| DOORPOSTS | • doorposts n. Plural of doorpost. • DOORPOST n. one of the two vertical members forming the sides of a doorframe, also DOORJAMB. |
| DOORSTOPS | • doorstops n. Plural of doorstop. • DOORSTOP n. an object used for holding open a door. |
| FOOTROPES | • footropes n. Plural of footrope. • FOOTROPE n. a rope used in sailing. |
| HOROPITOS | • HOROPITO n. (Maori) a bushy New Zealand shrub, with red aromatic peppery leaves. |
| MOONPORTS | • moonports n. Plural of moonport. • MOONPORT n. a facility for launching spacecraft to the moon. |
| ORTHOPODS | • orthopods n. Plural of orthopod. • ORTHOPOD n. (slang) an orthopaedic surgeon. |
| POKEROOTS | • pokeroots n. Plural of pokeroot. • POKEROOT n. an aromatic perennial herb of the United States, also POKEWEED. |
| POLTROONS | • poltroons n. Plural of poltroon. • POLTROON n. a despicable coward, also POULTROONE. |
| PROMOTORS | • promotors n. Plural of promotor. • PROMOTOR n. a person who presents candidates for graduation. |
| PROTOCOLS | • protocols n. Plural of protocol. • PROTOCOL v. to draw up a protocol. |
| PROTOPODS | • protopods n. Plural of protopod. • PROTOPOD n. a part of a crustacean appendage. |
| ROTOSCOPE | • rotoscope n. (Film, television, visual effects) A technique in which animators trace live-action movement frame by frame. • rotoscope v. (Transitive) To use this technique upon. • ROTOSCOPE v. to create the outline of an object from live-action film for manipulation in an animated film sequence. |
| SHOTPROOF | • shotproof adj. Not penetrable by shot; bulletproof. • shotproof adj. (Hunting) Of quarry, reputedly unable to be shot. • SHOTPROOF adj. proof against shot. |
| SOAPROOTS | • soaproots n. Plural of soaproot. • SOAPROOT n. any plant whose root can be used for soap. |
| ZOOTROPES | • zootropes n. Plural of zootrope. • ZOOTROPE n. (Greek) a slotted rotating cylinder producing primitive animation, also ZOETROPE. |