| HAYINGS | • hayings n. Plural of haying. • HAYING n. the season for harvesting hay. |
| HYALINS | • hyalins n. Plural of hyalin. • HYALIN n. a clear translucent substance, such as that in hydatid cysts. |
| HYMNIST | • hymnist n. A writer of hymns. • HYMNIST n. a person who composes hymns, also HYMNODIST. |
| HYPINGS | • HYPING n. the act of hyping. |
| HYPNICS | • hypnics n. Plural of hypnic. • HYPNIC n. a soporific. |
| LINHAYS | • linhays n. Plural of linhay. • LINHAY n. a shed, also LINNEY, LINNY. |
| LYCHNIS | • lychnis n. (Botany) Any of the genus Lychnis of flowering plants. • Lychnis prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Caryophyllaceae – certain campions and catchflies, now usually Silene. • LYCHNIS n. (Greek) a plant of the campion genus Lychnis of the pink family. |
| PHYTINS | • PHYTIN n. a substance from plants used as an energy supplement. |
| ROYNISH | • roynish adj. (Obsolete) Mangy; scabby. • roynish adj. Mean; paltry; troublesome. • ROYNISH adj. (Shakespeare) mangy; scurvy, also ROINISH. |
| SHINDYS | • shindys n. Plural of shindy. • SHINDY n. a commotion, uproar. |
| SHINGLY | • shingly adj. Covered with shingle or small pebbles. • SHINGLY adj. covered with small, loose stones. |
| SHINILY | • shinily adv. In a shiny manner. • SHINY adv. filled with light. |
| SHINNEY | • shinney n. (Obsolete) The game of hockey. • SHINNEY v. to play a form of hockey. |
| SNITCHY | • snitchy adj. Characteristic of snitches or snitching; tell-tale. • snitchy adj. Irritable; ill-tempered. • SNITCHY adj. (New Zealand) bad tempered. |
| ZANYISH | • zanyish adj. Somewhat zany. • ZANYISH adj. somewhat zany. |