| HUMMOCKY | • hummocky adj. Having hummocks. • HUMMOCKY adj. abounding in hummocks. |
| HYMNBOOK | • hymnbook n. (Britain) A book containing a collection of hymns. • hymn-book n. Alternative spelling of hymnbook. • hymn␣book n. Alternative form of hymnbook. |
| KOUMYSES | • KOUMYS n. (Russian) a beverage made from camel's milk, also KOUMIS, KOUMISS, KOUMYSS, KUMIS, KUMISS, KUMYS. |
| KROMESKY | • kromesky n. A kind of Russian croquette wrapped in bacon. • KROMESKY n. (Polish) a Polish fried croquette wrapped in bacon. |
| KYMOGRAM | • kymogram n. A graphical record produced by a kymograph. • KYMOGRAM n. a record made by a kymograph, an instrument for recording fluid pressure. |
| MISYOKED | • misyoked v. Simple past tense and past participle of misyoke. • MISYOKE v. to yoke improperly. |
| MISYOKES | • misyokes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misyoke. • MISYOKE v. to yoke improperly. |
| MOCKNEYS | • mockneys n. Plural of mockney. • MOCKNEY n. a person who affects a cockney accent. |
| MONKEYED | • monkeyed v. Simple past tense and past participle of monkey. • MONKEY v. to mimic. |
| MULLOCKY | • mullocky adj. Of rock: crushed or broken; resembling mining waste. • MULLOCKY adj. (Australian slang) like mullock, waste earth or rock from a mine. |
| SKYHOMES | • SKYHOME n. (Australian slang) a sub-penthouse flat in a tall building. |
| SKYRMION | • skyrmion n. (Physics) A topological soliton used in the mathematical modelling of baryons. • skyrmion n. (Physics) A magnetic particle which only contains one pole. • SKYRMION n. a mathematical model used to model baryons. |
| SOYMILKS | • soymilks n. Plural of soymilk. • soy␣milks n. Plural of soy milk. • SOYMILK n. a milk substitute made from soybeans. |
| YAKIMONO | • yakimono n. Grilled or broiled dishes in Japanese cuisine. • YAKIMONO n. (Japanese) in Japanese cookery, grilled food, a grilled dish. |
| YOKEMATE | • yokemate n. An animal yoked with another. • yokemate n. (Archaic) A companion. • yokemate v. (Transitive) To connect together as if by a yoke. |