| BOOKIEST | • bookiest adj. Superlative form of booky: most booky. • BOOKY adj. by way of being literary, also BOOKSIE, BOOKSY. |
| DITOKOUS | • ditokous adj. (Zoology) Having two kinds of young. • ditokous adj. (Zoology) Producing only two eggs in a clutch. • DITOKOUS adj. producing two at a birth or in a clutch. |
| GOOKIEST | • GOOKY adj. sticky, messy. |
| HOOKIEST | • hookiest adj. Superlative form of hooky: most hooky. • HOOKY adj. full of hooks. |
| ISOKONTS | • isokonts n. Plural of isokont. • ISOKONT n. any member of the Isokontae, the green algae, whose zoospores have equal cilia, also ISOKONTAN. |
| KILOTONS | • kilotons n. Plural of kiloton. • KILOTON n. a measure of explosive force equivalent to that of 1000 tons of TNT, also KILOTONNE. |
| KOOKIEST | • kookiest adj. Superlative form of kooky: most kooky. • KOOKY adj. eccentric. |
| LOOKISTS | • lookists n. Plural of lookist. • LOOKIST n. one given to lookism, prejudice on grounds of appearance. |
| NOOKIEST | • nookiest adj. Superlative form of nooky: most nooky. • NOOKY adj. full of nooks. |
| ROOIKATS | • rooikats n. Plural of rooikat. • ROOIKAT n. (South African) a South African lynx. |
| ROOKIEST | • rookiest adj. Superlative form of rookie: most rookie. • ROOKY adj. (Shakespeare) full of rooks. |
| ROOTKITS | • rootkits n. Plural of rootkit. • root␣kits n. Plural of root kit. • ROOTKIT n. a set of programs used to gain unauthorized access to a computer's operating system, esp. in order to destroy or alter files, attack other computers, etc. |
| SOOKIEST | • sookiest adj. Superlative form of sooky: most sooky. • SOOKY adj. (Australian slang) given to petulant complaining. |
| STOOKIES | • stookies n. Plural of stookie. • STOOKIE n. (Scots) stucco; a statue. |
| STOOKING | • stooking v. Present participle of stook. • STOOKING n. the act of putting corn in stooks. |
| TOOLKITS | • toolkits n. Plural of toolkit. • tool␣kits n. Plural of tool kit. • TOOLKIT n. a set of tools. |