| LOOSES | • looses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of loose. • looses n. Plural of loose. • looses v. Misspelling of loses. |
| OSMOLS | • osmols n. Plural of osmol. • OSMOL n. a unit of osmotic pressure, also OSMOLE. |
| SHOOLS | • shools n. Plural of shool. • shools v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shool. • SHOOL v. (dialect) to saunter, skulk, also SHOOLE, SHULE. |
| SKOOLS | • skools n. Plural of skool. • SKOOL n. (colloquial) school. |
| SLOMOS | • SLOMO n. a slow-motion film. |
| SLOOMS | • slooms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sloom. • SLOOM v. to slumber. |
| SLOOPS | • sloops n. Plural of sloop. • Sloops prop.n. Plural of Sloop. • SLOOP n. a type of single-masted sailing vessel. |
| SLOOSH | • sloosh n. A splash or rush of water. • sloosh v. (Of water) To flow with a rush. • sloosh v. To rinse or wash with a flow of water. |
| SLOOTS | • sloots n. Plural of sloot. • SLOOT n. (South African) a narrow water-channel, also SLUIT. |
| SNOOLS | • snools n. Plural of snool. • SNOOL v. (Scots) to be tamely submissive. |
| SOKOLS | • Sokols prop.n. Plural of Sokol. • SOKOL n. an international group promoting physical fitness. |
| SOLOES | • soloes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of solo. • SOLO v. to perform a solo. |
| SOLONS | • solons n. Plural of solon. • SOLON n. a wise lawgiver. |
| SOOLES | • SOOLE v. (Scots) to pull by the ears, also SOWL, SOWLE. |
| SOTOLS | • sotols n. Plural of sotol. • SOTOL n. (Nahuatl) any of several desert plants of the agave family, native to southwestern North America. |
| SPOOLS | • spools n. Plural of spool. • spools v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spool. • SPOOL v. to wind on a small cylinder. |
| STOOLS | • stools n. Plural of stool. • STOOL v. to put forth shoots. |