| BOLLOCKSES | • bollockses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bollocks. • BOLLOCKS v. to make a mess of, also BOLLIX, BALLOCKS, BOLIX, BOLLOX. |
| BOOKSTALLS | • bookstalls n. Plural of bookstall. • BOOKSTALL n. a stall for the sale of books. |
| FOOTSTALKS | • footstalks n. Plural of footstalk. • FOOTSTALK n. the stalk of a leaf or a flower. |
| KAOLINOSES | • KAOLINOSIS n. a disease caused by inhaling kaolin dust. |
| KAOLINOSIS | • kaolinosis n. (Pathology) A form of pneumonoconiosis caused by the inhalation of clay dust. • KAOLINOSIS n. a disease caused by inhaling kaolin dust. |
| LOCKHOUSES | • lockhouses n. Plural of lockhouse. • LOCKHOUSE n. a lockkeeper's house. |
| PSALMBOOKS | • psalmbooks n. Plural of psalmbook. • PSALMBOOK n. a book of psalms. |
| ROOTSTALKS | • rootstalks n. Plural of rootstalk. • ROOTSTALK n. an underground stem producing roots and leafy shoots, aka rhizome. |
| SCHOOLKIDS | • schoolkids n. Plural of schoolkid. • SCHOOLKID n. a child who attends school. |
| SOLONCHAKS | • solonchaks n. Plural of solonchak. • SOLONCHAK n. (Russian) a pale or grey soil type found in arid to subhumid, poorly drained conditions. |
| SOOTFLAKES | • sootflakes n. Plural of sootflake. • SOOTFLAKE n. a smut of soot. |
| STOCKLOCKS | • stocklocks n. Plural of stocklock. • stock␣locks n. Plural of stock lock. • STOCKLOCK n. a lock with a wooden case. |
| STOKEHOLDS | • stokeholds n. Plural of stokehold. • STOKEHOLD n. a ship's furnace chamber. |
| STOKEHOLES | • stokeholes n. Plural of stokehole. • STOKEHOLE n. the area round the mouth of a furnace. |
| STYLEBOOKS | • stylebooks n. Plural of stylebook. • STYLEBOOK n. a book of rules for printers and editors. |
| TIKOLOSHES | • tikoloshes n. Plural of tikoloshe. • tikoloshes n. Plural of tikolosh. • TIKOLOSHE n. (Zulu) in Bantu folklore, a hairy malevolent dwarflike creature with supernatural powers, also TOKOLOSHE, TOKOLOSHI. |
| TOKOLOSHES | • tokoloshes n. Plural of tokolosh. • tokoloshes n. Plural of tokoloshe. • TOKOLOSHE n. (Zulu) in Bantu folklore, a hairy malevolent dwarflike creature with supernatural powers, also TIKOLOSHE, TOKOLOSHI. |
| TOKOLOSHIS | • TOKOLOSHI n. (Zulu) in Bantu folklore, a hairy malevolent dwarflike creature with supernatural powers, also TIKOLOSHE, TOKOLOSHE. |
| TOWNSFOLKS | • townsfolks n. Townsfolk. • TOWNSFOLK n. the people of a town, also TOWNFOLK. |