| KLYSTRONS | • klystrons n. Plural of klystron. • KLYSTRON n. a type of electron tube. |
| LANTSKIPS | • lantskips n. Plural of lantskip. • LANTSKIP n. (Milton) landscape, also LANDSKIP. |
| LINKSTERS | • linksters n. Plural of linkster. • LINKSTER n. (US) an interpreter, also LINGSTER, LINGUISTER. |
| LINSTOCKS | • linstocks n. Plural of linstock. • LINSTOCK n. (historical) a pointed forked staff, shod with iron at the foot, to hold a lighted match for firing cannon, also LINTSTOCK. |
| NASTALIKS | • NASTALIK n. (Arabic) a Persian cursive script, having long horizontal strokes and rounded characters. |
| SKELETONS | • skeletons n. Plural of skeleton. • skeletons n. Shameful secrets (pluralia tantum; shortened from skeletons in the cupboard or skeletons in the closet). • skeletons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of skeleton. |
| SLINKIEST | • slinkiest adj. Superlative form of slinky: most slinky. • SLINKY adj. slinking, close-fitting. |
| SLIPKNOTS | • slipknots n. Plural of slipknot. • slip␣knots n. Plural of slip knot. • SLIPKNOT n. a knot that adjusts tightness by slipping along a rope. |
| STALKINGS | • stalkings n. Plural of stalking. • STALKING n. the act of stalking. |
| STENLOCKS | • stenlocks n. Plural of stenlock. • STENLOCK n. (Scots) a coalfish. |
| STRINKLES | • strinkles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of strinkle. • STRINKLE v. (Scots) to sprinkle. |
| TALKINESS | • talkiness n. The state or condition of being talky. • TALKINESS n. talkativeness. |
| THANKLESS | • thankless adj. (Of a task) not appreciated or rewarded. • thankless adj. (Of a person) ungrateful or unappreciative. • THANKLESS adj. giving no reward. |
| TRUNKLESS | • trunkless adj. Without a trunk. • TRUNKLESS adj. without a trunk. |