| INKSTAIN | • inkstain n. A spot or area that has been discoloured by absorbing ink. • INKSTAIN n. a stain made by ink. |
| INKSTAND | • inkstand n. A small tray containing pens and an inkwell; (by extension) a pot for holding ink, inkpot, inkwell. • INKSTAND n. an inkwell. |
| INKSTONE | • inkstone n. A stone mortar used for the grinding and containment of ink in the East Asian art and calligraphy tradition. • INKSTONE n. a type of stone used in making ink. |
| KENNETTS | • Kennetts prop.n. Plural of Kennett. • KENNETT v. (Australian slang) to ruthlessly downsize an organisation, (after Jeff Kennett, premier of Victoria). |
| KINETINS | • kinetins n. Plural of kinetin. • KINETIN n. a substance that increases plant growth. |
| NEATNIKS | • neatniks n. Plural of neatnik. • NEATNIK n. a compulsively neat person. |
| NONSTICK | • nonstick adj. Resistant to sticking. • non-stick adj. Alternative spelling of nonstick. • NONSTICK adj. designed to prevent sticking. |
| NUNATAKS | • nunataks n. Plural of nunatak. • NUNATAK n. (Inuit) a point of rock appearing above the surface of land ice. |
| STANKING | • stanking v. Present participle of stank. • STANK v. (Scots) to dam. |
| STINKING | • stinking adj. Having a pungent smell. • stinking adj. Very bad and undesirable. • stinking adj. (Euphemistic) An intensifier, a hypallage. |
| STONKING | • stonking adj. (Slang, Britain, Australia) impressively large; exciting. • stonking v. Present participle of stonk. • STONK v. (slang) to bombard. |
| TANKINGS | • tankings n. Plural of tanking. • TANKING n. a defeat. |
| TANKINIS | • tankinis n. Plural of tankini. • TANKINI n. a woman's swimsuit consisting of bikini briefs and a tank top. |
| TURNSKIN | • turnskin n. (Obsolete) Someone who can change their skin at will, especially into that of a wolf; a werewolf. • TURNSKIN n. (archaic) a werewolf. |
| UNTHINKS | • unthinks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unthink. • UNTHINK v. to dismiss from the mind. |