| BRASSISH | • brassish adj. Brassy; resembling or characteristic of brass. • brassish adj. (UK, obsolete) brittle. • BRASSISH adj. like brass. |
| CROSSISH | • crossish adj. Slightly cross or irritable. • CROSSISH adj. somewhat cross. |
| HARASSES | • harasses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of harass. • HARASS v. to bother persistently. |
| HARISSAS | • harissas n. Plural of harissa. • HARISSA n. (Arabic) a hot paste made from chilli peppers, spices, tomatoes and olive oil. |
| RASHNESS | • rashness n. The quality of state of being rash; inconsiderate or presumptuous haste. • RASHNESS n. the state of being rash. |
| RHESUSES | • rhesuses n. Plural of rhesus. • RHESUS n. a kind of monkey. |
| SCHUSSER | • SCHUSSER n. (German) one who makes schusses, fast runs on a straight skiing slope. |
| SHASTERS | • Shasters n. Plural of Shaster. • SHASTER n. (Sanskrit) any of the sacred writings of Hinduism, also SASTRA, SHASTRA. |
| SHASTRAS | • shastras n. Plural of shastra. • Shastras n. Plural of Shastra. • SHASTRA n. (Sanskrit) any of the sacred writings of Hinduism, also SASTRA, SHASTER. |
| SHUSHERS | • shushers n. Plural of shusher. • SHUSHER n. one who shushes. |
| SHYSTERS | • shysters n. Plural of shyster. • shysters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shyster. • SHYSTER n. an unscrupulous lawyer or politician. |
| SLASHERS | • slashers n. Plural of slasher. • SLASHER n. one that slashes. |
| SMASHERS | • smashers n. Plural of smasher. • smashers n. Mashed potatoes. • SMASHER n. one that smashes. |
| SPRUSHES | • SPRUSH v. (Scots) to spruce, make neat. |
| SWASHERS | • swashers n. Plural of swasher. • SWASHER n. (Shakespeare) a blusterer. |
| SWISHERS | • swishers n. Plural of swisher. • Swishers prop.n. Plural of Swisher. • SWISHER n. one who swishes. |
| USHERESS | • usheress n. (Dated) female usher. • USHERESS n. a female usher. |