| BUTTSTOCKS | • buttstocks n. Plural of buttstock. • BUTTSTOCK n. the stock of a firearm in the rear of the breech mechanism. |
| DESTITUTES | • destitutes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of destitute. • DESTITUTE v. to forsake, to deprive. |
| INSTITUTES | • institutes n. Plural of institute. • institutes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of institute. • INSTITUTE v. to set up, establish. |
| OUTTHRUSTS | • outthrusts n. Plural of outthrust. • outthrusts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outthrust. • OUTTHRUST v. to extend outwards. |
| RESTITUTES | • restitutes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of restitute. • RESTITUTE v. (archaic) to restore to a former state. |
| SQUATTIEST | • squattiest adj. Superlative form of squatty: most squatty. • SQUATTY adj. squat, dumpy. |
| STATUETTES | • statuettes n. Plural of statuette. • STATUETTE n. a small statue. |
| STATUSIEST | • STATUSY adj. having status. |
| STRUTTINGS | • struttings n. Plural of strutting. • STRUTTING n. the act of strutting. |
| STUTTERERS | • stutterers n. Plural of stutterer. • STUTTERER n. one who stutters. |
| SUBSTITUTE | • substitute v. (Transitive) To use in place of something else, with the same function. • substitute v. (Transitive, in the phrase "substitute X for Y") To use X in place of Y. • substitute v. (Transitive, formerly proscribed, in the phrase "substitute X with/by Y") To use Y in place of X; to replace X with Y. |
| SUSTENTATE | • sustentate v. (Obsolete, transitive) To sustain. • SUSTENTATE v. to sustain. |
| SUTTLETIES | • suttleties n. Plural of suttletie. • SUTTLETIE n. (Milton) subtlety, also SUBTILITY, SUBTILTY, SUBTLETY. |
| TUNGSTATES | • tungstates n. Plural of tungstate. • TUNGSTATE n. a salt of tungstic acid. |
| TUNGSTITES | • tungstites n. Plural of tungstite. • TUNGSTITE n. a yellow earthy mineral, tungsten oxide. |
| TUTIORISTS | • tutiorists n. Plural of tutiorist. • TUTIORIST n. an adherent of tutiorism, the doctrine that one should take the safer moral course. |
| UTTERMOSTS | • uttermosts n. Plural of uttermost. • UTTERMOST n. the greatest degree or amount, also UTMOST. |