| CLERKSHIPS | • clerkships n. Plural of clerkship. • CLERKSHIP n. the state, quality, or business of a clerk. |
| CLIPSHEARS | • clipshears n. Plural of clipshear. • CLIPSHEAR n. (Scots) an earwig. |
| DRILLSHIPS | • drillships n. Plural of drillship. • DRILLSHIP n. a free-floating ship-shaped drilling platform. |
| ELDERSHIPS | • elderships n. Plural of eldership. • ELDERSHIP n. the state of being older; seniority. |
| LAIRDSHIPS | • lairdships n. Plural of lairdship. • LAIRDSHIP n. the office of a laird. |
| PHILHORSES | • PHILHORSE n. (Shakespeare) a fill-horse, the horse in a team nearest to the carriage. |
| PLANISHERS | • planishers n. Plural of planisher. • PLANISHER n. a person who or tool that planishes. |
| PLENISHERS | • PLENISHER n. one who plenishes. |
| PUBLISHERS | • publishers n. Plural of publisher. • PUBLISHER n. one who publishes. |
| REPOLISHES | • repolishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repolish. • REPOLISH v. to polish again. |
| RHOPALISMS | • RHOPALISM n. a sentence or poem in which each word is one syllable longer than its predecessor. |
| RIVALSHIPS | • rivalships n. Plural of rivalship. • RIVALSHIP n. rivalry. |
| RULERSHIPS | • rulerships n. Plural of rulership. • RULERSHIP n. being a ruler. |
| SHARPTAILS | • sharptails n. Plural of sharptail. • SHARPTAIL n. a kind of grouse. |
| SLEEPSHIRT | • sleepshirt n. Sleepwear resembling a long shirt. |
| SPARKISHLY | • sparkishly adv. In a sparkish manner. • SPARKISH adv. jaunty, showy. |
| SULPHURISE | • sulphurise v. Alternative spelling of sulfurize. • SULPHURISE v. to combine or impregnate with sulphur, also SULFURISE, SULFURIZE, SULPHURIZE. |
| SUTLERSHIP | • sutlership n. The condition or occupation of a sutler. • SUTLERSHIP n. the office of sutler, one who sells liquor or provisions to soldiers. |