| ALLUSIONS | • allusions n. Plural of allusion. • ALLUSION n. the act of alluding. |
| COLLINSES | • collinses n. Plural of collins. • Collinses n. Plural of Collins. • COLLINS n. an alcoholic beverage. |
| DOLLINESS | • dolliness n. The quality of being like a doll. • DOLLINESS n. the state of being a dolly. |
| ILLISIONS | • illisions n. Plural of illision. • ILLISION n. the act of striking against something. |
| ILLUSIONS | • illusions n. Plural of illusion. • ILLUSION n. a false perception. |
| INSCROLLS | • inscrolls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of inscroll. • INSCROLL v. (Shakespeare) to write on a scroll, also ENSCROLL. |
| JOLLINESS | • jolliness n. The quality of being jolly; jollity. • JOLLINESS n. the state of being jolly. |
| LONGLISTS | • longlists n. Plural of longlist. • LONGLIST v. to include on a long list. |
| LOWLINESS | • lowliness n. The property of being lowly. • LOWLINESS n. the state of being lowly. |
| SCALLIONS | • scallions n. Plural of scallion. • Scallions prop.n. Plural of Scallion. • SCALLION n. an onion-like plant. |
| SCULLIONS | • scullions n. Plural of scullion. • Scullions prop.n. Plural of Scullion. • SCULLION n. a kitchen servant who does menial work. |
| SEMILLONS | • SEMILLON n. a white grape grown in France. |
| SKILLIONS | • skillions n. Plural of skillion. • SKILLION n. (Australian) an outhouse or lean-to, esp. one with a sloping roof. |
| STALLIONS | • stallions n. Plural of stallion. • STALLION n. an uncastrated male horse. |
| STELLIONS | • stellions n. Plural of stellion. • STELLION n. (Latin) an East Mediterranean lizard with starry spots, also STELLIO. |
| STILLIONS | • stillions n. Plural of stillion. • Stillions prop.n. Plural of Stillion. • STILLION n. a cask stand, also STILLAGE, STILLING. |
| STILLSONS | • Stillsons n. (Engineering) Stillson wrench, pipe wrench, monkey wrench. • STILLSON n. (tradename) a kind of wrench. |