| HOTHOUSES | • hothouses n. Plural of hothouse. • hothouses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hothouse. • HOTHOUSE v. to rear intensively. |
| HOUSETOPS | • housetops n. Plural of housetop. • HOUSETOP n. the roof of a house. |
| OASTHOUSE | • oasthouse n. Alternative spelling of oast house. • oast␣house n. (Britain) a building containing oasts, used in conjunction with hop harvesting. • OASTHOUSE n. a house where hops are dried. |
| OUTHOUSES | • outhouses n. Plural of outhouse. • outhouses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outhouse. • OUTHOUSE n. a building near to or up against a main building. |
| OUTSHOOTS | • outshoots v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outshoot. • OUTSHOOT v. to surpass in shooting. |
| OUTSHOUTS | • outshouts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outshout. • OUTSHOUT v. to shout louder than. |
| POSTHOUSE | • posthouse n. A house established for the convenience of the post, a stable or inn where relays of horses can be obtained. • posthouse n. (Obsolete) A building for distributing mail; a post office. • post-house n. Alternative form of posthouse. |
| POTHOUSES | • pothouses n. Plural of pothouse. • pot-houses n. Plural of pot-house. • POTHOUSE n. an alehouse. |
| SHOOTOUTS | • shootouts n. Plural of shootout. • shoot-outs n. Plural of shoot-out. • shoot␣outs n. Plural of shoot out. |
| SHOUTOUTS | • shoutouts n. Plural of shoutout. • shout-outs n. Plural of shout-out. • SHOUTOUT n. a public greeting, esp. one broadcast via television or radio. |
| SOUTHMOST | • southmost adj. Furthest to the south; most southern. • SOUTHMOST adj. situated furthest south, also SOUTHERMOST, SOUTHERNMOST. |
| SOUTHRONS | • southrons n. Plural of southron. • Southrons n. Plural of Southron. • SOUTHRON n. someone from the south, also SOUTHERN. |
| UNSMOOTHS | • unsmooths v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsmooth. • UNSMOOTH v. to make not smooth. |