| NASIONS | • nasions n. Plural of nasion. • NASION n. the middle point of the nasofrontal suture in the skull. |
| NELSONS | • nelsons n. Plural of nelson. • NELSON n. a wrestling hold. |
| NONUSES | • nonuses n. Plural of nonuse. • non-uses n. Plural of non-use. • NONUSE n. failure to use. |
| NOSEANS | • noseans n. Plural of nosean. • NOSEAN n. a cubic mineral, aluminum sodium silicate and sulphur, also NOSELITE. |
| NOSINGS | • nosings n. Plural of nosing. • NOSING n. a projecting edge of a stair, sill etc. |
| NOWNESS | • nowness n. The property of happening now, or relating to now. • NOWNESS n. the state of existing at the present time. |
| ONENESS | • oneness n. (Uncountable) State of being one or undivided; unity. • oneness n. (Countable) The product of being one or undivided. • ONENESS n. unity. |
| SANNOPS | • sannops n. Plural of sannop. • SANNOP n. (Native American) a married male in North American Indian societies, also SANNUP. |
| SANTONS | • santons n. Plural of santon. • SANTON n. (Spanish) an Eastern dervish or saint. |
| SINDONS | • sindons n. Plural of sindon. • SINDON n. (archaic) a fine thin fabric of linen, cotton, or silk. |
| SONANTS | • sonants n. Plural of sonant. • SONANT n. a sound made by vibration of the vocal chords. |
| SONNETS | • sonnets n. Plural of sonnet. • SONNET v. to compose a type of poem. |
| SONNIES | • sonnies n. Plural of sonny. • SONNY n. (colloquial) a son. |
| SPONSON | • sponson n. (Nautical, aviation, military) A projection from the side of an aircraft, watercraft, or land vehicle. • sponson v. (Nautical, aviation, military, transitive, often with the particle "out") To mount on a projection on… • SPONSON n. a platform jutting from ship's deck for gun or wheel, also SPONSING. |
| STONNES | • STONNE v. (obsolete) to stun, also STONN, STOUN. |
| TENSONS | • tensons n. Plural of tenson. • TENSON n. (French) a competition in verse between two troubadours, also TENZON. |
| UNISONS | • unisons n. Plural of unison. • UNISON n. complete agreement. |
| UNSONSY | • unsonsy adj. (Scotland) Not fortunate. • UNSONSY adj. (Scots) unlucky, also UNSONCY, UNSONSIE. |