| NOSTOS | • nostos n. A homecoming, as after a long journey. • NOSTOS n. (Greek) a poem describing a return journey. |
| NUTSOS | • nutsos n. Plural of nutso. • NUTSO n. (offensive Australian slang) a crazy person. |
| ONSETS | • onsets n. Plural of onset. • onsets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of onset. • ONSET n. a beginning. |
| SANTOS | • santos n. Plural of santo. • Santos prop.n. Plural of Santo. • Santos prop.n. A municipality of São Paulo, Brazil. |
| SESTON | • seston n. All particulate matter suspended in bodies of water such as lakes and seas, including plankton, organic… • SESTON n. (Greek) a very small plankton organism. |
| SETONS | • setons n. Plural of seton. • Setons prop.n. Plural of Seton. • SETON n. a thread or the like passed through the skin as a counterirritant or for drainage. |
| SNOOTS | • snoots n. Plural of snoot. • snoots v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snoot. • SNOOT v. to treat with disdain. |
| SNORTS | • snorts n. Plural of snort. • snorts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of snort. • SNORT v. to exhale noisily through the nostrils. |
| SNOUTS | • snouts n. Plural of snout. • SNOUT v. to provide with a nozzle. |
| STENOS | • stenos n. Plural of steno. • STENO n. (short for) a stenographer. |
| STONDS | • stonds n. Plural of stond. • STOND n. (Spenser) a stand. |
| STONES | • stones n. Plural of stone. • stones n. (Slang) Testicles; balls. • stones n. (Slang) Courage. |
| STONKS | • stonks n. Plural of stonk. • stonks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stonk. • STONK v. (slang) to bombard. |
| STONNS | • STONN v. (obsolete) to stun, also STONNE, STOUN. |
| STOUNS | • STOUN v. (Spenser) to stun, astound, also STONN, STONNE, STUN. |
| TOSSEN | • TOSSEN v. (Spenser) to toss. |