| GOSSIPS | • gossips n. Plural of gossip. • gossips v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gossip. • GOSSIP v. to talk idly about others' affairs. |
| HYSSOPS | • hyssops n. Plural of hyssop. • HYSSOP n. an aromatic bitter-tasting labiate herb native to the Mediterranean region. |
| POSSERS | • possers n. Plural of posser. • POSSER n. (archaic) a wooden stick for use in possing clothes. |
| POSSESS | • possess v. (Transitive). • possess v. (Intransitive). • POSSESS v. to have as an owner. |
| POSSETS | • possets n. Plural of posset. • possets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of posset. • POSSET v. to curdle. |
| POSSIES | • possies n. Plural of possie. • POSSIE n. (Australian slang) a position, also POZZY. |
| POSSUMS | • possums n. Plural of possum. • POSSUM v. to feign ignorance (i.e. to play possum). |
| POUSSES | • POUSSE n. (Spenser) pease. |
| PROSSES | • prosses n. Plural of pross. • Prosses prop.n. Plural of Pross. • PROSS n. (colloq.) a prostitute, also PROSSIE, PROSTIE, PROZZIE. |
| PSOASES | • psoases n. Plural of psoas. • PSOAS n. (Greek) a muscle of the pelvic region. |
| SPEOSES | • SPEOS n. (Greek) a grotto-temple or tomb. |
| SPOSHES | • sposhes n. Plural of sposh. • SPOSH n. (US) slush. |
| SPOUSES | • spouses n. Plural of spouse. • spouses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spouse. • SPOUSE v. to betroth, marry, also ESPOUSE. |
| TOSSUPS | • tossups n. Plural of tossup. • toss-ups n. Plural of toss-up. • TOSSUP n. an even choice or chance. |