| CLOSEUPS | • closeups n. Plural of closeup. • close-ups n. Plural of close-up. • CLOSEUP n. a photograph taken at close range. |
| ESPOUSAL | • espousal n. A betrothal. • espousal n. A wedding ceremony. • espousal n. Adoption of a plan, cause, or idea. |
| OPULUSES | • OPULUS n. (Latin) the guelder-rose. |
| OPUSCLES | • opuscles n. Plural of opuscle. • OPUSCLE n. a short work, also OPUSCULE, OPUSCULUM. |
| PULSIONS | • pulsions n. Plural of pulsion. • PULSION n. the act of driving forward; propulsion. |
| SCOPULAS | • scopulas n. Plural of scopula. • SCOPULA n. (Latin) a brushlike tuft of hairs on legs of some spiders. |
| SEPALOUS | • sepalous adj. (Botany) Having, or relating to, sepals. • SEPALOUS adj. having sepals. |
| SHOPFULS | • shopfuls n. Plural of shopful. • SHOPFUL n. as much as a shop can hold. |
| SLIPOUTS | • slipouts n. Plural of slipout. • SLIPOUT n. an insertion in a newspaper. |
| SOUPLESS | • soupless adj. Without soup. • SOUPLESS adj. without soup. |
| SPORULES | • sporules n. Plural of sporule. • SPORULE n. a small spore. |
| SPOUSALS | • spousals n. Plural of spousal. • SPOUSAL n. the state of being married, also ESPOUSAL. |
| SUBPLOTS | • subplots n. Plural of subplot. • SUBPLOT n. a subordinate plot in a novel etc. |
| SUPPOSAL | • supposal n. The act of supposing; supposition. • supposal n. Something supposed; a supposition, a hypothesis. • SUPPOSAL n. something supposed. |
| UNSPOOLS | • unspools v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unspool. • UNSPOOL v. to unwind from a small cylinder. |
| UPCLOSES | • upcloses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of upclose. • UPCLOSE v. to close up. |
| UPSILONS | • upsilons n. Plural of upsilon. • UPSILON n. (Greek) a Greek letter, also YPSILON. |
| UPSLOPES | • upslopes n. Plural of upslope. • UPSLOPE n. an upward slope. |
| VOLUSPAS | • VOLUSPA n. (Old Norse) a sibyl or prophetess. |