| DYSPHORIAS | • dysphorias n. Plural of dysphoria. • DYSPHORIA n. depression, pathological discontent. |
| HAIRSPRAYS | • hairsprays n. Plural of hairspray. • hair␣sprays n. Plural of hair spray. • HAIRSPRAY n. lacquer sprayed on the hair to hold it in place. |
| HORSEPLAYS | • horseplays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of horseplay. • HORSEPLAY n. rough, boisterous play. |
| HYDROPSIES | • hydropsies n. Plural of hydropsy. • HYDROPSY n. (archaic) dropsy, also HYDROPS. |
| HYPOSTRESS | • hypostress n. (Psychology) Insufficient stress. • HYPOSTRESS n. insufficient stress. |
| MAYORSHIPS | • mayorships n. Plural of mayorship. • MAYORSHIP n. the office of a mayor. |
| PARAPHYSES | • paraphyses n. Plural of paraphysis. • PARAPHYSIS n. a sterile filament or hair borne among the sporangia. |
| PARAPHYSIS | • paraphysis n. (Botany) A minute jointed filament growing among the archegonia and antheridia of mosses, or with the… • paraphysis n. (Mycology) A type of sterile cell amongst the spore-bearing asci. • paraphysis n. (Anatomy) A derivative of the roof-plate of the telencephalon. |
| SPARKISHLY | • sparkishly adv. In a sparkish manner. • SPARKISH adv. jaunty, showy. |
| SPOROPHYLS | • sporophyls n. Plural of sporophyl. • SPOROPHYL n. a leaf that bears sporangia, also SPOROPHYLL. |
| STRATHSPEY | • strathspey n. A Scottish dance with gliding steps, slower than a reel. • strathspey n. A piece of music composed for or in the rhythm of this dance. • Strathspey prop.n. The area encompassing the upper part of the strath (valley) of Scotland’s River Spey in Highland council… |
| SULPHURYLS | • sulphuryls n. Plural of sulphuryl. • SULPHURYL n. a particular chemical divalent group, also SULFONYL, SULFURYL, SULPHONYL. |
| SUPERHYPES | • SUPERHYPE v. to subject to an exceptional degree of hype. |
| SURETYSHIP | • suretyship n. (Law) An accessory agreement through which one binds oneself for another already bound, either in whole… • SURETYSHIP n. the state of being surety. |
| SYPHERINGS | • SYPHERING n. joining boards edge to edge or overlapping to form a level surface. |