| BLOKISHNESS | • blokishness n. Alternative form of blokeishness. • BLOKISHNESS n. the state of being blokish, affecting a masculine style, also BLOKEISHNESS. |
| BOOKISHNESS | • bookishness n. The property of being bookish. • BOOKISHNESS n. the state of being bookish. |
| CHOPSOCKIES | • chopsockies n. Plural of chopsocky. • CHOPSOCKY n. a genre of martial arts films. |
| FOLKISHNESS | • folkishness n. The quality of being folkish. • FOLKISHNESS n. the state of being folkish. |
| FRITHSOKENS | • FRITHSOKEN n. (Old English) sanctuary or asylum. |
| HASSOCKIEST | • HASSOCKY adj. soft and cushiony. |
| HEXOKINASES | • hexokinases n. Plural of hexokinase. • HEXOKINASE n. an enzyme. |
| HOPSACKINGS | • hopsackings n. Plural of hopsacking. • HOPSACKING n. a rough-surfaced loose fabric, also HOPSACK. |
| JOCKEYSHIPS | • jockeyships n. Plural of jockeyship. • JOCKEYSHIP n. the art or practice of a jockey. |
| MATRIOSHKAS | • matrioshkas n. Plural of matrioshka. • MATRIOSHKA n. (Russian) a Russian doll, also MATROYSHKA, MATRYOSHKA. |
| MONKISHNESS | • monkishness n. The state or condition of being monkish. • MONKISHNESS n. the state of being monkish. |
| SCHLOCKIEST | • schlockiest adj. Superlative form of schlocky: most schlocky. • SCHLOCKY adj. (Yiddish) trashy, of inferior quality, also SCHLOCKEY, SHLOCKY. |
| SHIPBROKERS | • shipbrokers n. Plural of shipbroker. • SHIPBROKER n. a broker for the sale, insurance etc. of ships. |
| SHOEMAKINGS | • SHOEMAKING n. the business of a shoemaker. |
| SHOTMAKINGS | • SHOTMAKING n. the making of winning or skilful shots. |
| SPITCHCOCKS | • spitchcocks n. Plural of spitchcock. • SPITCHCOCK v. to split open (a fowl, eel etc.) for grilling, also SPATCHCOCK. |
| STITCHWORKS | • STITCHWORK n. embroidery. |
| STOCKFISHES | • stockfishes n. Plural of stockfish. • STOCKFISH n. unsalted dried hake, cod, etc., commonly beaten with a stick before cooking. |
| WONKISHNESS | • wonkishness n. The state or condition of being wonkish. |
| WOODSHRIKES | • woodshrikes n. Plural of woodshrike. • WOODSHRIKE n. a species of shrike, with black-and-white plumage but a red-brown crown, also WOODCHAT. |