| BAHOOKIES | • bahookies n. Plural of bahookie. • BAHOOKIE n. (colloquial) the buttocks.
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| BILLHOOKS | • billhooks n. Plural of billhook. • bill-hooks n. Plural of bill-hook.
 • bill␣hooks n. Plural of bill hook.
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| BOOKISHLY | • bookishly adv. In a bookish manner. • BOOKISH adv. pertaining to books.
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| FISHHOOKS | • fishhooks n. Plural of fishhook. • fishhooks n. (Slang) A pair of jacks (the playing card).
 • fish␣hooks n. Plural of fish hook.
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| HOODWINKS | • hoodwinks n. Plural of hoodwink. • hoodwinks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hoodwink.
 • hood-winks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hood-wink.
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| HOOPSKIRT | • hoopskirt n. Alternative spelling of hoop skirt. • hoop␣skirt n. A women’s undergarment worn in various historical periods to hold the skirt extended into a fashionable…
 • HOOPSKIRT n. a skirt stiffened with or as if with a hoop.
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| KINGHOODS | • kinghoods n. Plural of kinghood. • KINGHOOD n. the office of a king.
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| NOVICHOKS | • novichoks n. Plural of novichok. • NOVICHOK n. any of a group of powerful nerve agents developed in the former Soviet Union.
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| PHOTODISK | • photodisk n. (Astronomy) The circular area of an astronomical object that emits light. • PHOTODISK n. a disk for use in a computer that contains photographs or can have photographs stored on it in a digitally coded manner.
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| SCHOOLKID | • schoolkid n. (Informal) A schoolchild, a kid who attends school; a schoolboy or schoolgirl. • SCHOOLKID n. a child who attends school.
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| SKOOSHING | • skooshing v. Present participle of skoosh. • SKOOSH v. (Scots) to squirt, spurt, also SCOOSH.
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| TAILHOOKS | • tailhooks n. Plural of tailhook. • TAILHOOK n. a hook lowered from the tail of an aircraft to engage a braking cable.
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| TIKOLOSHE | • tikoloshe n. Alternative form of tokoloshe. • TIKOLOSHE n. (Zulu) in Bantu folklore, a hairy malevolent dwarflike creature with supernatural powers, also TOKOLOSHE, TOKOLOSHI.
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| TOKOLOSHI | • TOKOLOSHI n. (Zulu) in Bantu folklore, a hairy malevolent dwarflike creature with supernatural powers, also TIKOLOSHE, TOKOLOSHE. | 
| UNBOOKISH | • unbookish adj. Not bookish. • UNBOOKISH adj. not bookish.
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