| DOUBLESPEAKERS | • doublespeakers n. Plural of doublespeaker. • DOUBLESPEAKER n. one who engages in doublespeak. |
| GROUNDSKEEPERS | • groundskeepers n. Plural of groundskeeper. • GROUNDSKEEPER n. a person who cares for the grounds of a usually large property (as a sports field). |
| HOUSEWIFESKEPS | • HOUSEWIFESKEP n. (Scots) being a housewife. |
| HYPERKERATOSES | • hyperkeratoses n. Plural of hyperkeratosis. • HYPERKERATOSIS n. hypertrophy of the horny layer of the skin. |
| HYPERKERATOSIS | • hyperkeratosis n. (Pathology) Excess keratin formation on the skin surface, as can be seen in a number of dermatologic conditions. • HYPERKERATOSIS n. hypertrophy of the horny layer of the skin. |
| KERATOPLASTIES | • keratoplasties n. Plural of keratoplasty. • KERATOPLASTY n. plastic surgery on the cornea. |
| OMPHALOSKEPSES | • OMPHALOSKEPSIS n. the contemplation of one's own navel to induce a mental trance. |
| OMPHALOSKEPSIS | • omphaloskepsis n. Contemplation of or meditation upon one’s navel; navel-gazing. • omphaloskepsis n. (Figuratively) Ratiocination to the point of self-absorption. • OMPHALOSKEPSIS n. the contemplation of one's own navel to induce a mental trance. |
| PHOSPHOKINASES | • phosphokinases n. Plural of phosphokinase. • PHOSPHOKINASE n. a kind of enzyme, aka kinase. |
| PNEUMOKONIOSES | • PNEUMOKONIOSIS n. a disease of the lungs caused by the habitual inhalation of irritants (as mineral or metallic particles). |
| PNEUMOKONIOSIS | • PNEUMOKONIOSIS n. a disease of the lungs caused by the habitual inhalation of irritants (as mineral or metallic particles). |
| SKEUOMORPHISMS | • skeuomorphisms n. Plural of skeuomorphism. • SKEUOMORPHISM n. the state of being a skeuomorph. |
| SPOKESMANSHIPS | • spokesmanships n. Plural of spokesmanship. • SPOKESMANSHIP n. the office of spokesman. |
| STREPTOKINASES | • streptokinases n. Plural of streptokinase. • STREPTOKINASE n. a proteolytic enzyme produced by hemolytic streptococci that promotes the dissolution of blood clots by activating plasminogen to produce plasmin. |