| CYANINS | • cyanins n. Plural of cyanin. • CYANIN n. a blue dye, also CYANINE. |
| DYNEINS | • dyneins n. Plural of dynein. • DYNEIN n. an enzyme involved in cell movement. |
| GYNNIES | • GYNNY n. (Shakespeare) a guinea hen, also GYNNEY. |
| LINNEYS | • linneys n. Plural of linney. • Linneys prop.n. Plural of Linney. • LINNEY n. a shed with an open front, also LINHAY, LINNY. |
| MINYANS | • minyans n. Plural of minyan. • Minyans n. Plural of Minyan. • MINYAN n. (Hebrew) the minimum number required by Jewish law for a religious service. |
| PINYINS | • PINYIN n. (Chinese) a system for romanizing Chinese ideograms in which tones are indicated by diacritics and unaspirated consonants are transcribed as voiced. |
| PINYONS | • pinyons n. Plural of pinyon. • PINYON n. (Spanish) an edible pine seed; the tree bearing it, also PINON. |
| SHINNEY | • shinney n. (Obsolete) The game of hockey. • SHINNEY v. to play a form of hockey. |
| SINSYNE | • SINSYNE adv. (Scots) since that time. |
| SPINNEY | • spinney n. (UK) A small copse or wood, especially one planted as a shelter for game birds. • spinney n. Clipping of spinnaker. • Spinney prop.n. A surname. |
| SQUINNY | • squinny v. (Intransitive) To squint. • SQUINNY adj. squinting. • SQUINNY v. to squint, look askance, also SQUINY. |
| SUNNILY | • sunnily adv. In a sunny fashion; optimistically. • SUNNY adv. full of sun. |
| SWINNEY | • swinney n. Alternative form of sweeny. • Swinney prop.n. A surname from Irish. • SWINNEY n. atrophy of a horse's shoulder muscle, also SWEENEY, SWEENY. |
| SYNCING | • syncing v. Present participle of sync. • SYNC v. to cause to operate in unison, also SYNCH. |
| SYNDING | • SYNDING n. the act of rinsing or washing out. |
| UNNOISY | • unnoisy adj. Not noisy. • UNNOISY adj. not noisy. |
| YONNIES | • yonnies n. Plural of yonnie. • YONNIE n. (Australian slang) a child's word for a stone. |