| CHANSONS | • chansons n. Plural of chanson. • CHANSON n. (French) a song. |
| HOSANNAS | • hosannas n. Plural of hosanna. • HOSANNA v. to shout with praise and adoration, also HOSANNAH. |
| JOHNSONS | • johnsons n. Plural of johnson. • Johnsons prop.n. Plural of Johnson. • JOHNSON n. (vulgar slang) a penis. |
| NESHNESS | • neshness n. (Britain, dialect) The condition of being nesh. • NESHNESS n. the quality of being nesh, soft, crumbly. |
| NIGHNESS | • nighness n. The quality or state of being nigh, or near. • NIGHNESS n. (obsolete) nearness. |
| NUNSHIPS | • NUNSHIP n. the condition of a nun. |
| SHANNIES | • shannies n. Plural of shanny. • SHANNY n. a small marine fish found in inshore waters and rock pools, aka smooth blenny. |
| SHINKINS | • SHINKIN n. (Welsh) a worthless person. |
| SHINNEYS | • SHINNEY v. to play a form of hockey. |
| SHINNIES | • shinnies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shinny. • SHINNY v. to climb by gripping with the hands and legs, also SHIN. |
| SHONEENS | • shoneens n. Plural of shoneen. • SHONEEN n. (Irish) an Irishman who imitates the ways and manners of the English. |
| SHUNNERS | • shunners n. Plural of shunner. • SHUNNER n. one who shuns. |
| SNASHING | • snashing v. Present participle of snash. • SNASH v. to talk abusively. |
| SNEESHAN | • SNEESHAN n. (Scots) snuff, also SNEESH, SNEESHIN, SNEESHING. |
| SNEESHIN | • SNEESHIN n. (Scots) snuff, also SNEESH, SNEESHAN, SNEESHING. |
| SNUSHING | • SNUSH v. (obsolete) to snuff. |
| SUNSHINE | • sunshine n. The direct rays, light or warmth of the sun. • sunshine n. A location on which the sun’s rays fall. • sunshine n. (Figurative) Geniality or cheerfulness. |
| SUNSHINY | • sunshiny adj. Sunny, full of sunshine. • sunshiny adj. Bright, as though with sunshine; shining. • sunshiny adj. Cheerful, happy. |
| SYNTHONS | • synthons n. Plural of synthon. • SYNTHON n. a constituent part in the synthesis process. |
| THINNESS | • thinness n. The state or quality of being thin. • THINNESS n. the state of being thin. |