| BONKINGS | • bonkings n. Plural of bonking. • BONKING n. the act of bonking. |
| COONSKIN | • coonskin n. (US) The pelt of a raccoon. • COONSKIN n. the skin of a raccoon, esp. as used to make a cap. |
| EINKORNS | • einkorns n. Plural of einkorn. • EINKORN n. (German) a variety of wheat. |
| FINNESKO | • finnesko n. A thermal boot made from reindeer skin and fur. • FINNESKO n. (Norwegian) a reindeer-skin boot, also FINNSKO, FINSKO. |
| FINNOCKS | • finnocks n. Plural of finnock. • FINNOCK n. (Gaelic) a young seatrout, also FINNAC, FINNACK, PHINNOCK. |
| INKHORNS | • inkhorns n. Plural of inkhorn. • INKHORN n. a small container for ink. |
| INKSTONE | • inkstone n. A stone mortar used for the grinding and containment of ink in the East Asian art and calligraphy tradition. • INKSTONE n. a type of stone used in making ink. |
| KNOWINGS | • knowings n. Plural of knowing. • KNOWING n. knowledge. |
| MINNOCKS | • minnocks n. Plural of minnock. • MINNOCK v. to be over dainty in eating, also MINNICK. |
| MISKNOWN | • misknown v. Past participle of misknow. • MISKNOW v. to fail to understand or recognize. |
| NAINSOOK | • nainsook n. A soft, fine muslin of South Asian origin, sometimes used to make baby clothes. • NAINSOOK n. (Hindi) a fine cotton fabric. |
| NOISENIK | • noisenik n. (Informal) A musician who produces harsh, discordant music. • NOISENIK n. a rock musician who performs loud harsh music. |
| NONSKIER | • nonskier n. A person who is not a skier. • NONSKIER n. one who does not ski. |
| NONSTICK | • nonstick adj. Resistant to sticking. • non-stick adj. Alternative spelling of nonstick. • NONSTICK adj. designed to prevent sticking. |
| PINNOCKS | • pinnocks n. Plural of pinnock. • Pinnocks prop.n. Plural of Pinnock. • PINNOCK n. the hedge-sparrow. |
| PONYSKIN | • ponyskin n. The skin of a pony. • PONYSKIN n. the skin of a foal used as a fur. |
| SNOOKING | • snooking v. Present participle of snook. • SNOOK v. to snuff or smell about, also SNOKE, SNOWK. |
| SNOWKING | • SNOWK v. (Scots) to snuff or smell about, also SNOKE, SNOOK. |
| STONKING | • stonking adj. (Slang, Britain, Australia) impressively large; exciting. • stonking v. Present participle of stonk. • STONK v. (slang) to bombard. |
| WINNOCKS | • WINNOCK n. (Scots) a window, also WINDOCK, WINDORE. |