| KINGPOSTS | • kingposts n. Plural of kingpost. • king␣posts n. Plural of king post. • KINGPOST n. a perpendicular beam in the frame of a roof. |
| LANTSKIPS | • lantskips n. Plural of lantskip. • LANTSKIP n. (Milton) landscape, also LANDSKIP. |
| NETSPEAKS | • NETSPEAK n. the jargon of internet users. |
| PANSTICKS | • pansticks n. Plural of panstick. • PANSTICK n. foundation makeup like pancake makeup but in stick form. |
| PENSTOCKS | • penstocks n. Plural of penstock. • PENSTOCK n. a valve-controlled water conduit. |
| POSTPUNKS | • postpunks n. Plural of postpunk. • POSTPUNK n. a follower or musician of the musical and cultural trend after punk. |
| 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. |
| SNAKEPITS | • snakepits n. Plural of snakepit. • snake␣pits n. Plural of snake pit. • SNAKEPIT n. a pit filled with snakes. |
| SPUNKIEST | • spunkiest adj. Superlative form of spunky: most spunky. • SPUNKY adj. courageous, spirited. |
| STICKPINS | • stickpins n. Plural of stickpin. • STICKPIN n. a decorative tiepin. |
| STINKPOTS | • stinkpots n. Plural of stinkpot. • STINKPOT n. a common musk turtle found in SE Canada and the eastern US, which emits a foul-smelling secretion when disturbed. |
| STOPBANKS | • stopbanks n. Plural of stopbank. • STOPBANK n. (New Zealand) an embankment along a river. |
| SWANKPOTS | • swankpots n. Plural of swankpot. • SWANKPOT n. one who shows off, also SWANKER, SWANKEY, SWANKIE. |
| TANKSHIPS | • tankships n. Plural of tankship. • TANKSHIP n. a tanker. |
| TOWNSKIPS | • TOWNSKIP n. (Dickens) a city urchin. |