| ENSIGNS | • ensigns n. Plural of ensign. • ensigns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ensign. • ENSIGN v. to mark with a badge or sign. |
| INNLESS | • innless adj. Without an inn. • INNLESS adj. without an inn. |
| INSPANS | • inspans v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of inspan. • INSPAN v. (South African) to harness or yoke animals to a vehicle. |
| NANISMS | • nanisms n. Plural of nanism. • NANISM n. abnormal smallness. |
| NASIONS | • nasions n. Plural of nasion. • NASION n. the middle point of the nasofrontal suture in the skull. |
| NOSINGS | • nosings n. Plural of nosing. • NOSING n. a projecting edge of a stair, sill etc. |
| SANNIES | • sannies n. Plural of sanny. • SANNIE n. (Scots) a sandshoe. |
| SENNITS | • sennits n. Plural of sennit. • SENNIT n. plaited straw or rope, also SINNET. |
| SENSING | • sensing v. Present participle of sense. • sensing n. The act of sensation. • SENSING n. the act of sensing. |
| SHINNES | • SHINNE n. (archaic) chin. |
| SIENNAS | • siennas n. Plural of sienna. • SIENNA n. (Italian) a fine pigment made from ferruginous ochreous earth, browny-yellow when raw, reddish-brown when burnt. |
| SINDONS | • sindons n. Plural of sindon. • SINDON n. (archaic) a fine thin fabric of linen, cotton, or silk. |
| SINNERS | • sinners n. Plural of sinner. • Sinners prop.n. Plural of Sinner. • SINNER v. to transgress, to act as a sinner. |
| SINNETS | • sinnets n. Plural of sinnet. • SINNET n. plaited straw or rope, also SENNIT. |
| SINSYNE | • SINSYNE adv. (Scots) since that time. |
| SONNIES | • sonnies n. Plural of sonny. • SONNY n. (colloquial) a son. |
| SUNNIES | • sunnies n. (Australia, New Zealand, UK, informal) Sunglasses. • sunnies n. (US, colloquial) plural of sunny (sunfish or sunperch). • SUNNIES n. (Australian) sunglasses. |
| UNISONS | • unisons n. Plural of unison. • UNISON n. complete agreement. |