| DIPSTICKS | • dipsticks n. Plural of dipstick. • DIPSTICK n. a measuring rod. |
| KINGSHIPS | • kingships n. Plural of kingship. • KINGSHIP n. the position of a king. |
| LICKSPITS | • lickspits n. Plural of lickspit. • LICKSPIT n. a fawning subordinate, a toady, also LICKSPITTLE. |
| LIPSTICKS | • lipsticks n. Plural of lipstick. • LIPSTICK v. to apply lipstick to. |
| PICKINESS | • pickiness n. Picky behaviour. • PICKINESS n. the state of being picky. |
| PIGSTICKS | • pigsticks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pigstick. • pigsticks n. Plural of pigstick. • PIGSTICK v. to hunt for wild boar. |
| PINKINESS | • pinkiness n. The condition of being pinky, or somewhat pink. • PINKINESS n. the state of being pinky. |
| PLISKIEST | • PLISKIE adj. (Scots) tricky, mischievous, also PLISKY. |
| SKIMPIEST | • skimpiest adj. Superlative form of skimpy: most skimpy. • SKIMPY adj. brief, exiguous. |
| SKIPPIEST | • skippiest adj. Superlative form of skippy: most skippy. • SKIPPY adj. frolicsome. |
| SKIPPINGS | • skippings n. Plural of skipping. • SKIPPING n. the act of skipping. |
| SPIKEFISH | • spikefish n. Any of the family Triacanthodidae of ray-finned fishes related to the pufferfishes and triggerfishes. • SPIKEFISH n. (US) a kind of sailfish. |
| SPIKERIES | • SPIKERY n. very High-Church Anglican. |
| SPIKINESS | • spikiness n. The state or condition of being spiky. • SPIKINESS n. the state of being spiky. |
| SPILIKINS | • spilikins n. Plural of spilikin. • SPILIKIN n. a small slip of wood, ivory, etc., to be picked out from a heap without disturbing the others in the game of spillikins, also SPELLICAN, SPILLIKIN. |
| STICKPINS | • stickpins n. Plural of stickpin. • STICKPIN n. a decorative tiepin. |