| INTERNS | • interns n. Plural of intern. • INTERN v. to confine during a war. |
| INTRONS | • introns n. Plural of intron. • INTRON n. any of the segments of a eukaryotic gene that do not carry coded information for the synthesis of proteins. |
| INTURNS | • inturns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of inturn. • inturns n. Plural of inturn. • in-turns n. Plural of in-turn. |
| NATRONS | • NATRON n. (French) a mineral, native hydrous sodium carbonate. |
| NONARTS | • nonarts adj. Not of or pertaining to the arts. • NONART n. something that is not art. |
| RENNETS | • rennets n. Plural of rennet. • RENNET n. a name given to many different kinds of apples, mostly of French origin, also REINETTE, RUNNET. |
| RUNNETS | • runnets n. Plural of runnet. • RUNNET n. (dialect) rennet. |
| STONERN | • STONERN adj. (dialect) of stone, also STONEN. |
| STUNNER | • stunner n. (Colloquial) Anything that is stunning. • stunner n. (Professional wrestling) A professional wrestling maneuver in which an attacking wrestler applies a… • stunner n. (Science fiction) A pistol firing a beam capable of stunning an enemy. |
| TANNERS | • tanners n. Plural of tanner. • TANNER n. in pre-decimal coinage, a sixpence. |
| TENNERS | • tenners n. Plural of tenner. • Tenners prop.n. Plural of Tenner. • TENNER n. (colloquial) a ten-pound note. |
| TINNERS | • tinners n. Plural of tinner. • Tinners prop.n. Plural of Tinner. • TINNER n. a tin miner. |
| TONNERS | • tonners n. Plural of tonner. • TONNER n. an object having a specified tonnage. |
| TURNONS | • turnons n. Plural of turnon. • turn-ons n. Plural of turn-on. • TURNON n. something that arouses interest. |
| UNTURNS | • unturns v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unturn. • UNTURN v. to turn backwards. |