| DANKNESS | • dankness n. The state or quality of being dank. • DANKNESS n. the state of being dank. |
| INKINESS | • inkiness n. The condition of or an instance of being inky. • INKINESS n. the state of being inky. |
| KEENNESS | • keenness n. Sharpness or cutting ability. • keenness n. Astuteness or sagacity. • keenness n. Eagerness or enthusiasm. |
| KINDNESS | • kindness n. The state of being kind. • kindness n. An instance of kind or charitable behaviour. • KINDNESS n. the quality of being kind. |
| LANKNESS | • lankness n. The property of being lank, slender or thin. • lankness n. (Of hair) The property of being lank: straight, flat and limp. • LANKNESS n. the state of being lank. |
| NONSKEDS | • nonskeds n. Plural of nonsked. • NONSKED n. an airline without scheduled flying times. |
| PINKNESS | • pinkness n. The condition of being pink. • PINKNESS n. the state of being pink. |
| RANKNESS | • rankness n. The quality of being rank, of having a repulsive or pungent odor. • rankness n. Exuberant or uncontrolled growth. • rankness n. (Obsolete) Exuberance, excessiveness. |
| SHINKINS | • SHINKIN n. (Welsh) a worthless person. |
| SINKINGS | • sinkings n. Plural of sinking. • SINKING n. the act of sinking. |
| SKINNERS | • skinners n. Plural of skinner. • SKINNER n. one who skins. |
| SKINNIES | • skinnies n. Plural of skinny. • skinnies n. Synonym of skinny jeans. • Skinnies n. Plural of Skinnie. |
| SWANSKIN | • swanskin n. The skin of a swan with the down or feathers on. • swanskin n. A type of brushed flannel cotton twill fabric. • SWANSKIN n. a soft napped fabric resembling flannel. |
| UNSNECKS | • unsnecks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsneck. • UNSNECK v. to undo the sneck of. |