education after graduation. |
| SIGNPOSTS | • signposts n. Plural of signpost. • sign-posts n. Plural of sign-post. • SIGNPOST v. to provide with posts bearing signs. |
| SPONGIEST | • spongiest adj. Superlative form of spongy: most spongy. • SPONGY adj. absorptive. |
| SPOTTINGS | • spottings n. Plural of spotting. • SPOTTING n. the act of spotting. |
| SPOUTINGS | • spoutings n. Plural of spouting. • SPOUTING n. a rainwater downpipe. |
| SPROGLETS | • sproglets n. Plural of sproglet. • SPROGLET n. a small child. |
| STOPPAGES | • stoppages n. Plural of stoppage. • stoppages n. (UK) Salary deductions. • STOPPAGE n. the act of stopping. |
| STOPPINGS | • stoppings n. Plural of stopping. • STOPPING n. the action of one who stops. |
| UPTOSSING | • uptossing v. Present participle of uptoss. • UPTOSS v. to toss upward. |